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Rubis is a fish-woman of the pale-barred coris type and one of the trio known as the Precieuses, formerly sailing with the Simon Pirates. She debuts in the video game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands, where she repeatedly clashes with the Straw Hats.

Status: Alive
First Appearance: One Piece: Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands
Crew & Affiliations: Simon Pirates, Simon Pirates (Precieuses), former
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Appearance

Lean of frame and wheat-toned in skin, Rubis sports a crop of white hair and eyes of vivid red.

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Personality

Her loyalty runs to Gad, whose failure she sets out to avenge by hunting the Straw Hat Pirates, an effort that ends in her own defeat at their hands. She also carries a short fuse, quick to flare into temper.

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Abilities

Being a fish-woman grants Rubis roughly ten times the strength of an ordinary human while on land, a figure that doubles again once she is submerged. She proved as much by shattering a sizable whirlpool of water. Her chosen weapon is a spear, which she handles with evident skill, using it to fling Sanji away when he tried to get close to her and her companions Saphir and Emeraude. Her arsenal includes Rouge Foudroyant, a forceful thrusting strike whose name means "devastating red" in French, and Archange Tricolore, a joint move with Saphir and Emeraude in which the three summon spiraling, multicolored columns of water to hit several foes together, its name translating to "tricolor archangel."

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rubis in One Piece?

Rubis is a pale-barred coris fish-woman and one of the three Precieuses who formerly sailed with the Simon Pirates, debuting in the video game Great Hidden Treasure of the Nanatsu Islands.

What weapon does Rubis use in One Piece?

Rubis fights with a spear, wielding it skillfully enough to fling Sanji away when he approached her and her companions.

How strong is Rubis in One Piece?

As a fish-woman, Rubis has roughly ten times the strength of an ordinary human on land, a figure that doubles again underwater.

What special attacks does Rubis have in One Piece?

Rubis uses a forceful thrusting strike called Rouge Foudroyant, and joins Saphir and Emeraude for Archange Tricolore, a combined attack that summons spiraling, multicolored columns of water.

Why does Rubis fight the Straw Hat Pirates?

Rubis fights the Straw Hats to avenge Gad's earlier defeat, though she and her companions ultimately lose to the crew as well.

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