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Magra is a bandit of the Dadan Family based on Mt. Colubo on Dawn Island. Alongside the rest of the bandits, he helped raise Ace and Luffy on Garp's behalf.

English Voice: Newton Pittman
Japanese Va: Hiroaki Hirata
Birthday: October 30th
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 582
Crew & Affiliations: Dadan Family
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Appearance

Magra's features call to mind a chicken, with a wattle-like growth on his chin and a comb atop his bald head. He sports a mustache, sideburns, and notably large eyelashes reminiscent of Franky's, and a worried expression rarely leaves his face. His outfit pairs a decorated jacket and neck scarf with shorts kept up by a sash, long striped socks, and a saber worn on his right hip.

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Personality

Whenever Dadan flies into one of her rages, Magra is the one who steps in to settle her down. He showed real concern for Luffy's wellbeing, tending to the boy after his rescue from Bluejam and pressing him to rest and stay clear of the Noble's soldiers. Fiercely loyal to Dadan like the rest of the bandits, he stays close at her side and wept with the others when she failed to return from the Gray Terminal fire. He also stepped in to stop her from beating Garp further over Ace's death, and has a verbal quirk of opening his sentences with "Now, now."

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History

Magra first appears among the bandits when Garp arrives to leave Luffy in their care, and when the boy irritates Dadan on his first day, Magra moves to calm her. He and Dogra later kept watch over Ace and Luffy out in the forest. After Gray Terminal was torched, the bandits rushed in to pull Luffy and Ace from Bluejam, carrying Luffy off as they fled the blaze; escaping the flames without Ace or Dadan in sight, Magra and the others broke down in tears. Back at the house he calmed a distressed Luffy and warned him against returning while Goa's soldiers cleaned up, and rejoiced when Ace and Dadan turned up safe. Years later he joined the others in seeing Ace off to a pirate's life.

Following Ace's death at the Summit War of Marineford, Magra waited with the Dadan Family at Partys Bar for Garp's return, then held Dadan back as she pummeled the old Marine until Makino calmed her. In the years after, he celebrated alongside the family at each piece of news about Luffy, from his return and rising bounty to the worldwide tremors during the Egghead Arc, and shared their distress over reports concerning Sabo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Magra in One Piece?

Magra is a bandit of the Dadan Family based on Mt. Colubo on Dawn Island. Alongside the rest of the bandits, he helped raise Ace and Luffy on Garp's behalf.

What is Magra's role in the Dadan Family?

Magra is one of the bandits in the Dadan Family and is often the one who steps in to calm Dadan whenever she flies into a rage. He is fiercely loyal to her and stays close by her side.

How did Magra help raise Luffy and Ace?

Magra tended to Luffy after his rescue from Bluejam and urged him to rest and stay away from the Noble's soldiers. He and Dogra also kept watch over Ace and Luffy out in the forest as they grew up.

What does Magra look like in One Piece?

Magra has chicken-like features, including a wattle-like growth on his chin and a comb atop his bald head, along with a mustache, sideburns, and large eyelashes. He wears a decorated jacket, neck scarf, shorts held up by a sash, and carries a saber on his right hip.

What verbal quirk does Magra have in One Piece?

Magra has the habit of opening his sentences with "Now, now." This phrase often appears when he is trying to calm Dadan down.

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