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Captain Tomac is a giant Marine officer who features in the game One Piece Odyssey, an ambitious soldier eager to one day match the vice admiral he idolizes.

Status: Non-canon
Gender: Male
First Appearance: One Piece Odyssey
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

Tomac dwarfs the ordinary troops around him, a giant with wavy hair worn fairly long and a jet-black beard, his face carrying the softened, rounded look common to his kind. Old scars streak across his chest, shoulders, and belly. His gear is built specially for him rather than issued standard: twin-spiked shoulder pads joined by heavy straps with a metal ring across the chest, a broad fur belt over stomach bandages, and a Marine-buckled brown belt above that. He completes the outfit with the usual cap, blue trousers, fur-lined brown boots, and spiked wrist guards wrapped underneath with more bandaging.

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Personality

True to his Marine standing, Tomac upholds justice. He holds his senior comrades in high regard and chases the same rank they have reached, refusing to let go of his ambition.

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Abilities

Being a giant gives Tomac power well past any normal human, and his captain's rank places every lower soldier under his orders. He fights with an enormous axe meant to flatten his foes, and his signature move, the Ultra Megaton Break, sees him lift the weapon overhead and bring it smashing down. He looks up to Lacroix and dreams of reaching vice admiral himself. Tomac took part in the Summit War, helping defend Marineford from the Whitebeard Pirates. Within the Marineford Memoria of Odyssey, he joined Kizaru's clash against Sanji, Zoro, and Franky, briefly assuming command when the admiral was called away toward Ace, only to be quickly put down.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tomac in One Piece?

Tomac is a giant Marine officer who appears in the game One Piece Odyssey. He is an ambitious captain who idolizes the vice admiral Lacroix and hopes to one day match his rank.

What is Tomac's signature attack?

Tomac's signature move is the Ultra Megaton Break, in which he lifts his enormous axe overhead and smashes it down onto his foes. As a giant, he already hits far harder than an ordinary human even before the attack lands.

What role did Tomac play in the Summit War at Marineford?

Tomac took part in the Summit War, helping the Marines defend Marineford from the Whitebeard Pirates. In the Marineford Memoria segment of One Piece Odyssey, he joins Kizaru's fight against Sanji, Zoro, and Franky and briefly takes command when Kizaru is called away, only to be quickly defeated.

What does Tomac look like?

Tomac is a giant with long wavy hair and a jet black beard, and old scars mark his chest, shoulders, and belly. He wears custom armor with twin spiked shoulder pads, a metal chest ring, a fur belt over bandaged stomach wraps, blue trousers, and spiked wrist guards.

Who does Tomac admire?

Tomac looks up to Lacroix, a Marine vice admiral, and dreams of reaching that same rank himself. His devotion to his senior comrades reflects his strong belief in Marine justice.

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