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CP8, formally Cipher Pol Number 8, is a World Government intelligence unit ranked just below the elite CP9 and CP0. Trusted with weighty assignments, its agents handle undercover surveillance work, including a long stakeout on Jewelry Bonney.

Affiliation: World Government
Occupation: Cipher Pol intelligence agency
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Overview

This branch is one of the World Government's Cipher Pol agencies. While its exact niche is never defined, CP8 enjoys a strong reputation, drawing tasks of considerable weight, with only CP9 and CP0 standing above it in the Cipher Pol pecking order. Like their counterparts, its operatives carry out infiltration, spying, and surveillance jobs. They proved convincing enough to pass as physicians without raising suspicion, though carelessness ultimately undid that cover. At least one of them, Alpha, displayed command of a Six Powers technique.

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Role

The unit's notable operation centered on the Sorbet Kingdom, where agents led by Alpha posed as doctors to keep watch over Jewelry Bonney. The goal was to ensure Bartholomew Kuma honored his pact with the World Government to stay away until his Pacifista conversion was finished. Over the following months they destroyed every letter Kuma sent to Bonney and fed the girl counterfeit medicine. Roughly a year into her treatment, some agents drank too much and let their true identities and purpose slip. Bonney seized on this to flee with other islanders, and though Alpha caught on and tried to stop them, the girl knocked her out.

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Notable Members

Alpha headed the team embedded in the Sorbet Kingdom. Later, a CP8 ship dispatched to Egghead to look into the vanished CP5 and CP7 agents found nothing, and on leaving, York had the Sea Beast Weapons sink their vessel and confine them in the same lab as the earlier captives. Starving alongside the others, they were eventually released and fed by the Straw Hat Pirates, only to be swept up in the island's upheaval and ultimately secured by the Marines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a CP8 in One Piece?

Yes, CP8, formally Cipher Pol Number 8, is a World Government intelligence unit that ranks just below the elite CP9 and CP0. Its agents handle undercover surveillance work, including a long stakeout on Jewelry Bonney.

What was CP8's mission involving Jewelry Bonney?

CP8 agents led by Alpha posed as doctors in the Sorbet Kingdom to secretly watch over Jewelry Bonney, making sure Bartholomew Kuma kept his promise to the World Government to stay away until his Pacifista conversion was complete. They destroyed Kuma's letters to her and fed her counterfeit medicine.

How was CP8's surveillance operation exposed?

About a year into the operation, some CP8 agents got drunk and let slip their true identities and purpose. Jewelry Bonney used the information to flee with other islanders, knocking out Alpha when she tried to stop them.

What happened to CP8 agents sent to Egghead?

A CP8 ship dispatched to Egghead to investigate the disappearance of CP5 and CP7 agents found nothing, and York had the Sea Beast Weapons sink their vessel and trap them in the same lab as the earlier captives.

Who leads CP8?

Alpha led the CP8 team assigned to secretly monitor Jewelry Bonney in the Sorbet Kingdom and is noted for commanding at least one Six Powers technique.

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