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Newkama Six Forces

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The Newkama Six Forces are a non-canon band of six Newkama and former Impel Down prisoners from Level 5.5. Driven by revenge, they joined the breakout and took on the Jailer Beasts during the Impel Down Arc.

Canon: non-canon
Occupation: Prisoners of the Great Prison
Affiliation: Newkama Land; Prison Escape Team
Member Count: 6
Japanese Name: ニューカマー武闘派六人衆
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Appearance

The six cut flamboyant figures, each pairing fishnet leggings and briefs with bold accessories. Their de facto leader is tan-skinned with a wide nose, thick lips, shaved-sided spiky hair, a gray beard, and a huge scar across his chest, draped in a heart-emblazoned gray cloak. The tallest is heavily muscled with a braided ponytail and Franky-like forearms over a leather crop top. A round, fair-skinned member sports a bobbed cut, red lipstick, and a striped hat, while another wears flowing orange hair and gold bracelets. The fifth has long pink hair, a curly black mustache, and heart tattoos, and the leanest has fluffy yellow hair, triangular shades, and a spotted dress shirt.

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Personality

Bold and self-assured, the group burned to settle the score with Sadi, Saldeath, and the Jailer Beasts, who had killed the fellow inmates and friends they had made inside the prison.

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History

Each member had been locked in Impel Down, where the Jailer Beasts tortured and slew prisoners they had befriended, before being moved down to Level 5.5 to join Ivankov. Their arsenal ranged widely: the leader fired a bazooka that launched both smoke bombs and chained arrows, the tallest swung a zanbato, the heavy one a halberd, and the orange-haired man a cutlass, while the mustached and lean members used single-shot and three-shot chain crossbows. When the escapees stormed Level 4 and Sadi arrived with the Beasts, the Six Forces leapt in ahead of Luffy to claim their vengeance. The leader blinded the monsters with bazooka smoke and three others charged in, only to be flung aside effortlessly. The group then bound the Beasts with chained shots and rallied other prisoners to haul on the chains, but the creatures tore loose and rampaged until Luffy, Jinbe, and Crocodile put them down.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a military force in Kamabakka?

Yes, the Newkama Six Forces are a band of six Newkama and former Impel Down prisoners affiliated with Newkama Land. They joined the prison break during the Impel Down Arc and fought the Jailer Beasts alongside Emporio Ivankov's followers.

Who are the Newkama Six Forces in One Piece?

The Newkama Six Forces are a non-canon group of six Newkama who were formerly held on Level 5.5 of Impel Down. Driven by revenge, they joined the prison break and took on the Jailer Beasts during the Impel Down Arc.

Why do the Newkama Six Forces want revenge in One Piece?

The Newkama Six Forces want revenge because the Jailer Beasts tortured and killed fellow inmates they had befriended while imprisoned. This drove them to confront Sadi, Saldeath, and the Beasts once the escape began.

What weapons do the Newkama Six Forces use?

The Newkama Six Forces wield a wide range of weapons: a bazooka that fires smoke bombs and chained arrows, a zanbato, a halberd, a cutlass, and both single-shot and three-shot chain crossbows.

What happens when the Newkama Six Forces face the Jailer Beasts?

The Newkama Six Forces leap in ahead of Luffy to fight the Jailer Beasts, blinding them with bazooka smoke and binding them with chained shots. The Beasts eventually tear loose and rampage until Luffy, Jinbe, and Crocodile finally put them down.

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