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Cidre Guild

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The Cidre Guild is a non-canon bounty hunting outfit run by the vengeful Cidre, who turns captured townsfolk into a workforce. Powered by carbonated water and bent on wiping out pirates of every stripe, the group serves as the antagonist of a short anime story.

Canon: non-canon
Leader: Cidre
Occupation: bounty hunters
Power Source: carbonated water weaponry
Japanese Name: シードル・ギルド
First Appearance: Episode 895
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Overview

Built around its leader and a handful of officers, the Cidre Guild pads its numbers with civilians coerced into manufacturing its arms. The organization fields gear and weapons fueled by fizzy water, which is why its headquarters sits on an island rich in natural carbonated springs. Its rank and file split into three squads, the Carbonate Assault Army, the Carbonic Acid Fire Unit, and the Carbonated Sword Unit, headed respectively by Cidre, Ginger, and Guarana, though the practical distinctions between them stay vague.

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Role

The guild's stated mission is the elimination of every pirate it meets, with no regard for whether a crew sides with the World Government. Its members enslave island residents, hold their families hostage, and force them to mass-produce the carbonation technology that arms the whole operation. The flagship hunting ground is the spring-fed island where this weaponry is built in a cola factory.

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Notable Members

Cidre founded the group after Douglas Bullet razed his hometown, swearing to hunt pirates and recruiting the like-minded Ginger and Guarana. The trio later ambushed the Thousand Sunny, drove the Straw Hats ashore, and tangled with Luffy and Boa Hancock at a bathhouse and the cola factory. Zoro and Sanji easily routed the soldiers sent back at the Sunny, who confessed they had been pressed into service. In the end Luffy crushed Cidre inside the special rig he had engineered to face Bullet, while Hancock petrified Ginger and Guarana, freeing the captives, who thanked the crew with mountains of cola.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Cidre Guild story arc filler?

Yes, the Cidre Guild is a non-canon group that appears only in a short anime-only story, not in Eiichiro Oda's original manga. The guild serves as the antagonist for a stand-alone tale tied to Douglas Bullet's rampage.

Did Luffy defeat Cidre?

Yes, Luffy crushed Cidre inside a special rig he had engineered to face Douglas Bullet, ending the confrontation at the cola factory. Boa Hancock also petrified Cidre's officers, Ginger and Guarana, freeing their captives.

Is Cidre canon to One Piece?

No, the Cidre Guild is explicitly non-canon, appearing only in a standalone anime arc rather than the original manga.

Who leads the Cidre Guild?

The Cidre Guild is led by Cidre, who commands the Carbonate Assault Army, with officers Ginger heading the Carbonic Acid Fire Unit and Guarana heading the Carbonated Sword Unit.

Why did Cidre form the guild?

Cidre founded the guild after the pirate Douglas Bullet destroyed his hometown, driving him to swear vengeance on pirates and recruit fellow hunters Ginger and Guarana.

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