150 is a hulking, anime-only enforcer who rides with the Organ Dealing Assassination Group. During the strike on Whole Cake Island he charges the Big Mom Pirates head-on, only to be flattened by a single superheated blow from one of Big Mom's sons.
A A A is a movie-only pirate captain who throws his hat into the reckless Dead End Race. Carrying a modest bounty, he crosses paths with the Straw Hats before his crew is duped by Gasparde and his ship is blown apart.
Abby is a traveling peddler from the Arabasta Kingdom who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey. Working the road between Alubarna and Nanohana alongside Toby, he briefly aids the Straw Hat Pirates during their journey.
A wanted criminal and ex-bounty hunter, Abdullah entered the Corrida Colosseum chasing the Mera Mera no Mi beside his partner Jeet. He fought at Luffy's side through the fall of the Donquixote Pirates and later helped form the Ideo Pirates within the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.
Abi is an anime-only girl from Water 7 who turns to Luffy and Chopper for help after her family's beloved Yagara Bull, Aobire, vanishes during the Aqua Laguna. Her search leads to a bittersweet discovery about her devoted pet.
Nicknamed Absalom of the Graveyard, this member of Thriller Bark's Mysterious Four commanded its zombie ranks and turned invisible at will. A lecherous schemer who tried to force Nami into marriage, he later worked as a reporter before the Blackbeard Pirates killed him for his Devil Fruit.
An axe-wielding fighter of the Corrida Colosseum, Acilia threw her hat into the D Block bracket vying over the Mera Mera no Mi. She stood apart from Dressrosa's crowd by treating Rebecca with kindness rather than scorn.
Adachi Core is a machine-building scientist and a recurring supporting figure in the spin-off One Piece in Love. The older brother of Adachi Memori, he is a devoted fan of the One Piece manga whose inventions tie directly to that obsession.
Adele is a spotted knifejaw mermaid and one of the dancers at the Mermaid Cafe on Fish-Man Island. She is among the friendly merfolk who welcome the Straw Hat Pirates during their visit and later perform at the banquet celebrating their victory.
Adelle Bascùd, called Anaguma during her time in disguise, is a young survivor of a pirate raid who toils aboard Gasparde's vessel. The fourth One Piece film places her at its emotional center as her lost family ties slowly resurface.
The final known survivor of the Wandering Clan that once dwelled on the lost sky island of Waford, Adio Suerte is the central antagonist of One Piece Odyssey. Betrayed and nearly executed, he turned his grief into a vendetta against the entire world and the power to remake it.
Aegir is a young giant enrolled at the Walrus School on Elbaph. He turns up during the island's arc in the series' Final Saga, among the students the Straw Hats encounter.
Ageha Woman serves the Beasts Pirates as a Gifter, having swallowed a Swallowtail Butterfly SMILE that sprouted insect wings from her back. Sent by Shogun Orochi to bomb Wano on the eve of the Onigashima raid, she revels in destruction yet slips away once the rebel captains strike back.
Aggie 68 belongs to the Spade Pirates, the early crew led by Portgas D. Ace. He is fiercely devoted to his captain and later folds into the Whitebeard Pirates alongside the rest of the group.
Agotogi headed the Agotogi Sand Merchants, a band of thugs in Arabasta. Roughly eleven years before Princess Vivi returned home, his gang attempted to abduct her for ransom.
Agray is a non-canon Marine officer who turns up in the video game One Piece Odyssey. Holding the rank of Lieutenant Commander, he stands guard over the Tower of Justice within Enies Lobby, fending off intruders with a mounted flamethrower before the Straw Hats overwhelm him.
Agsilly is a notorious pirate captain of the New World who threw in with Whitebeard. He joined the great clash at Marineford in the bid to save Ace from execution.
Agyo is a fighting lion who entered the Corrida Colosseum as a gladiator. He competed in the tournament held during the Dressrosa arc with the Mera Mera no Mi as the prize.
A High Town aristocrat of the Goa Kingdom, Ahho Desunen IX raised his daughter Zurako on the same poisonous contempt he held for commoners. On the night Gray Terminal burned, he told her the trapped residents had earned their fate by being born outside the nobility.
Ahho Zurako is a young Goa Kingdom noble, the child of Ahho Desunen IX. Brought up to despise commoners, she echoed her father's belief that the people perishing in the Gray Terminal blaze had brought it on themselves by lacking noble birth.
Ahiru holds the post of deputy commander for the East Army inside the Revolutionary Army, working as the right hand of Belo Betty. Distinguished as the franchise's only female cyborg, she first appears during the Levely storyline and resurfaces throughout the Final Saga.
Ain is a non-canon antagonist from One Piece Film: Z who serves as the Neo Marines' vice-admiral and second-in-command, the renegade force led by her mentor Z. Once a Marine officer herself, she walked away from the government out of loyalty to him and wields a fruit that can rewind a person's age.
Aisa is a young Shandia girl from Skypiea, born with the rare gift of Observation Haki, known in the sky as Mantra. The daughter of Isa, she once slipped into Upper Yard to gather Vearth, and after the timeskip she sells Cloud Balloons at the Wagomuland theme park.
Akagami Yuki is a hot-blooded young boy obsessed with the Miracle Battle Carddass game and the hero of MiraBato Strongest Strategy: MiraBato GO!. His fiery red hair even echoes his surname, a play on the words for red hair.
Akehende is a Marine Rear Admiral who joined the pursuit of the Impel Down escapees. The official VIZ translator nicknamed him Uweshall Notpass, a nod to the pun behind his name and his boast that the Gates of Justice would never open for pirates.
