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Rick is a young member of the Tearoom Pirates featured in the sixth One Piece feature film. Son of Papa and brother to Roza and Daisy, he is a trusting boy whose faith in his father wavers and then returns over the course of the film.

Japanese Va: Daisuke Sakaguchi
First Appearance: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island
Crew & Affiliations: Tearoom Pirates
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Appearance

Rick is a boy of ordinary build whose eyes are black and whose hair is a light brown. His top is a gray V-neck trimmed in blue, with sleeves to match. He rounds out the look with dark-framed glasses plus a red bandana that carries his crew's Jolly Roger, matching the ones his father and sisters wear.

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Personality

Much like Daisy was assumed to be, Rick is highly credulous, and that trusting streak leads him to believe his father is enormously strong after watching a staged bout between him and Chopper. Despite being so easily fooled, his belief in his father's courage is sincere.

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History

At some point Rick lost his mother, and afterward his father founded a pirate crew made up of nobody but himself and his family. Rick grew up among this "Crew Family," sailing the Grand Line beside his father until they eventually reached Omatsuri Island.

His introduction came as his father squared off against Chopper. After Papa pleaded with Chopper to throw the fight so his children would think him mighty, offering island secrets in exchange, both Rick and his sister Daisy bought into the idea that their father was powerful. Their older sister Roza tried to talk them out of it, which planted doubt in Rick. His belief recovered once his father chose to back Chopper alongside the Straw Hat Pirates, and with Luffy's encouragement Rick urged his father to stand against the Baron. His confidence in his father's bravery was fully restored after Papa loosed the arrow that killed the monstrous plant Lily Carnation.

Rick later turned up among the Tearoom Pirates attending the Pirates Festival during the events of One Piece: Stampede.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rick in One Piece?

Rick is a young member of the Tearoom Pirates who appears in Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island, the sixth One Piece film. He is the son of Papa and brother to Roza and Daisy.

What does Rick look like?

Rick is a boy of ordinary build with black eyes and light brown hair, wearing a gray V-neck top trimmed in blue and dark-framed glasses, plus a red bandana bearing his crew's Jolly Roger.

What is Rick's personality like?

Rick is highly credulous, easily convinced that his father is enormously strong after watching a staged fight between Papa and Chopper, though his belief in his father's courage is genuine rather than foolish.

How did Rick lose and regain faith in his father?

Rick's older sister Roza's doubts planted uncertainty in him about their father's strength, but his confidence was restored once Papa chose to back Chopper and the Straw Hat Pirates and later killed the monstrous plant Lily Carnation with an arrow.

Does Rick appear anywhere besides Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island?

Yes, Rick later turns up among the Tearoom Pirates attending the Pirates Festival during the events of One Piece: Stampede.

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