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Endless Knives Pesca serves the Drayke Pirates as their first mate and ranks among the Six Executives, a non-canon antagonist drawn from the game Legend of the Rainbow Island. He often operates undercover, posing as a king's aide under the false name Byron.

Bounty: 14,500,000
Status: non-canon
First Appearance: Legend of the Rainbow Island

Occupations

PirateFirst Mate
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Appearance

Pesca is a man of average build with long blue hair and slender eyebrows that stretch beyond the edges of his face. His usual dress consists of a green shirt marked at the center with a silver wolf emblem, a necklace strung from blue beads, and a thin pair of glasses. When he slips into his Byron persona, he dyes the blue hair brown and changes into a white shirt worn beneath a pale green vest, paired with blue trousers.

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Personality

Arrogance defines Pesca, who places great faith in his own talents. Cooking is the pastime he enjoys outside of fighting, and his confidence there is far from empty.

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Abilities

In a fight Pesca handles a pair of large swords, showing real skill with the blades. His culinary ability is just as notable; he was widely expected to win the cooking competition held at Festa Circle, a reputation that fits the Endless Knives epithet he carries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Pesca in One Piece?

Pesca, known as Endless Knives Pesca, serves as first mate of the Drayke Pirates and ranks among the Six Executives, a non-canon antagonist from the game Legend of the Rainbow Island.

What is Pesca's alias?

Pesca operates undercover as Byron, a false identity he uses while posing as a king's aide.

What are Pesca's abilities?

Pesca fights skillfully with a pair of large swords and is also a highly capable cook, a talent that fits his Endless Knives epithet.

Is Pesca a canon character?

No, Pesca is a non-canon character who appears exclusively in the game Legend of the Rainbow Island.

Who is Pesca's captain?

Pesca serves under Drayke, the captain of the Drayke Pirates.

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