Akibi is an anime-only Marine who began as one of the Pumpkin Pirates. Decades after helping defend Ruluka from a tyrant, he and his childhood friends enlisted, and he now serves under Lieutenant Commander Rapanui Pasqua.
Appearing only in the anime, Akihiro is one of several Water 7 orphans who live together as a family under a woman they fondly call Mama. He briefly looked up to Roronoa Zoro as an older brother during the crew's stay in the city.
Akisu is a young thief from the second movie, Clockwork Island Adventure. Adopted and raised by Borodo, he forms the younger half of the duo known as the Thief Brothers and chooses their shared life of adventure over staying with the parents he rediscovers.
Akudai Kanzaburo is an arms dealer based in the Flower Capital of Wano Country. His name and his scheming deals parody the stock evil magistrate of Japanese period dramas.
Akumai was a Billions agent of Baroque Works and a devoted shadow of Mr. 2 Bon Kurei, trailing him wherever he went. A swordsman and capable impersonator, he tagged along through the Arabasta storyline until Hina captured him when Mr. 2's group surrendered to shield the Straw Hats.
Aladine is a goatsbeard brotula merman who began life as a Ryugu Kingdom royal guard, endured a stretch of enslavement, and won his freedom under Fisher Tiger. He treats the Sun Pirates as their physician and later climbs to second-in-command beneath Jinbe, while his marriage to Charlotte Praline binds his crew to the Charlotte Family.
Alan is an anime-only actor with the Randolph Theater troupe, introduced in the third One Piece TV special. Devoted to his craft and his fellow performers, he is grateful when the Straw Hats step in to keep the show running.
Albert is a resident of Steel City on Jail Island and a member of its Pro-Marine faction, introduced in the game One Piece: World Seeker. A devoted father to his son Eric, he frets over the dangers that pirates and Marines alike pose to those he loves.
Albion, nicknamed Gashed Albion, is a rookie pirate captain with a 92,000,000 berry bounty who was tricked into joining the Fake Straw Hat Crew at Sabaody, mistaking the impostors for the genuine article.
Alice is the young secretary serving the Galley-La Company in Water 7, hired by Iceburg to fill the role once held by Kalifa after beating out more than 150 other hopefuls in an open audition.
All-Hunt Grount is a teenage Marine Captain and the central villain of the filler Marine Rookie Arc. Once trained under Aokiji, he wields a Zoan power confined to a single monstrous arm and chases a rivalry with Luffy.
Ally is a young girl held captive within the Biscuits Room of Punk Hazard, where experiments left her abnormally large. The Straw Hat Pirates freed her along with the other captive children, though withdrawal from the drug NHC10 drove her into violent rampages before a cure could be found.
Alpacacino is Shuzo's pet alpaca and personal bazooka, a non-canon weapon that swallowed a Zoan Devil Fruit. He serves the Neo Marines and stands out as the first inanimate object shown wielding Haki.
Alpacaman is a Gifter of the Beasts Pirates who works as a guard at the Prisoner Mines in the Udon region of Wano Country. Having eaten an Alpaca SMILE, he sports an alpaca's head atop his neck and spits high-speed saliva, swinging twin sabers in a showy style he calls Alpaca Kenpo.
Alpha is a CP8 agent of Cipher Pol and the younger sister of Kalifa. Disguised as a nurse, she was assigned to hold a young Jewelry Bonney hostage in the Sorbet Kingdom while Kuma underwent his Pacifista conversion.
Alto is a minor villain among the Ganzack Pirates, appearing in the One Piece OVA. An ordinary pirate with no special powers, he helped enslave Medaka's homeland before falling to Luffy.
Alvero is a non-canon pirate of the Barto Club created for the live stage production One Piece Premier Show 2025. In the mold of his captain Bartolomeo, he idolizes Monkey D. Luffy, and he doubles as the show's interpreter, voicing certain lines in English for foreign visitors.
"Iron Mace" Alvida captained the Alvida Pirates and was the first pirate foe Luffy ever crossed. After he beat her, she allied with Buggy, downed the Sube Sube no Mi that turned her slim and beautiful, and climbed to senior roles within Buggy's Delivery and afterward the Cross Guild.
Amadob is a notorious pirate captain out of the New World who threw in his lot with Whitebeard. He brought his crew to Marineford to help free Ace, fighting beside the legendary emperor against the assembled Marine forces.
Amanda is a non-canon girl from the second TV Special who hunts for the treasure her late father left behind. The eldest of three siblings, she carries a map to the fortune inked directly onto her own back and crosses paths with the Straw Hats.
Amazon is an aged Skypiean who once manned Heaven's Gate as its inspector, waving travelers through whether or not they could cover the entry toll. Years later she trades her old post for a ticket booth at Skypiea's amusement park, Wagomuland.
Amity is a Marine officer who turns up in the non-canon WANTED special and the Pirate Sweeping Operation game. Known for his showmanship and his water pistol, he is also the twin of fellow officer Meganetti.
The Ammo Knights form the royal guard protecting the Neptune Family in the Ryugu Kingdom on Fish-Man Island. Recognizable by their spiral-shell helmets and tridents, they uphold order across the undersea realm.
Anba is a resident of Wano's Flower Capital and a devoted backer of the Kouzuki Family. His loyalty to Oden endured even after a poisoned arrow robbed him of his sight at a fateful gathering.
Once counted among the earliest Whitebeard Pirates, this towering New World captain eventually raised a crew of his own while keeping his allegiance to the Emperor. Twin of the Marine officer Candre, he threw himself into the Marineford rescue of Ace.
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