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Tristan

Character

Tristan is a squirrel mink from Zou who works as a nurse under the Mokomo Dukedom. A loyal subject of Inuarashi, she assists Chopper and Miyagi through the Beasts Pirates conflict and the raid on Onigashima.

English Va: Felecia Angelle
Japanese Va: Ai Sasaki
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 795
Crew & Affiliations: Mokomo Dukedom, Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance
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Appearance

Tristan belongs to the squirrel branch of the Mink Tribe, marked by tan fur and a hefty, bushy brown tail striped down its middle. Her hair is a pale blue, and a dark marking runs from her forehead to the bridge of her nose. Off duty she favors a ruffled yellow blouse with puffed sleeves, a two-tiered pink skirt, and red pumps. When she is working, she swaps this for a pale-pink minidress and a matching cap stamped with a cross.

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Personality

Warmth defines her dealings with anyone who treats her people well. She takes her nursing seriously, tending the wounded with care, though she does hold a firm opinion that physicians such as Miyagi ought to rein in their excitement when treating patients or studying alongside other doctors. She also frightens easily around anything bizarre, bolting in a panic after she once caught sight of a walking skeleton chatting with a dragon.

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Abilities

Like every mink, Tristan is born with a fighter's instincts and can channel Electro to deliver electric shocks. Her real value, however, lies in medicine. Trusted by Tony Tony Chopper to help care for Duke Inuarashi, she carries genuine nursing skill that she puts to constant use through the war in Wano.

During the Beasts Pirates' assault on Zou, she was being chased by Sheepshead when Sanji's group iced the ground and tripped his mount, then fled them in fright. Once Caesar cleared the poison gas, she vouched that the Straw Hats were not Jack's men and pitched in to treat the injured. Later she joined Chopper and Miyagi at Inuarashi's bedside and asked to ride along as Chopper's assistant on the Sanji Retrieval Team, though Pedro was chosen instead. In Wano she nursed Tama, and during the raid on Onigashima she helped Chopper mass-produce and fire off the antidote to Queen's Ice Oni virus by cannon. She also watched over a bandaged Zoro, carried a shrunken Chopper after his Rumble Ball overuse, and helped care for the wounded once Kaidou fell.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tristan in One Piece?

Tristan is a squirrel mink from Zou who works as a nurse under the Mokomo Dukedom, loyally serving Duke Inuarashi while assisting Tony Tony Chopper and Miyagi through the Beasts Pirates conflict and the raid on Onigashima.

What species is Tristan?

Tristan is a squirrel mink, a member of the Mink Tribe native to Zou, marked by tan fur and a bushy brown tail striped down the middle.

What role does Tristan play during the raid on Onigashima?

During the raid on Onigashima, Tristan helps Chopper mass produce and fire off the antidote to Queen's Ice Oni virus by cannon, and she also tends to a bandaged Zoro and cares for the wounded after Kaidou falls.

What is Tristan afraid of?

Tristan frightens easily around anything bizarre, once fleeing in a panic after spotting a walking skeleton chatting with a dragon.

What abilities does Tristan have?

Like all minks, Tristan is born with a fighter's instincts and can channel Electro to deliver electric shocks, though her greatest value comes from her genuine skill as a nurse who treats the wounded throughout the Wano war.

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