Wallace
CharacterWallace is a weedy stingfish fish-man who sailed under Portgas D. Ace as one of the Spade Pirates, eventually folding into the Whitebeard Pirates alongside the rest of the crew.
Appearance
A thick neck sits atop Wallace's stocky frame, and his hair, lightly colored, is combed back over his head. Matching that pale tone are his mustache, his v-necked shirt, and his shoes, while his shorts run darker. Ink decorates his left arm.
Personality
Loyalty to his captain runs deep in Wallace, who stood between Ace and the towering Edward Newgate without hesitation. There is a rougher edge to him as well, since he was among the crewmates who openly mocked Deuce's adventure diary, never mind that recording their travels was Deuce's whole dream.
History
Shunned over his race and left without a home, Wallace found a place when Ace took him in and weighed him by his character instead. He fell in with the Spade Pirates, helping repel bounty hunters and crowding the Marine Ensign Isuka when she snuck aboard, though she shrugged off the whole crew. The pirates later reached Sabaody Archipelago, where Wallace and the others snuck a look at Deuce's diary and laughed at the writing, which cost them a mention in its pages. When Ace later dueled Jinbe, Wallace cautioned him about the fish-man's power, then joined his crewmates in a doomed stand against Newgate. Beaten easily, the Spade Pirates were absorbed into the Whitebeard Pirates, and Wallace has not surfaced since.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Wallace appear in the anime?
Yes, Wallace appears in the One Piece anime, debuting in episode 461 alongside his manga first appearance in chapter 552.
Which character is Wallace in One Piece?
Wallace is a weedy stingfish fish-man who sailed with the Spade Pirates under Portgas D. Ace before the crew was folded into the Whitebeard Pirates.
Why did Wallace join Portgas D. Ace's crew?
Wallace had been shunned over his race and left without a home until Ace took him in and judged him by his character instead, earning Wallace's deep loyalty.
What happened to Wallace and the Spade Pirates?
After Ace led a doomed stand against Edward Newgate, the Spade Pirates, including Wallace, were defeated and absorbed into the Whitebeard Pirates.
What does Wallace look like?
Wallace has a thick neck and stocky frame, with lightly colored hair combed back, a matching mustache, and ink decorating his left arm.
Sources & Information
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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