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The Straw Hat Pirates

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	The main characters are a small pirate crew who triumph over their usually much more numerous foes by sheer quality of asskicking skills. Being Shonen Protagonists, they aren't really interested in treasure and rarely engage in looting; they're all about the adventuring.		The main characters are a small pirate crew who triumph over their usually much more numerous foes by sheer quality of asskicking skills. Being Shonen Protagonists, they aren't really interested in treasure and rarely engage in looting; they're all about the adventuring.

	'''Monkey D. "Straw Hat" Luffy''' is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. Initially a no-name standard Shonen idiot protagonist who is largely remarkable for his Gum-Gum Fruit powers that turned his body into living rubber, it eventually turns out that he is stupidly connected. The straw hat he wears and is so associated with? It was given to him by his mentor, Redhaired Shanks... yeah, the same Shanks considered one of the Four Emperors of the Sea. And ''he'' got that straw hat from his old captain, Gol D. Roger. If that's not impressive enough, Luffy's grandfather is Monkey D. Garp, one of the most powerful warriors in the Marines, whilst Luffy's dad, Monkey D. Dragon, is the leader of the World Revolutionaries, a globe-spanning conspiracy aiming to topple the World Government. Luffy's one of the pinnacle examples of how Devil Fruit potency depends in large part on the user's creativity, having taken what an idiot would consider "lame stretching powers" and created an arsenal of evastatingly powerful attacks by exploiting all of the rubbery properties of his anatomy. He's even created several super-powered states, called "Gears", that exploit his biology; Second Gear accelerates his blood-flow to give him a monstrous speed and strength boost, whilst Third Gear sees him inflate his own bones to turn his extremities into gigantic versions of themselves, Fourth Gear expands his body due to injecting air in his muscles to act as a balloon and release punches and kicks with devastating force.		'''Monkey D. "Straw Hat" Luffy''' is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. Initially a no-name standard Shonen idiot protagonist who is largely remarkable for his Gum-Gum Fruit powers that turned his body into living rubber, it eventually turns out that he is stupidly connected. The straw hat he wears and is so associated with? It was given to him by his mentor, Redhaired Shanks... yeah, the same Shanks considered one of the Four Emperors of the Sea. And ''he'' got that straw hat from his old captain, Gol D. Roger. If that's not impressive enough, Luffy's grandfather is Monkey D. Garp, one of the most powerful warriors in the Marines, whilst Luffy's dad, Monkey D. Dragon, is the leader of the World Revolutionaries, a globe-spanning conspiracy aiming to topple the World Government. Luffy's one of the pinnacle examples of how Devil Fruit potency depends in large part on the user's creativity, having taken what an idiot would consider "lame stretching powers" and created an arsenal of evastatingly powerful attacks by exploiting all of the rubbery properties of his anatomy. He's even created several super-powered states, called "Gears", that exploit his biology; Second Gear accelerates his blood-flow to give him a monstrous speed and strength boost, whilst Third Gear sees him inflate his own bones to turn his extremities into gigantic versions of themselves, Fourth Gear expands his body due to injecting air in his muscles to act as a balloon and release punches and kicks with devastating force, and Fifth Gear is basically Super Saiyan mode.

	'''Zoro''' is the crew's first mate, a one-eyed, green-haired man with a ridiculously high damage threshold, no sense of direction, and devoted to mastery of the Three-Sword Style. See, when he was a kid, he favored two swords, but the only person who could beat him was the daughter of a swordsmanship dojo named Kuina; when she died in a freak accident by falling down some stairs whilst looking for a whetstone, he begged Kuina's father for the right to carry her sword with him as Zoro set out to become the greatest swordsman in the world. So now he fights with his swords gripped tight in his fists and Kuina's family sword gripped in his mouth. How does that work? ~~Fucked if we know!~~		'''Zoro''' is the crew's first mate, a one-eyed, green-haired man with a ridiculously high damage threshold, no sense of direction, and devoted to mastery of the Three-Sword Style. See, when he was a kid, he favored two swords, but the only person who could beat him was the daughter of a swordsmanship dojo named Kuina; when she died in a freak accident by falling down some stairs whilst looking for a whetstone, he begged Kuina's father for the right to carry her sword with him as Zoro set out to become the greatest swordsman in the world. So now he fights with his swords gripped tight in his fists and Kuina's family sword gripped in his mouth. How does that work? Fuck you, it's awesome so it works.

