Moyashi
CharacterMoyashi is a non-canon Marine officer who debuted in the game Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013. Little is documented about him beyond his standard rank, a shifting manner of speech, and his fondness for Koby.
Appearance
Moyashi turns out in the usual Marine getup, complete with the regulation cap. A touch of stubble sits along his chin.
Personality
His way of talking drifts over time. He opens in a gruff register while still observing honorifics, then gradually sheds the polite phrasing as he goes. Though he can come across as domineering, he keeps a softer side for women and children. Toward his fellow Marines, he holds Koby in warm regard, yet he thinks less of Helmeppo and pointedly fails to treat him with the deference a superior would normally expect.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Moyashi in One Piece?
Moyashi is a non-canon Marine officer who debuted in the promotional game Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013.
What game did Moyashi appear in?
Moyashi appeared only in Pirate Sweeping Operation 2013, and no detailed account of his actions there has been recorded.
How does Moyashi's way of speaking change over time?
Moyashi starts out speaking gruffly while using honorifics, then gradually sheds the polite phrasing as he talks, and while he can seem domineering he softens around women and children.
How does Moyashi feel about Koby and Helmeppo?
Moyashi holds Koby in warm regard but thinks little of Helmeppo, pointedly withholding the deference a fellow Marine would normally show a superior.
What is Moyashi's rank in the Marines?
Moyashi holds the standard rank of Marine officer.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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