Meganetti
CharacterMeganetti is a Marine officer featured in the non-canon game Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013. He is the twin brother of fellow officer Amity, distinguished from his sibling mainly by the pair of glasses he wears.
Appearance
Meganetti dresses in the regular Marine uniform, complete with the service cap perched over his medium-length black hair. His features closely match those of his twin Amity, the chief difference being the glasses he wears.
Personality
By temperament he is described as a notably shy individual.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Meganetti in One Piece?
Meganetti is a Marine officer who appears in the non-canon game Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013. He is the twin brother of fellow officer Amity.
What does Meganetti look like?
Meganetti wears the standard Marine uniform with a service cap over his medium-length black hair. His features closely resemble those of his twin brother Amity, with glasses being the main difference between them.
What is Meganetti's personality like?
Meganetti is described as a notably shy individual.
Who is Meganetti's twin brother?
Meganetti's twin brother is Amity, another Marine officer who appears alongside him.
Where does Meganetti appear in One Piece?
Meganetti's only appearance is in the game Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013, where he is identified as a Marine officer. No further details of his activities are recorded beyond that debut.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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