	'''Nami''' is the ship's navigator and treasurer. An orphan, she grew up as one of the two poor but beloved adopted daughters of a Marine officer turned tangerine farmer. When she was young, however, her home was invaded by a murderous fishman pirate named Arlong, who murdered Nami's mother. Discovering Nami's prodigious talent for geography and mapmaking, he offered Nami a deal; if she would work for him in the interim, he would let her build up a fortune to "buy" her homeland's freedom from Arlong's rule. Of course, he never intended to honor his word, but by the time the piper came calling, Nami had met up with Luffy and he was eager to show Arlong what he thought of those kinds of games. Because of her backstory, Nami is a ''greedy'' little bitch, and she's the only member of the crew motivated by the lust for treasure and riches over adventure. Her dream is to draw a perfect map of the whole world.		'''Nami''' is the ship's navigator and treasurer. An orphan, she grew up as one of the two poor but beloved adopted daughters of a Marine officer turned tangerine farmer. When she was young, however, her home was invaded by a murderous fishman pirate named Arlong, who murdered Nami's mother. Discovering Nami's prodigious talent for geography and mapmaking, he offered Nami a deal; if she would work for him in the interim, he would let her build up a fortune to "buy" her homeland's freedom from Arlong's rule. Of course, he never intended to honor his word, but by the time the piper came calling, Nami had met up with Luffy and he was eager to show Arlong what he thought of those kinds of games. Because of her backstory, Nami is a ''greedy'' little bitch, and she's the only member of the crew motivated by the lust for treasure and riches over adventure. Her dream is to draw a perfect map of the whole world.
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	'''Carrot''' was the second of these "could have been" Straw Hats. A cute, perky, surprisingly tough [[Rabbitfolk\|Rabbit Mink]] whose Sulong form was both badass and beautiful, Carrot sails with the Straw Hats during two of the longest arcs - Totland and Wano - and so it was a legitimate surprise to many that she ultimately turned down the idea to continue sailing with them after the Wano arc. She instead was named the new leader of the Mink Tribe, due to her exploits with the "Straw Hat" crew. She was just as surprised at the news, along with the fans.		'''Carrot''' was the second of these "could have been" Straw Hats. A cute, perky, surprisingly tough [[Rabbitfolk\|Rabbit Mink]] whose Sulong form was both badass and beautiful, Carrot sails with the Straw Hats during two of the longest arcs - Totland and Wano - and so it was a legitimate surprise to many that she ultimately turned down the idea to continue sailing with them after the Wano arc. She instead was named the new leader of the Mink Tribe, due to her exploits with the "Straw Hat" crew. She was just as surprised at the news, along with the fans.

	'''Yamato''' is ~~basically~~ [[~~skub]] incarnate because Yamato has the body of a beautiful~~, super-stacked ~~hot young [[~~giant]]~~ess, but is obsessed with~~ being ~~seen~~ as the reincarnation of the legendary ~~super-heroic former Shogun of Wano,~~ Kozuki Oden~~, which includes insisting~~ to ~~be male despite~~ the ~~very, ''very'' female body, which has... look, you really don't wanna know what kind of flamewars this has caused~~. Aside from being a super-strong giant, Yamato also has a Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit that is basically a [[Winter Wolf]]. Initially, practically everybody thought Yamato would join the Straw Hats due to their ties with Ace and desire to go out to sea like Oden did, but in the end, despite Luffy extending the offer to join, Yamato [[Lulz\|turned him down]] after realizing that the new Shogun of Wano, a kid aged into a young man named Momo, needed someone to train him into a badass able to protect his country. The offer to become a formal member is still on the table, but for now Yamato's Straw Hat Pirates membership is purely honorary. Also, Yamato is the child of Kaido but is totally opposed to him and his plans.		'''Yamato''' is one big troll on Oda's part. She's a [[Amazon\|super muscular, super stacked giant woman]] who ''insists'' on being referred to as a man, since she's convinced she's [[Shon'tu\|the reincarnation of the legendary shogun Kozuki Oden]]. Her official character card lists her sex as "Woman" (as opposed to "Male at Heart" like the okama) so the western fanbase can suck it. Aside from being a super-strong giant, Yamato also has a Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit that is basically a [[Winter Wolf]]. Initially, practically everybody thought Yamato would join the Straw Hats due to their ties with Ace and desire to go out to sea like Oden did, but in the end, despite Luffy extending the offer to join, Yamato [[Lulz\|turned him down]] after realizing that the new Shogun of Wano, a kid aged into a young man named Momo, needed someone to train him into a badass able to protect his country. The offer to become a formal member is still on the table, but for now Yamato's Straw Hat Pirates membership is purely honorary. Also, Yamato is the child of Kaido but is totally opposed to him and his plans.

