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S-Shark

Character

One of Vegapunk's Seraphim, S-Shark is a Lunarian-enhanced clone grown from the lineage of Jinbe. Towering and shark-like, he draws on Fish-Man Karate, laser fire, and a manufactured ground-swimming power while serving as a supporting antagonist throughout the Egghead Arc.

English Va: Lexi Nieto
Japanese Va: Chika Sakamoto
Age: 2 (biologically 8)
Height: 320 cm
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 1065
Crew & Affiliations: Seraphim, Seraphim (Pacifista)
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Appearance

Built to mirror a young Jinbe, S-Shark is an enormous whale shark fish-man whose hair is cropped short. He keeps many of Jinbe's defining features, among them the brows, the gills, the webbed hands and feet, plus the fangs, yet despite his childhood age he already matches the grown Jinbe in height. The Lunarian elements set him apart, giving him brown skin, dark wings, and pale hair, while a length of his right forearm has been replaced by a tube holding Green Blood. His pupils take a star shape, noticeable only up close, and his chest bears the partial "PX-" marking common to the Seraphim.

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Personality

Beyond his hostility toward the Straw Hat Pirates, S-Shark has revealed little of himself. He simply carries out whatever Vegapunk orders.

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Abilities

As one of the Seraphim, the figures Vegapunk regarded as the height of his research and as the "Strongest Form of Humanity," S-Shark is formidably equipped. His Fish-Man physiology, inherited from Jinbe, supplies tremendous raw strength along with the usual advantages of his race. The Pacifista engineering grafted onto him lets him project lasers from his palm, a capability traced to Vegapunk's Pika Pika no Mi research. His Lunarian frame bears back-mounted flames linked to remarkable toughness, enough that he endured a combined strike from Zeus and Sanji. Drawing on the Green Blood inside him, he wields a synthetic form of the Sui Sui no Mi first held by Senor Pink, which allows him to glide through solid earth and walls, surfacing at unexpected angles to strike or evade. He pairs this with Fish-Man Karate, even shaping the ground he has liquefied as though it were water, and he can call on both Observation and Armament Haki.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is S-Shark in One Piece?

S-Shark is one of Vegapunk's Seraphim, a Lunarian-enhanced clone grown from the lineage of Jinbe, appearing as a supporting antagonist during the Egghead Arc.

What does S-Shark look like?

S-Shark is an enormous whale shark fish-man built to mirror a young Jinbe, sharing his brows, gills, webbed hands and feet, and fangs, while his Lunarian heritage gives him brown skin, dark wings, and pale hair.

What devil fruit power does S-Shark use?

Drawing on the Green Blood inside him, S-Shark wields a synthetic version of the Sui Sui no Mi first held by Senor Pink, letting him glide through solid earth and walls and surface at unexpected angles to strike or evade.

What fighting style does S-Shark use besides his devil fruit?

S-Shark pairs his swim-swim power with Fish-Man Karate, even shaping ground he has liquefied as though it were water, and he can also call on both Observation and Armament Haki.

How tough is S-Shark in battle?

S-Shark's Lunarian frame gives him back-mounted flames linked to remarkable toughness, allowing him to endure a combined strike from Zeus and Sanji.

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