Terrance
CharacterTerrance, nicknamed Pepper Pot, captains the Spicy Spice Pirates in One Piece Odyssey. A spice-stealing raider in Water 7, he tangles with the Straw Hats twice and ends up handed to the Marines both times.
Appearance
Built to a fairly ordinary frame, Terrance keeps his brown hair cropped short and has noticeably thick lips. Red dominates his wardrobe from head to toe, and he shields his eyes behind dark sunglasses.
Personality
Blunt and rough around the edges, Terrance shows little regard for the traders he robs. When he crossed paths with the Straw Hats, he brushed past Luffy entirely and set his sights on luring Sanji away to cook for him instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Terrance in One Piece?
Terrance, nicknamed Pepper Pot, is the non-canon captain of the Spicy Spice Pirates who appears in One Piece Odyssey. He raided a merchant ship for its cargo of spices near Water 7.
What is Terrance's nickname?
Terrance is nicknamed Pepper Pot.
What crew does Terrance lead?
Terrance leads the Spicy Spice Pirates, and he later joined forces with the Bounty Pirates after Margin enlisted him.
Why did Terrance want to recruit Sanji?
When Terrance crossed paths with the Straw Hats, he brushed past Luffy and instead tried to lure Sanji away to cook for him.
What happened when Terrance fought the Straw Hats?
Terrance was beaten in short order both times he clashed with the Straw Hats, and he was handed over to the Marines for his bounty on each occasion.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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