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	[[Giant]]s are known to inhabit this world, and are native to the [[Viking]]-flavored island of Elbaf. They are huge, strong and generally an honorable race.		[[Giant]]s are known to inhabit this world, and are native to the [[Viking]]-flavored island of Elbaf. They are huge, strong and generally an honorable race.

	Fishmen are a race of aquatic humanoids with physical traits of various fish - these traits appear at random for each child, so parents of one species may have features of an entirely difference species. Their size varies wildly, and they can be incredibly large. What distinguishes them from the [[merfolk]] is that they are always bipedal. Fishmen can breathe underwater and are roughly ten times stronger than the average human ~~on average~~, although that varies between individuals. Whilst fishmen and merfolk live at peace, there's a long and bloody history between them and humanity. Despite this, fishmen and humans are capable of crossbreeding.		Fishmen are a race of aquatic humanoids with physical traits of various fish - these traits appear at random for each child, so parents of one species may have features of an entirely difference species. Their size varies wildly, and they can be incredibly large. What distinguishes them from the [[merfolk]] is that they are always bipedal. Fishmen can breathe underwater and are roughly ten times stronger than the average human, although that varies between individuals. Whilst fishmen and merfolk live at peace, there's a long and bloody history between them and humanity. Despite this, fishmen and humans are capable of crossbreeding.

	[[Merfolk]] inhabit the deep sea of the Grand Line and are distinguished from their fishmen relatives by always appearing as human from the waist up, and a fish from the waist down. When female merfolk reach the age of 30, they gain access to a low level of shapeshifting that allows them to split their tail into two fin-footed legs, allowing them to walk on land, as well as fuse it back together to restore their incredible swimming speed. Like fishmen, merfolk vary widely in size. Merfolk and fishmen can interbreed, in which case their offspring will randomly be either fishman or merfolk.		[[Merfolk]] inhabit the deep sea of the Grand Line and are distinguished from their fishmen relatives by always appearing as human from the waist up, and a fish from the waist down. When female merfolk reach the age of 30, they gain access to a low level of shapeshifting that allows them to split their tail into two fin-footed legs, allowing them to walk on land, as well as fuse it back together to restore their incredible swimming speed. Like fishmen, merfolk vary widely in size. Merfolk and fishmen can interbreed, in which case their offspring will randomly be either fishman or merfolk.

