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Sarahebi

Character

Sarahebi is a Gifter in the Beasts Pirates serving under Black Maria, and before that she worked as a schoolteacher in Wano's Flower Capital. Having eaten a Snake SMILE, she can stretch her neck and bare fangs, and she used her classroom to feed children propaganda glorifying Orochi and Kaidou.

Devil Fruit: Snake SMILE
Japanese Voice: Yuka Komatsu
Status: Unknown
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 919: The Ruins of Oden Castle
Crew & Affiliations: Beasts Pirates
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Appearance

Sarahebi stands at roughly average height and has pale purple hair cut to her shoulders, yellow eyes, light red lips, and a tiny hot-pink blossom set in her hair. In her Gifter form she gains sharp black horns. Her attire is a dark purple kimono decorated with blue floral designs, an obi striped in red and dark red, and white tabi.

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Personality

Sarahebi is devoted to her captain, her crewmates, and to Kurozumi Orochi, which she demonstrated by drilling children with lessons that cast Orochi and Kaidou as the heroes while casting the Nine Red Scabbards and Kouzuki Oden as villains.

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Abilities

Charismatic enough to win over her pupils, Sarahebi taught the children of Wano lessons designed to convince them that the Kouzuki Clan were villains and Orochi the nation's hero. Physically she is forceful enough to kick Sanji with serious power. She consumed a Snake SMILE, an artificial Zoan that extends her neck and grants snake-like fangs and tongue, which she used to frighten any student who questioned her. Together with another Beasts Pirate she performs the Are Trap, also localized as Naughty Trap: the pair hide behind a screen pretending a woman is being disrobed, then snare whoever bursts through in a web and spin to deliver a tandem roundhouse kick. During the Onigashima raid she trailed Black Maria up to the third floor and helped capture Sanji, but Brook eventually defeated her and the other subordinates with Phrase d'armes: Orchestra. After the alliance's triumph she lost her teaching post to a Kouzuki loyalist.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sarahebi in One Piece?

Sarahebi is a Gifter in the Beasts Pirates who serves under Black Maria, and before that she worked as a schoolteacher in Wano's Flower Capital.

What Devil Fruit does Sarahebi have?

Sarahebi ate a Snake SMILE, an artificial Zoan Devil Fruit that lets her stretch her neck and bare snake-like fangs and tongue.

What did Sarahebi teach her students?

As a schoolteacher, Sarahebi fed her students propaganda that glorified Orochi and Kaidou while casting the Nine Red Scabbards and Kouzuki Oden as villains.

What happens to Sarahebi during the Onigashima raid?

During the Onigashima raid, Sarahebi trailed Black Maria to the third floor and helped capture Sanji, but Brook eventually defeated her and the other subordinates with his technique Phrase d'armes: Orchestra.

What happened to Sarahebi's teaching job after the raid?

After the alliance's victory at Onigashima, Sarahebi lost her teaching post to a loyalist of the Kouzuki Clan.

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