General Maji is a non-canon antagonist from the seventh One Piece film, serving Ratchet as one of Mecha Island's generals. Crude in manner and reliant on his master's gadgets, he ambushes the Straw Hats and loses swiftly to Zoro.
Maji's hair rises in blue fin-shaped spikes, and a purple tattoo wraps across his chest. He leaves a green jacket hanging open, baring his torso beneath it.
Coarse and ill-mannered, Maji speaks in a vulgar fashion that grates on his employer Ratchet to no end.

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Rather than fighting on his own merits, Maji leans on the contraptions built by his master. He deployed a giant fan to shove the Going Merry off course, and while chasing Zoro and Nami along a track he rode a speedy skull-faced motorbike whose long, sharp tongue worked as a ramming spike. The machine also packed buzzsaws, though Zoro brushed them aside with ease, plus a pointless set of horns and a jukebox that blared loud fanfare as it moved. When he assaulted the Straw Hats upon their arrival on Karakuri Island, his buzzsaw-equipped vehicle did little good, and Zoro put him down without much trouble.
Maji is known as one of Mecha Island's generals serving Ratchet in the non-canon seventh One Piece film. He is crude in manner, relies heavily on his master's gadgets in combat, and is quickly defeated by Zoro.
Maji is a non-canon antagonist from the seventh One Piece film with blue fin-shaped spiky hair and a purple chest tattoo. He serves as one of Ratchet's generals on Mecha Island.
General Maji serves Ratchet, the mastermind behind Mecha Island in the seventh One Piece film. He relies on machines built by Ratchet rather than his own combat skill.
Maji rides a speedy skull-faced motorbike equipped with a sharp ramming tongue, buzzsaws, and a loud jukebox. He also deployed a giant fan to push the Going Merry off course earlier in the film.
Zoro defeats Maji when the general attacks the Straw Hats on Karakuri Island. Despite his buzzsaw-equipped vehicle, Maji is put down without much trouble.
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