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	Also worth mentioning here is the existence of '''Impel Down''', the great prison of the World Government reserved for pirates, which is technically an independent but allied nation. Impel Down is an artificial island consisting of a tower constructed from the surface of the sea down to the sea floor, and is divided into six levels, known as the Six Hells. Level 6 is top secret; nobody but the high-ranking government officials are supposed to know that it exists. Layer 1, ''Crimson Hell'', is an artificial forest where every leaf and blade of grass is a razor sharp blade (the name comes because it's been stained red with blood), which is also infested with venomous spiders - the inmates are chased through the forest once every day. Level 2, ''Wild Beast Hell'', is a labyrinth where the corridors are stalked by a variety of dangerous predatory animals, as well as four super-nasty Zoan-empowered guards. Level 3, ''Starvation Hell'', is a desert-like super-heated oubliette; prisoners are tossed down here and left with the bare minimum of food and water to keep them alive in the perpetually scorching hot environment - the "sand" is actually made up of the desiccated remains of countless prisoners who died here and disintegrated. The heat comes from Level 4, ''Blazing Hell'', where prisoners labor endlessly to stoke ridiculously huge fires that burn night and day, heating up a lake-sized cauldron of blood. Ironically, Level 5 is the ''Freezing Hell'', a super-chilled snowy wasteland where prisoners struggle to survive in the face of the cold and the roving packs of hyper-aggressive arctic wolves (who btw, were moved from Level 2 because the wolves were too vicious and hunted down the other beasts from that level). Finally, Level 6, ''Forgotten Hell'', is an oubliette reserved for the worst of the worst - the strongest, nastiest, most outright overpowered badass rogues ever to cross Impel Down's doorstep. Being unable to hurt them in any of the other hells, or simply because their crimes are that heinous, Impel Down doesn't even bother trying to torture them, but just tosses them down here in the dark to rot.		Also worth mentioning here is the existence of '''Impel Down''', the great prison of the World Government reserved for pirates, which is technically an independent but allied nation. Impel Down is an artificial island consisting of a tower constructed from the surface of the sea down to the sea floor, and is divided into six levels, known as the Six Hells. Level 6 is top secret; nobody but the high-ranking government officials are supposed to know that it exists. Layer 1, ''Crimson Hell'', is an artificial forest where every leaf and blade of grass is a razor sharp blade (the name comes because it's been stained red with blood), which is also infested with venomous spiders - the inmates are chased through the forest once every day. Level 2, ''Wild Beast Hell'', is a labyrinth where the corridors are stalked by a variety of dangerous predatory animals, as well as four super-nasty Zoan-empowered guards. Level 3, ''Starvation Hell'', is a desert-like super-heated oubliette; prisoners are tossed down here and left with the bare minimum of food and water to keep them alive in the perpetually scorching hot environment - the "sand" is actually made up of the desiccated remains of countless prisoners who died here and disintegrated. The heat comes from Level 4, ''Blazing Hell'', where prisoners labor endlessly to stoke ridiculously huge fires that burn night and day, heating up a lake-sized cauldron of blood. Ironically, Level 5 is the ''Freezing Hell'', a super-chilled snowy wasteland where prisoners struggle to survive in the face of the cold and the roving packs of hyper-aggressive arctic wolves (who btw, were moved from Level 2 because the wolves were too vicious and hunted down the other beasts from that level). Finally, Level 6, ''Forgotten Hell'', is an oubliette reserved for the worst of the worst - the strongest, nastiest, most outright overpowered badass rogues ever to cross Impel Down's doorstep. Being unable to hurt them in any of the other hells, or simply because their crimes are that heinous, Impel Down doesn't even bother trying to torture them, but just tosses them down here in the dark to rot.

	And then there's ''Blackbeard'', a scheming and sinister bastard who dreams of claiming the One Piece and with it the title of King of the Pirates. Formerly a member of the Whitebeard Pirates, he murdered his own captain to steal the Dark-Dark Fruit, a uniquely powerful Logia Devil Fruit, kicking off a chain of events that eventually got Whitebeard himself and also Portgas D. Ace (son of Gol D. Roger and adoptive brother of Monkey D. Luffy) killed. Then many bricks were shat when he somehow ''stole'' Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit powers, gaining the abilities to use two Devil Fruits at once. Which ''should'' be impossible...		And then there's ''Blackbeard'', a scheming and sinister bastard who dreams of claiming the One Piece and with it the title of King of the Pirates. Formerly a member of the Whitebeard Pirates, he murdered his own captain to steal the Dark-Dark Fruit, a uniquely powerful Logia Devil Fruit, kicking off a chain of events that eventually got Whitebeard himself and also Portgas D. Ace (son of Gol D. Roger and adoptive brother of Monkey D. Luffy) killed. Then many bricks were shat when he somehow ''stole'' Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit powers, gaining the abilities to use two Devil Fruits at once. Which ''should'' be impossible...(The story implies it has something to do with having a weird body that among other things removes his need for sleep).

