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Mansion's Guards

Character

Employed by the Tessle Company, the Mansion's Guards are two security men stationed by Klahadore to keep watch over Kaya's estate in Syrup Village. For all their devotion to their mistress, the pair fell easily to Usopp once the village's pirate scheme came to a head.

Japanese Voice: Yasuhiko Tokuyama
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 24: Things That Can't Be Faked
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 9
Crew & Affiliations: Tessle Company
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Appearance

Two men make up the detail, both turned out the same way in dark suits, neckties, white shirts, and shades. The figure on the left favors a green tie and is the slimmer of them, marked by a mustache and beard with brown hair spiked at the crown. To the right stands his bigger, clean-shaven colleague in a red tie, his black hair slicked back and worn long down the neck. In the anime version, neither wears sunglasses.

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Personality

The two treat their duties earnestly and genuinely wish to keep Kaya from harm, ready even to lay down their lives in her defense. There is one obvious lapse, though: the moment a break comes around, they drift away from their stations and leave the gates unwatched.

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History

Posted to guard the front gates of the estate, the pair can fend off run-of-the-mill troublemakers and trespassers, yet Usopp downed both of them in a head-on scrap. Each is armed with a basic flintlock pistol. Klahadore took them on after Kaya's parents died, doing so as one of his measures for her protection, and they routinely caught Usopp loitering near the grounds and passed word of it along to him.

When Usopp and then Luffy crept onto the property, the latter meaning to ask for a ship, Merry alerted Klahadore to the intruders, who grumbled that the guards had wandered off for lunch. After Usopp exposed Klahadore as the pirate captain Kuro, he stole back in to warn Kaya, only this time the guards were at their posts and tried to toss him out. Usopp turned on them and knocked both cold, to Merry's alarm. The pair then took a vacation with the rest of the staff apart from Klahadore and Merry, so they knew nothing of the Black Cat Pirates' raid and were nowhere to be found when Klahadore wounded Merry.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Mansion's Guards in One Piece?

The Mansion's Guards are two security men employed by the Tessle Company, stationed by Klahadore to keep watch over Kaya's estate in Syrup Village.

What do the Mansion's Guards look like?

Both guards wear matching dark suits, neckties, white shirts, and shades. One is slimmer with a mustache, beard, and spiked brown hair and favors a green tie, while the other is bigger, clean-shaven, and wears a red tie with slicked-back black hair.

Do the Mansion's Guards defeat Usopp?

No, despite handling ordinary trespassers, both Mansion's Guards are knocked out by Usopp in a direct fight when he sneaks back onto the estate to warn Kaya about Klahadore.

Why were the Mansion's Guards absent during the Black Cat Pirates' attack?

The Mansion's Guards had gone on vacation along with the rest of Kaya's staff, apart from Klahadore and Merry, so they were nowhere to be found when Klahadore wounded Merry.

What weapons do the Mansion's Guards carry?

Each of the Mansion's Guards is armed with a basic flintlock pistol.

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