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Strawberry

Character

Strawberry is a Marine vice admiral, instantly recognizable by his elongated head and towering bearskin cap. He stood among the five vice admirals who unleashed the Buster Call on Enies Lobby.

English Va: Ken Marmon
Japanese Va: Eiji Takemoto
Bounty: at least 500,000,000 Berries (former)
Birthday: January 5th
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 420
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

Lean and upright in build, he wears a long beard and is almost always depicted with his eyes shut or nearly so. Because his head is abnormally elongated, his Marine cap takes the form of an exceptionally tall bearskin to fit it. A standard officer's coat hangs from his shoulders like a cape, and beneath it he wears a water-green jacket over an unbuttoned shirt, trimmed with pale yellow rope-like decoration and matching trousers. A decade before the series began, his beard was sparse, his eyes already half-lidded, and he dressed in a greenish suit with a spotted yellow tie under a normal naval cap.

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Personality

He carries a degree of conscience, choosing to evacuate everyone stranded on Enies Lobby before opening fire, which suggests he leans toward a gentler reading of justice than many of his peers. Even so, his obedience to the World Nobles runs absolute: he treated their escaped slaves as recoverable property and felt no pity that one such captive was only a young girl named Koala. He typically keeps a composed expression even amid fierce fighting.

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Abilities

As a vice admiral he can direct a Buster Call in concert with other officers of his rank and commands the soldiers below him. The sheer size of his head lends him devastatingly powerful headbutts, and like all vice admirals he wields Haki. In battle he carries two matching swords with pink-wrapped, Japanese-style hilts, broad guards set with red gems and curved blades that he grips in reverse. Years ago, then a rear admiral, he reported the sinking of Kadar's ship to Borsalino, and later led an ambush against Fisher Tiger on Foolshout Island, where the wounded Sun Pirates captain ultimately died. At Enies Lobby he answered John Giant's summons alongside Onigumo, Doberman, Yamakaji, and Momonga to carry out the Buster Call, holding the Franky Family at gunpoint until the Marines were verified before the bombardment leveled the island. He afterward joined the defense of Marineford during the Summit War, ordering troops to fire on Whitebeard's forces, and was present at the Red Port during the Levely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Vice Admiral Strawberry?

Strawberry is a Marine vice admiral in One Piece, known for his elongated head and towering bearskin cap. He was one of the five vice admirals who carried out the Buster Call on Enies Lobby.

What does Strawberry look like?

Strawberry has a lean, upright build with a long beard and eyes that are almost always shut. His abnormally elongated head requires an exceptionally tall bearskin cap, and he wears an officer's coat over a water green jacket trimmed in pale yellow.

What weapons does Strawberry fight with?

Strawberry fights with two matching swords featuring pink wrapped hilts, broad guards set with red gems, and curved blades that he wields in a reverse grip. His oversized head also lets him deliver devastatingly powerful headbutts.

What was Strawberry's role in the attack on Fisher Tiger?

As a rear admiral, Strawberry led an ambush against Fisher Tiger on Foolshout Island, an assault the wounded Sun Pirates captain ultimately did not survive.

What did Strawberry do at Enies Lobby?

At Enies Lobby, Strawberry answered John Giant's summons alongside fellow vice admirals Onigumo, Doberman, Yamakaji, and Momonga to carry out the Buster Call, holding the Franky Family at gunpoint until the Marines were clear before the bombardment leveled the island.

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