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	The main characters are a small pirate crew who triumph over their usually much more numerous foes by sheer quality of asskicking skills. Being Shonen Protagonists, they aren't really interested in treasure and rarely engage in looting; they're all about the adventuring.		The main characters are a small pirate crew who triumph over their usually much more numerous foes by sheer quality of asskicking skills. Being Shonen Protagonists, they aren't really interested in treasure and rarely engage in looting; they're all about the adventuring.

	'''Monkey D. "Straw Hat" Luffy''' is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. Initially a no-name standard Shonen idiot protagonist who is largely remarkable for his Gum-Gum Fruit powers that turned his body into living rubber, it eventually turns out that he is stupidly connected. The straw hat he wears and is so associated with? It was given to him by his mentor, Redhaired Shanks... yeah, the same Shanks considered one of the Four Emperors of the Sea. And ''he'' got that straw hat from his old captain, Gol D. Roger. If that's not impressive enough, Luffy's grandfather is Monkey D. Garp, one of the most powerful warriors in the Marines, whilst Luffy's dad, Monkey D. Dragon, is the leader of the World Revolutionaries, a globe-spanning conspiracy aiming to topple the World Government. Luffy's one of the pinnacle examples of how Devil Fruit potency depends in large part on the user's creativity, having taken what an idiot would consider "lame stretching powers" and created an arsenal of evastatingly powerful attacks by exploiting all of the rubbery properties of his anatomy. He's even created several super-powered states, called "Gears", that exploit his biology; Second Gear accelerates his blood-flow to give him a monstrous speed and strength boost, whilst Third Gear sees him inflate his own bones to turn his extremities into gigantic versions of themselves.		'''Monkey D. "Straw Hat" Luffy''' is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. Initially a no-name standard Shonen idiot protagonist who is largely remarkable for his Gum-Gum Fruit powers that turned his body into living rubber, it eventually turns out that he is stupidly connected. The straw hat he wears and is so associated with? It was given to him by his mentor, Redhaired Shanks... yeah, the same Shanks considered one of the Four Emperors of the Sea. And ''he'' got that straw hat from his old captain, Gol D. Roger. If that's not impressive enough, Luffy's grandfather is Monkey D. Garp, one of the most powerful warriors in the Marines, whilst Luffy's dad, Monkey D. Dragon, is the leader of the World Revolutionaries, a globe-spanning conspiracy aiming to topple the World Government. Luffy's one of the pinnacle examples of how Devil Fruit potency depends in large part on the user's creativity, having taken what an idiot would consider "lame stretching powers" and created an arsenal of evastatingly powerful attacks by exploiting all of the rubbery properties of his anatomy. He's even created several super-powered states, called "Gears", that exploit his biology; Second Gear accelerates his blood-flow to give him a monstrous speed and strength boost, whilst Third Gear sees him inflate his own bones to turn his extremities into gigantic versions of themselves, Fourth Gear expands his body due to injecting air in his muscles to act as a balloon and release punches and kicks with devastating force.

	'''Zoro''' is the crew's first mate, a one-eyed, green-haired man with a ridiculously high damage threshold, no sense of direction, and devoted to mastery of the Three-Sword Style. See, when he was a kid, he favored two swords, but the only person who could beat him was the daughter of a swordsmanship dojo named Kuina; when she died in a freak accident by falling down some stairs whilst looking for a whetstone, he begged Kuina's father for the right to carry her sword with him as Zoro set out to become the greatest swordsman in the world. So now he fights with his swords gripped tight in his fists and Kuina's family sword gripped in his mouth. How does that work? Fucked if we know!		'''Zoro''' is the crew's first mate, a one-eyed, green-haired man with a ridiculously high damage threshold, no sense of direction, and devoted to mastery of the Three-Sword Style. See, when he was a kid, he favored two swords, but the only person who could beat him was the daughter of a swordsmanship dojo named Kuina; when she died in a freak accident by falling down some stairs whilst looking for a whetstone, he begged Kuina's father for the right to carry her sword with him as Zoro set out to become the greatest swordsman in the world. So now he fights with his swords gripped tight in his fists and Kuina's family sword gripped in his mouth. How does that work? Fucked if we know!

