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Mansion's Guards

Character

The Mansion's Guards are two suited security men employed by the Tessle Company and posted by Klahadore to protect Kaya's estate in Syrup Village. Loyal but prone to slacking, both were knocked out by Usopp during the Black Cat plot.

Occupation: Kaya's security guards
First Appearance: Chapter 24: Things That Can't Be Faked; Episode 9
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Overview

These two sentries draw their pay from the Tessle Company and were brought on by Klahadore to keep watch over Kaya's mansion. Both favor a uniform of black suits, neckties, white shirts, and sunglasses, the eyewear dropped in the anime. The one wearing a green tie is lean, sporting a mustache, beard, and brown hair spiked at the crown, while his partner in a red tie is the bigger of the pair, clean-shaven, with slicked-back black hair left long behind.

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Role

The guards take their work seriously and would put their lives on the line for their mistress Kaya, though they have a habit of letting duty slide whenever they go on break. Stationed at the mansion's front gates, they can at least turn away ordinary nuisances and trespassers, and each carries a basic flintlock pistol. Their limits showed when Usopp beat both of them in a straight fight. Klahadore had hired the pair after Kaya's parents died, as one safeguard for her wellbeing, and the men regularly spotted Usopp near the grounds and reported it back to him.

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Notable Members

The unit consists of the unnamed left and right guards. When Usopp slipped onto the estate to warn Kaya about Klahadore's secret identity as the pirate Kuro, the two confronted him and tried to throw him out, but he fought back and dropped them both, stunning Merry, who then opened fire on him. The guards later left on vacation with the rest of the household staff, so they never learned of the Black Cat Pirates' assault nor could they help Merry when Klahadore wounded him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Mansion's Guards in One Piece?

The Mansion's Guards are two security men employed by the Tessle Company and posted by Klahadore to protect Kaya's estate in Syrup Village.

Who hired the Mansion's Guards to protect Kaya?

Klahadore hired the Mansion's Guards after Kaya's parents died, bringing them on as a safeguard for her wellbeing.

What happened when Usopp confronted the Mansion's Guards?

Usopp snuck onto Kaya's estate to warn her about Klahadore's secret identity as the pirate Kuro, and when the Mansion's Guards confronted him, he fought back and knocked out both of them.

What did the Mansion's Guards look like?

Both Mansion's Guards wear black suits, neckties, and white shirts, with one guard leaner and sporting a mustache and beard while the other is bigger, clean-shaven, with slicked-back black hair.

Why were the Mansion's Guards absent during the Black Cat Pirates' attack?

The Mansion's Guards had already left for vacation with the rest of Kaya's household staff when the Black Cat Pirates attacked, so they never learned of the assault or Merry's injury.

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