Nicknamed Pretended Sleep, Raccoon captained a pirate crew that once roamed the West Blue. He carried a bounty of 75,000,000 Berries before the Whitebeard Pirates brought his run to an end. He appears in the novel One Piece novel A.
No visual depiction of Raccoon has ever been published, leaving his physical look unknown.
Greed defines Raccoon and his men, who helped themselves to food inside Whitebeard's domain without settling the bill. He is also stubborn and vindictive, firing on Marshall D. Teach even after he had already been beaten and taken prisoner. The bounty placed on his head, combined with his skill at the pistol, marked him as a genuine threat, yet he and his crew folded against the Whitebeard Pirates with ease.

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Raccoon and his crew slipped into territory claimed by Whitebeard, ate a meal they never paid for, and then fled. The Whitebeard Pirates, with Ace and Thatch at the front, ran them down and stormed aboard their vessel. Teach hoisted the defeated captain up by the head and tossed him aside, but Raccoon seized a lapse in the crew's attention to shoot him. Teach answered by stamping down on him without any mercy.
One character explicitly named Raccoon in One Piece is a pirate captain nicknamed Pretended Sleep, who led a crew from the West Blue. He appears in the light novel One Piece novel A.
Raccoon's bounty stands at 75,000,000 Berries, reflecting the threat posed by his skill with a pistol before the Whitebeard Pirates put an end to his crew.
Raccoon and his crew ate a meal inside Whitebeard's territory without paying and then tried to flee. Ace and Thatch led the Whitebeard Pirates in tracking them down and storming aboard their ship.
After Marshall D. Teach hoisted Raccoon up by the head and tossed him aside, Raccoon seized a lapse in the crew's attention to shoot him. Teach answered by stamping down on him without any mercy.
Raccoon appears in the second volume of the light novel One Piece novel A. No visual depiction of him has ever been published, so his physical appearance remains unknown.
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