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Naomi Drunk

Character

Naomi Drunk is the perpetually intoxicated archer of the Treasure Pirates, introduced in the special Heart of Gold. A deadly shot with explosive arrows, she clashed with the Straw Hats over the Pure Gold.

Canon: Non-canon
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Weapon: Bow and Dyna Stone arrows
Species: Human
English Va: Kenneisha Thompson
Occupation: Sniper, Archer
Affiliation: Treasure Pirates
Japanese Va: Kiko Mizuhara
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Appearance

Lean and tan-skinned, Naomi sports a head of puffy brown hair tucked partly under a black cap. Her wardrobe runs flashy: a light green shirt printed with her own name, pink trousers, and a white fur coat, all set off by an array of jewelry and a necklace bearing the letter N.

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Personality

True to the name she carries, Naomi is never sober and despises the idea of being so. Unusually for the Treasure Pirates, she puts her captain Mad Treasure's safety above any haul of loot, the reverse of his own creed. A cruel streak runs through her as well, and she grinned as Mad Treasure throttled Nami and Robin.

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Abilities

As an archer Naomi is exceptional, landing precise shots despite her constant drunkenness. That accuracy collapses, however, the instant fear or panic sets in, leaving her unable to strike even a motionless mark. Her bow fires arrows tipped with encapsulated Dyna Stone, warheads powerful enough to wreck a Marine warship. In Heart of Gold, Mad Treasure's crew assaulted a Marine fleet to seize Myskina Olga, the girl who could lead them to the Pure Gold. Naomi blasted apart several ships with her explosive arrows and cut down Marines once aboard, though Olga slipped away on her steed Elizabeth before Treasure stopped Naomi from killing her. When the crew later struck the Straw Hats, a chain of events swallowed both crews inside the giant footballfish Bonbori. Naomi shot Luffy out of the air to keep him from his ship, and the pirates captured Nami, Robin, Chopper, and Brook. At the Alchemi mines she was posted as a guard with Psycho P and faced Zoro, but every arrow missed, and the swordsman sliced through her cap and knocked her out. She survived to sit on the Alchemi shore afterward, eating meat alongside Treasure and Psycho P.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the heaviest drinker in One Piece?

Naomi Drunk, the archer of the Treasure Pirates from the special One Piece: Heart of Gold, is known as a notoriously heavy drinker who is never sober and despises the idea of being so.

Who is Naomi Drunk in One Piece?

Naomi Drunk is the perpetually intoxicated archer of the Treasure Pirates, introduced in the TV special One Piece: Heart of Gold.

What weapon does Naomi Drunk use?

Naomi Drunk fights with a bow that fires arrows tipped with encapsulated Dyna Stone, explosive warheads powerful enough to destroy a Marine warship.

How does Naomi Drunk fight Zoro?

Naomi Drunk faces Roronoa Zoro while guarding the Alchemi mines alongside Psycho P, but every one of her arrows misses him, and Zoro slices through her cap and knocks her out.

What happens to Naomi Drunk's aim when she's scared?

Naomi Drunk's normally precise archery collapses the instant she feels fear or panic, leaving her unable to hit even a stationary target.

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