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Spacey

Character

Built by Tsukimi on Karakuri Island, Spacey is a rifle-toting automaton who holds the rank of First Lieutenant. After his maker died and the moon mission went wrong, he ended up pledging himself to Enel, the figure who jolted him back to life.

Birthday: March 21st
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 433: The Name of That Sea is
Crew & Affiliations: Automata
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Appearance

Standing on the short side, this android is dressed up like a foot soldier. A thick mustache sits on his face, while an army-style jacket and a matching helmet complete the military look. Slung across his back are a rifle and assorted gear.

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Personality

Devotion is his defining trait. That loyalty shows clearly toward Enel, whom he treats as the one who rescued him after the Space Pirates had been beaten. He is presumed handy with the rifle he carries.

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History

While Spacey, his fellow automata, and Dr. Tsukimi were sharing snacks and gazing up at the moon, a massive blast of unexplained origin tore across its surface. Startled, Tsukimi gulped down a dumpling whole and choked, dying on the spot. Once the professor was laid to rest, the four machines each grabbed a balloon and floated up to the moon, set on punishing whoever had triggered the explosion that took their creator.

On the lunar surface they ran into the Space Pirates. The automata threw themselves at the enemy captain but were swiftly outmatched, so Spacey panicked and ran, abandoning the other three. Enel later stumbled upon him and brought him back to working order with a jolt of his lightning. Grateful, Spacey guided his rescuer to the spot where his comrades had fallen. A lurking pirate then sprang an ambush, but Enel retaliated and wrecked the enemy ship. Spacey hauled the other automata over on a cart, and Enel revived all four with another strike. The group trailed after him into a buried ancient city, where they unwittingly switched on the automata stored within. Both sets of machines then chose to march under Enel as his army.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Space Pirates in One Piece?

The Space Pirates are the enemy Spacey and his fellow automata confronted on the moon, believing them responsible for the explosion that killed their creator Tsukimi. The automata attacked the Space Pirates' captain but were quickly overwhelmed and left for dead.

Who created Spacey?

Spacey was built by Tsukimi on Karakuri Island as one of several automata. He held the rank of First Lieutenant among them.

Why is Spacey loyal to Enel?

Spacey pledges himself to Enel because Enel found him powered down on the moon after the Space Pirates defeated him and revived him with a jolt of lightning. Grateful for being saved, Spacey led Enel to his fallen comrades and later marched under him as part of his army.

What happened to Spacey's creator Tsukimi?

Tsukimi died after a massive, unexplained blast tore across the moon's surface while he was sharing snacks with Spacey and the other automata. Startled by the explosion, Tsukimi choked to death on a dumpling he was eating.

What does Spacey look like and carry?

Spacey is a short automaton dressed like a foot soldier, with a thick mustache, an army-style jacket, and a matching helmet. He carries a rifle and other gear slung across his back.

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