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Spoil chairs the Thriller Bark Victim's Association, a band of people robbed of their shadows by Gecko Moria. Frail and corpse-like in appearance, his single wish was to feel sunlight one more time before death, a hope the Straw Hat Pirates made real.

English Voice: Mark Fickert
Japanese Voice: Keiichi Sonobe
Birthday: September 15th
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 448
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Appearance

Spoil is a small, elderly man whose gray skin is heavily wrinkled. He has a broad jaw, a stretched nose, and a scar above one eye on the right of his forehead, with the opposite eye encircled by a dark ring. A long scar marks his chest, and his frame is so gaunt and lacking in muscle that he resembles a zombie. He keeps an open, threadbare green trench coat, tan slacks cinched with a black belt, and a worn brown hat, plus white bandages wrapped over old chest wounds. His look gets him mistaken for a zombie constantly, and he is never without the lamp he carries everywhere.

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Personality

Mostly mild-mannered, Spoil was profoundly pained by losing his shadow and felt deep kinship with the many others suffering the same fate. He wanted only one thing, to stand in the sunlight a final time before dying, a wish the Straw Hat Pirates ultimately granted.

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History

Counted among Gecko Moria's many shadow-theft victims, Spoil was judged too harmless to bother setting adrift and was simply left to roam Thriller Bark's woods. Over time he gathered enough fellow sufferers to found the Thriller Bark Victims' Association, a group desperate to dodge both the sun and Moria's troops until their shadows could be returned.

After watching several Straw Hats crush a swarm of zombies with ease, Spoil came forward to plead for their aid, sharing what he had learned about Moria and revealing that Thriller Bark was in truth an enormous ship. When the crew at last brought Moria down, Spoil and the other victims got their shadows back and quickly thanked their rescuers. They took part in the celebration that followed and gave a warm send-off as the Straw Hats departed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Spoil in One Piece?

Spoil chairs the Thriller Bark Victims' Association, a band of people robbed of their shadows by Gecko Moria. Frail and corpse-like in appearance, his single wish was to feel sunlight one more time before death.

What did Gecko Moria take from Spoil?

Gecko Moria took Spoil's shadow, leaving him among the many victims judged too harmless to bother setting adrift. Spoil was simply left to roam Thriller Bark's woods instead.

What was Spoil's one wish?

Spoil wanted only to stand in the sunlight one final time before he died, a wish he had carried since losing his shadow. The Straw Hat Pirates ultimately granted this wish for him.

Why did Spoil approach the Straw Hat Pirates?

Spoil came forward after watching several Straw Hats crush a swarm of zombies with ease, pleading for their aid. He shared what he had learned about Gecko Moria and revealed that Thriller Bark was in truth an enormous ship.

What happened to Spoil after Moria's defeat?

After the Straw Hats brought Gecko Moria down, Spoil and the other victims of the Thriller Bark Victims' Association got their shadows back. They thanked their rescuers, took part in the celebration, and gave a warm send-off as the Straw Hats departed.

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