Capoeira Master Noir
CharacterNoir is a cat mink and member of the BIG Pirates, introduced in the One Piece Premier Show 2017. Nicknamed the Capoeira Master, he fights with a kicking, dance-driven martial art and the natural gifts of the Mink Tribe, all while nursing an odd fondness for vanilla ice cream.
Appearance
Noir is a feline mink whose yellow fur covers his arms, his paws, and his hair. His wardrobe runs to a black sleeveless jacket and black trousers, cinched by a blue sash at the waist. One detail marks him out: his left ear is gone.
Personality
True to his tribe, Noir is warm and demonstrative, prone to hugging and nipping at the people around him. He stays loyal to his captain, Bad One Gracie, yet quietly adores soft-serve vanilla ice cream even though Gracie despises anything white.
History
Every mink is a born fighter capable of wielding Electro, and Noir is no exception. On top of that he has mastered capoeira, a kick-heavy fighting style rooted in dance, and supplements his strikes with claws. He once fought under Gracie when the BIG Pirates reinforced the Blackbeard Pirates against the Whitebeard crew in the Payback War.
The BIG Pirates reached Tomoshibi Island hunting for surviving Whitebeard remnants and crossed paths with the Straw Hats and Hakuto during a celebration. Noir struck at Hakuto's blind spot, then bit Brook and Usopp, before the crew withdrew once Franky used Coup de Boo to seek out Ace's flame. When the pirates located the flame and Hakuto, Gracie shot the latter, prompting Luffy to intervene and drive Noir and Neiro back. After Germa 66 joined the BIG Pirates and the rest of the Straw Hats rallied to Luffy, Noir hugged and bit Sanji, who shook him off with Sexy Fire and finished him with Koi no Meteor Strike. Noir went down professing his love for soft-serve vanilla ice cream.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Capoeira Master Noir in One Piece?
Noir is a cat mink and member of the BIG Pirates, introduced in the One Piece Premier Show 2017. He is nicknamed the Capoeira Master for his kicking, dance-driven martial art.
What does Noir look like?
Noir is a feline mink whose yellow fur covers his arms, paws, and hair, and his wardrobe runs to a black sleeveless jacket and black trousers cinched by a blue sash. One detail marks him out clearly, his left ear is gone.
What is Noir's fighting style?
Noir has mastered capoeira, a kick-heavy fighting style rooted in dance, and supplements his strikes with claws and the mink tribe's natural Electro ability. He once fought under Bad One Gracie when the BIG Pirates reinforced the Blackbeard Pirates against the Whitebeard crew in the Payback War.
What is Noir's personality like?
True to his tribe, Noir is warm and demonstrative, prone to hugging and nipping at the people around him, and he stays loyal to his captain, Bad One Gracie. He also quietly adores soft-serve vanilla ice cream even though Gracie despises anything white.
How was Noir defeated?
Noir fought the Straw Hats and Hakuto at Tomoshibi Island, biting Brook and Usopp before Sanji shook him off with Sexy Fire and finished him with Koi no Meteor Strike. Noir went down still professing his love for soft-serve vanilla ice cream.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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