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Mont Blanc Family

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The Mont Blanc Family is a North Blue lineage stretching back more than four centuries to the explorer branded a liar, Mont Blanc Noland. Cast out of the Lvneel Kingdom and mocked for generations, its members long sought to clear Noland's name.

Status: extant
Former Affiliation: Lvneel Kingdom
Origin: North Blue
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Overview

Rooted in the North Blue, the Mont Blanc Family carries a heritage of over 400 years that traces back to the notorious so called liar, Mont Blanc Noland. Only two of its members have appeared so far, Noland himself and Mont Blanc Cricket, though Noland fathered at least one child and Cricket spoke of countless relatives who sailed off and were never seen again. The clan also bears a chestnut motif, a nod to the dessert that shares its name.

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Role

The family's story is one of disgrace and the stubborn wish to undo it. Four centuries ago Noland served as an admiral to King Aruyutayan V of Lvneel before he lost his standing and was put to death for supposedly inventing the City of Gold, Shandora. The storybook Liar Noland blackened his memory, and the Mont Blancs were driven from Lvneel into 400 years of ridicule. Strikingly, they never despised Noland, knowing him within the family to be an honest man, and many perished at sea trying to prove him right.

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Notable Members

Mont Blanc Cricket, who came to loathe both his bloodline and Noland, turned pirate to escape the burden but washed up on Jaya twelve years ago and resolved to settle the matter for good. Through the efforts of the Straw Hat Pirates, Cricket finally learned that his ancestor had spoken the truth, vindicating the very name the family had carried in shame.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Montblanc Noland's descendant?

Mont Blanc Cricket is a known descendant of Montblanc Noland, one of only two confirmed members of the Mont Blanc Family. Noland fathered at least one child, and Cricket carries that same bloodline centuries later.

What is the Mont Blanc Family in One Piece?

The Mont Blanc Family is a North Blue lineage stretching back more than four hundred years to the explorer Montblanc Noland. Cast out of the Lvneel Kingdom and mocked for generations, its members long sought to clear Noland's name.

Why was Montblanc Noland disgraced?

Montblanc Noland served as an admiral to King Aruyutayan V of Lvneel before losing his standing and being put to death for supposedly inventing the City of Gold, Shandora. The storybook Liar Noland blackened his memory and drove the Mont Blanc Family from Lvneel into centuries of ridicule.

Did the Mont Blanc Family believe Noland was lying?

No, the Mont Blanc Family never believed Noland lied. They knew him within the family to be an honest man, and many members perished at sea over the generations trying to prove him right.

How was Montblanc Noland's name finally cleared?

Mont Blanc Cricket, who had come to resent both his bloodline and Noland, was vindicated through the efforts of the Straw Hat Pirates, who confirmed that his ancestor had told the truth about the City of Gold.

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