G-3
CharacterG-3 is a Marine base somewhere on the Grand Line. It receives only a fleeting appearance in the story, glimpsed when its soldiers celebrated the Marines' triumph following the deaths of Portgas D. Ace and Whitebeard at the close of the Summit War.
Role
The installation appeared only fleetingly, shown in the aftermath of the Summit War as one of the Marines' outposts answering to Headquarters.
Notable Members
No named commander is given for the base. Following the deaths of Portgas D. Ace and Whitebeard, the soldiers posted at G-3 cheered the Marines' triumph, and one of them voiced his ambition to train hard and one day earn a summons to Marine Headquarters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is G-3 in One Piece?
G-3 is a Marine base located somewhere on the Grand Line, one of the many outposts the Marines maintain across the seas.
When did G-3 first appear in One Piece?
G-3 first appeared in Chapter 581 of the manga and Episode 490 of the anime.
What happened at G-3 after the Summit War?
After the deaths of Portgas D. Ace and Whitebeard at the Summit War of Marineford, the soldiers stationed at G-3 celebrated the Marines' victory.
Who commands G-3?
No named commander is given for G-3 in the story. It appears only briefly as one of the Marines' outposts answering to Headquarters.
What did a G-3 soldier say after the Summit War?
One G-3 soldier voiced his ambition to train hard so he could one day earn a summons to Marine Headquarters.
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