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Millet Pine

Character

Millet Pine served as the torturer of the Roger Pirates right up until the crew broke apart. A stout Viking-styled fighter who wields a spiked mace, he sailed through the God Valley Incident and the voyage to Laugh Tale alongside legends like Gol D. Roger.

Status: Unknown
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 966
Crew & Affiliations: Roger Pirates
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Appearance

Pine is short and round, his head crowned with dark curly hair and a heavy black beard. He sports an orange helmet sprouting black horns, one of them snapped off, over a suit of gold armor and brown trousers cinched by a wide furry belt bearing a logo at its center. The overall effect reads as a textbook Viking.

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Personality

As many of the crew did, Pine kept his distance from Kouzuki Oden when Roger first brought him aboard, though that coolness soon thawed into friendship. He shared the crew's infatuation with Shakuyaku and bristled with anger when she was given over to Silvers Rayleigh, yet he still shielded the pair as they fled the Marines and rival pirates. A treasure-loving pirate to the core, he guarded his haul jealously at God Valley. While loyal to his captain, he was not above ducking or working around orders when it suited his own interests.

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Abilities

His role as torturer marks him as a specialist in wringing information out of captives by force. In combat he swung an iron mace tipped with a spiked sphere, and despite his small frame he handled it with deadly skill, cutting down enemies at God Valley and even fighting effectively while perched on a moving cart. Forty-four years ago he was already among the Roger Pirates, taking part in an assault on the Kuja Pirates meant to recruit Shakuyaku, and thirty-eight years ago he stood with the crew at God Valley to face the Rocks Pirates. Twenty-six years ago in Paradise, the crew clashed with the Whitebeard Pirates for four days before the fight gave way to a gift exchange and Roger's plea to bring Oden along. Pine then sailed with them to Laugh Tale and shared the tearful farewells before the Roger Pirates disbanded, his ultimate fate left unknown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Millet Pine in One Piece?

Millet Pine served as the torturer of the Roger Pirates until the crew disbanded. A stout Viking-styled fighter who wielded a spiked mace, he sailed through the God Valley Incident and the voyage to Laugh Tale alongside Gol D. Roger.

What does Millet Pine look like?

Millet Pine is short and round with dark curly hair and a heavy black beard. He wears an orange helmet with black horns, one snapped off, over gold armor and brown trousers cinched by a wide furry belt.

What is Millet Pine's personality like?

Millet Pine grew close to Kouzuki Oden after an initially cool reception, shared the crew's infatuation with Shakuyaku, and guarded his treasure jealously, though he remained loyal to Roger even while bending orders when it suited him.

What weapon does Millet Pine use?

Millet Pine fights with an iron mace tipped with a spiked sphere, wielding it with deadly skill despite his small frame, including cutting down enemies at God Valley.

What happened to Millet Pine after the Roger Pirates disbanded?

Millet Pine sailed with the Roger Pirates to Laugh Tale and shared in the crew's tearful farewell when they disbanded, but his fate afterward remains unknown.

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