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Troff is a sword-wielding member of the Phoenix Pirates, an anime-original crew led by Puzzle that appeared in the Ice Hunter Arc. Devoted to his comrades, he took part in their struggle to reclaim the crew's flag from the Accino Family.

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Appearance

A bald, oval-faced man, Troff stands tall at a fairly average weight. He sports brown trousers fastened with a studded black belt and wears only the upper bib of a green overall, its buckles colored yellow. Plates of metal shield each shoulder, and both of his forearms carry a tattoo of two horizontal purple stripes. His weapon of choice is a sword.

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Personality

The fierce camaraderie shared across the whole crew runs in Troff as well. He firmly holds that Puzzle is bound to rise as the next Pirate King, and Vigaro's death stunned him. Pride defines him too, earned through the hard fight he and his fellows waged to take back their Jolly Roger from the Accino Family. He is presumably a capable combatant, his crew having reached the New World, yet they ran into far stronger foes there. On his own he falls short of the Accino Family, but banded with his crewmates he drove off a pack of Domo penguins and kept their vessel from being dragged away.

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History

Long before, the crew roamed the New World until a rival ship overpowered them, taking Vigaro's life and wounding Puzzle, so they fell back into Paradise, the Grand Line's nearer half. Reaching Hyokaido, they lost their Jolly Roger to the Accino Family. To keep bounty hunters from summoning the Marines, the crew concealed that Puzzle still breathed, yet the family coerced them into baiting rival crews. The Straw Hats eventually crossed paths with them as they posed as fishermen who had been plundered. After Chopper tended their injuries and Luffy welcomed them aboard the Thousand Sunny, the Phoenix Pirates spiked a wine barrel to knock their hosts out, only for Sanji, Franky, and Robin to have faked sleep and corner them. Stansen called for surrender, and Luffy hauled the crew toward Hyokaido regardless. With the ships parted, the pirates confessed their true tale, though Puzzle refused to gamble his men's lives on a return to the New World. Taunts from Brindo and the arrival of Campacino spurred Puzzle from his sickbed to lead the charge. Troff battled through the Domo penguins, joined the crew in gripping a rope to halt the theft of their ship, and once the Accino Family had fallen and every flag was reclaimed, he set off again toward the New World beside the Straw Hats, throwing himself gladly into the fight when Campacino came seeking vengeance for his father.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Phoenix Pirates arc filler?

Yes, the Phoenix Pirates, including their crewmate Troff, appear only in the anime original Ice Hunter Arc, a non-canon storyline not found in the manga.

Who is Troff in One Piece?

Troff is a sword wielding member of the Phoenix Pirates, an anime original crew led by Captain Puzzle, who fought to reclaim the crew's flag from the Accino Family during the Ice Hunter Arc.

What does Troff look like?

Troff is a bald, oval faced man of average build who wears brown trousers, the upper bib of a green overall, shoulder armor, and tattoos of two purple stripes on each forearm.

What weapon does Troff use?

Troff fights with a sword, one of the tools he relies on alongside his crewmates during their battles with the Accino Family.

What happened to the Phoenix Pirates' Jolly Roger?

The Phoenix Pirates, including Troff, lost their Jolly Roger to the Accino Family on Hyokaido, and after Puzzle rallied the crew and the Straw Hats helped them fight back, they reclaimed every flag and drove the family away.

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