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A fishmonger turned pirate from the Sorbet Kingdom, Totts crews under Jewelry Bonney. He grew up beside Bartholomew Kuma and Ginny, later helping launch Bonney onto the seas before the Blackbeard Pirates crushed his crew and the Marines took him into custody.

Japanese Va: Masaru Suzuki
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 498: The Eleven Supernovas
Crew & Affiliations: Bonney Pirates, Blackbeard Pirates
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Appearance

Totts is a portly man set on slim, gangly legs, with a mohawk on top. He typically goes about in a simple tank top with suspenders. Seven years or so earlier, as a younger adult, he sported a leather jacket.

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Personality

As a boy he had a bullying streak, hurling stones at Kuma together with Gyogyo because he refused to believe the giant child's claimed age, though Kuma's mercy in easing their pain converted the two tormentors into friends. He was sweet on Ginny, much like other Sorbet boys, and matured into a man devoted utterly to Kuma, even touching off riots in Castle Town once Kuma was wrongfully jailed for opposing the enslavement of townsfolk.

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History

Raised in the Sorbet Kingdom, Totts and Gyogyo first picked on Bartholomew Kuma over his improbable size, only for Ginny to thrash them and Kuma to soothe away their hurt, which sparked a friendship. Years later he carried fish over to Kuma's church hoping to win Ginny over, and he stood with her in a doomed bid to spring Kuma from jail; the arrest that followed was undone once Monkey D. Dragon's Freedom Fighters cast down the corrupt ruler Bekori. On hearing that Ginny's daughter Bonney had begun showing Sapphire Scales, he combed the kingdom for doctors able to treat her, and afterward greeted her return from care at Egghead.

When Conney asked him to shepherd Bonney out from under the World Government's so-called protection, Totts and the other Sorbet fishermen converted their fishing vessel into a pirate ship and whisked her away, cheering as she downed a pursuing Alpha. That instant gave rise to the Bonney Pirates, bent on tracking down Kuma. The crew turned up at the Sabaody Archipelago while Bonney inhaled vast piles of food, then ventured into the New World after the Summit War. There the Blackbeard Pirates thrashed and bound them, and Admiral Akainu's Marines carried the lot off.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Totts in One Piece?

Totts is a former fishmonger from the Sorbet Kingdom who became a pirate serving under Jewelry Bonney. He grew up alongside Bartholomew Kuma and Ginny before helping launch Bonney onto the seas.

What is Totts's connection to Bartholomew Kuma?

Totts bullied Bartholomew Kuma as a boy over his unusual size, but Kuma's mercy in easing their pain turned Totts into a loyal friend. Totts later rioted in Castle Town when Kuma was wrongfully jailed.

What crew does Totts belong to?

Totts is a member of the Bonney Pirates, serving under Captain Jewelry Bonney.

What happened to Totts and the Bonney Pirates?

After helping Bonney escape the World Government and form the Bonney Pirates, Totts and the crew were eventually thrashed and bound by the Blackbeard Pirates in the New World, after which Admiral Akainu's Marines took them into custody.

Where is Totts originally from?

Totts originally came from the Sorbet Kingdom in South Blue, where he worked as a fishmonger before becoming a pirate.

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