Sunbell is a fish-man who once sailed under Gol D. Roger as a member of the Roger Pirates. He took part in the crew's legendary voyage to Laugh Tale and welcomed Kouzuki Oden aboard during their travels.
Broad and heavily built, Sunbell is a fish-man whose hands are webbed and whose head bears a fin along the top. Thick lips, plus tattoos marking his head and arms, stand out among his features. He favors light trousers paired with a Hawaiian shirt. Early anime appearances, including Episode 0 and One Piece: Stampede, mistakenly drew him as a human, an error corrected in later episodes.
As with much of the crew, Sunbell met Kouzuki Oden with a frosty attitude when Roger first brought him aboard, but warmed to him before long. He also has a soft spot for flattery, easily won over by a compliment.

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His fish-man heritage grants Sunbell roughly ten times the strength of an ordinary person and presumably skill in the water. The manga keeps his true power vague, though a non-canon anime sequence pits him against a young Vista, hinting that he is a capable fighter. In battle he carried a trident, and concept art shows him with a naginata-like weapon.
Sunbell is a fish-man who sailed with Gol D. Roger as a member of the Roger Pirates, taking part in the crew's legendary voyage to Laugh Tale and welcoming Kouzuki Oden aboard.
Sunbell's whereabouts are unknown; his fate has not been revealed since the Roger Pirates disbanded after reaching Laugh Tale and returning Oden to Wano.
Sunbell is a broad, heavily built fish-man with webbed hands, a fin along the top of his head, thick lips, and tattoos marking his head and arms, typically dressed in light trousers and a Hawaiian shirt.
Sunbell met Kouzuki Oden with a cold attitude at first, like much of the crew, but warmed up to him before long.
As a fish-man, Sunbell has roughly ten times the strength of an ordinary person, and he carried a trident in battle, though the manga leaves his exact combat ability vague.
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