Minoruba
CharacterMinoruba is a sword-wielding bounty hunter operating on the Sabaody Archipelago. He tried to cash in on the Straw Hat Pirates and was soundly beaten, after which he turned to helping a kidnapping ring profit from a captured mermaid.
Appearance
Heavyset in build, Minoruba styles his brown hair into both a modest mohawk and a length that reaches his neck. He throws on a black coat over plaid trousers, and noticeable stubble shadows his chin and the area around his lips.
Personality
His trade as a bounty hunter suggests a ruthless disposition. He was bold, or desperate, enough to take on the Straw Hat Pirates, a gamble that ended in a thorough defeat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Minoruba in One Piece?
Minoruba is a sword-wielding bounty hunter operating on the Sabaody Archipelago who attempted to collect the bounty on the Straw Hat Pirates.
What happens when Minoruba fights the Straw Hat Pirates?
Minoruba teams up with Kairiken and other bounty hunters to ambush the Straw Hat Pirates for their bounties, but the group is soundly defeated.
What role does Minoruba play in Camie's kidnapping?
After his fight with the Straw Hats, Minoruba and Kairiken tip off the kidnapper Peterman that Camie is a mermaid, expecting a ten percent cut of her eventual sale price.
What weapon does Minoruba use?
Minoruba carries a sword into battle, though his skills prove no match for the Straw Hat Pirates, who defeat him with ease.
Does Minoruba appear outside the main One Piece story?
Yes, in the non-canon film One Piece: Stampede, Minoruba appears on Delta Island and joins the Pirates Festival.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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