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Tom (Non-Canon)

Character

Tom is an anime-only chef stationed at the Marine base G-8, working under head cook Jessica on Navarone Island.

English Va: David Trosko
Japanese Va: Hirofumi Tanaka
Status: Non-canon
Crew & Affiliations: Marines, G-8
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Appearance

Tom has a rounded build and turns out in the usual kitchen attire, a standard chef's uniform topped with the matching hat.

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Personality

He is a self-assured sort who puts faith in both his own talents and those of the people he works beside.

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History

Tom appeared among the other G-8 cooks busy fixing meals for the Marines stationed there. Along with the rest of the kitchen staff, he was stunned to discover that Luffy and Sanji, who had been moving through the base, were in fact pirates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tom in the G-8 arc of One Piece?

This Tom is an anime-only chef stationed at the Marine base G-8 on Navarone Island, working under head cook Jessica.

What does Tom look like in the G-8 filler arc?

Tom has a rounded build and wears a standard chef's uniform topped with the matching hat.

What is Tom's personality like in this arc?

Tom is a self-assured cook who has faith in both his own culinary talents and the abilities of his coworkers.

Who does Tom work with at G-8?

Tom works alongside the head cook Jessica and the rest of the kitchen staff at the Marine base G-8.

How does Tom react to learning Luffy and Sanji are pirates?

Tom, along with the rest of the G-8 kitchen staff, is stunned to discover that Luffy and Sanji, who had been moving through the base, are actually pirates.

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