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Maujii

Character

Maujii is a dwarf of the Tontatta Kingdom who serves as aide to Princess Mansherry. Once enslaved by the Donquixote Pirates, he took part in the Dressrosa uprising and later sailed with the Tontatta Pirates under the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

Japanese Va: Cho
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 755: A Man's World
Crew & Affiliations: Tontatta Pirates, Tontatta Kingdom, Straw Hat Grand Fleet
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Appearance

Like every dwarf of his people, Maujii stands very small. A white beard and matching mustache frame his face, and he tops his head with a pompom helmet fitted with goggles. The rest of his outfit runs to an orange coat, purple gloves, blue trousers, and purple boots.

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Personality

Little has been revealed about his temperament, though his devotion to Princess Mansherry is plain, shown through the deep care and concern he holds for her. Though never shown in combat, he is presumably as quick and strong as other dwarves; his speed was real enough that he once could not halt in time and burst a storage door open by sheer momentum.

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History

At some point five hundred dwarves, Maujii and Mansherry among them, were seized by the Donquixote Pirates and forced into labor at the SMILE Factory, the princess excepted. When the dwarves' revolt broke out during the Dressrosa Arc, Maujii rushed to locate Mansherry, crashing through a door he could not stop at; he failed to find her but got hold of a Den Den Mushi to tell Leo she was likely held in the royal palace, also passing the word to Viola. As Franky clashed with Senor Pink, the factory dwarves learned from Viola that Mansherry was being made to heal the beaten Donquixote officers, then rejoiced when Leo and Kabu rescued her.

With Senor Pink down, the dwarves demolished the SMILE Factory, carried a wounded Franky to safety, and fled the closing Birdcage. After running into Zoro, Kin'emon, and Kanjuro and hearing Zoro's plan to slow the Birdcage, they used the uncuttable factory to push it back. When Luffy at last defeated Doflamingo and dropped the Birdcage, they wept with joy. Three days afterward, Maujii stayed at Mansherry's side as she accepted Marine donations to heal the injured townsfolk; those donations secretly left the Marines incapacitated when they tried to chase Luffy, and Maujii reassured the worried princess that Kyros had granted permission. Later, sailing near Green Bit aboard the Tontatta Pirates' ship, the crew came upon a drifting Tartes vessel carrying Pound and brought him to the Dressrosa port.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Maujii in One Piece?

Maujii is a dwarf of the Tontatta Kingdom who serves as aide to Princess Mansherry, later sailing with the Tontatta Pirates under the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

What does Maujii look like?

Maujii is very small like all Tontatta dwarves, with a white beard and mustache, a pompom helmet fitted with goggles, an orange coat, purple gloves, blue trousers, and purple boots.

How was Maujii enslaved by the Donquixote Pirates?

Maujii was one of five hundred dwarves, including Mansherry, seized by the Donquixote Pirates and forced into labor at the SMILE Factory.

What role did Maujii play in the Dressrosa uprising?

When the dwarves' revolt broke out, Maujii rushed to find Mansherry, obtained a Den Den Mushi to alert Leo and Viola to her likely location in the royal palace, and later helped push back the closing Birdcage using the uncuttable SMILE Factory.

What happened to Maujii after Doflamingo's defeat?

After Luffy defeated Doflamingo, Maujii stayed at Princess Mansherry's side as she healed injured townsfolk, and later sailed with the Tontatta Pirates when they rescued the drifting Pound near Green Bit.

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