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	'''Franky''' is the crew's shipwright; a self-made cola-powered cyborg with a tragic backstory from Water 7, one of the greatest shipyards in the Grand Line, if not the world. Flamboyantly goofy, Franky may seem like a dummy, but his skills at building and cracking skulls are no joke. His dream is to have built a ship great enough to sail all the way to the end of the Grand Line, just like his mentor did, and he joined the Straw Hats after building their second ship, the Thousand Sunny, to see his dream realized.		'''Franky''' is the crew's shipwright; a self-made cola-powered cyborg with a tragic backstory from Water 7, one of the greatest shipyards in the Grand Line, if not the world. Flamboyantly goofy, Franky may seem like a dummy, but his skills at building and cracking skulls are no joke. His dream is to have built a ship great enough to sail all the way to the end of the Grand Line, just like his mentor did, and he joined the Straw Hats after building their second ship, the Thousand Sunny, to see his dream realized.

	'''Brook''' was once a member of the music-loving Rumbar Pirates, who entered the Grand Line from the West Blue many years ago. However, they were slaughtered by an unknown enemy, and only Brook survived, thanks to his Devil Fruit, the ~~Soul~~-~~Soul~~ Fruit, allowing him to return to his body upon his death. Unfortunately, he got lost in some pretty nasty fog after dying, so by the time he got back to his body, he had decayed down to a mere [[skeleton]]. Whilst it makes him a freak even by Grand Line standards, it has its upsides, like letting him run so fast he can walk on water or channel the freezing chill of the underworld through his sword. He signed on as the Straw Hat musician after they saved him from being stranded in the foggy depths of the Florian Triangle by the cruelty of one of the Seven Warlords. His dream is to reunite with his long-lost pet, Laboon, an Island Whale (because he's a whale the size of an island... a ''large'' island) who his crew left behind at Reverse Mountain when they began their fateful journey into the Grand Line.		'''Brook''' was once a member of the music-loving Rumbar Pirates, who entered the Grand Line from the West Blue many years ago. However, they were slaughtered by an unknown enemy, and only Brook survived, thanks to his Devil Fruit, the Revive-Revive Fruit, allowing him to return to his body upon his death. Unfortunately, he got lost in some pretty nasty fog after dying, so by the time he got back to his body, he had decayed down to a mere [[skeleton]]. Whilst it makes him a freak even by Grand Line standards, it has its upsides, like letting him run so fast he can walk on water or channel the freezing chill of the underworld through his sword. He signed on as the Straw Hat musician after they saved him from being stranded in the foggy depths of the Florian Triangle by the cruelty of one of the Seven Warlords. His dream is to reunite with his long-lost pet, Laboon, an Island Whale (because he's a whale the size of an island... a ''large'' island) who his crew left behind at Reverse Mountain when they began their fateful journey into the Grand Line.

	'''Jinbe ''' is a fishman (whale shark, officially) who used to sail with the Sun Pirates, a crew of fishmen (and a few human ex-slaves) dedicated to battling the slavers until their captain was fatefully slain, which led to the group going their separate ways. He then became a Warlord of the Sea in order to be able to protect his homeland to some extent, but ultimately joined Luffy's crew after some misadventures with the Straw Hats. He was the last individual to join the crew. As a fishman, Jimbei is not only built like a damn [[merrow\|amphibious ogre]], but is also a master of Fishman Karate and Fishman Jiujitsu, super-powered martial arts that combines [[Avatar: The Last Airbender\|waterbending]] with fisticuffs. His dream is to ensure a lasting peace with merfolk, fishman, and humans for all time.		'''Jinbe ''' is a fishman (whale shark, officially) who used to sail with the Sun Pirates, a crew of fishmen (and a few human ex-slaves) dedicated to battling the slavers until their captain was fatefully slain, which led to the group going their separate ways. He then became a Warlord of the Sea in order to be able to protect his homeland to some extent, but ultimately joined Luffy's crew after some misadventures with the Straw Hats. He was the last individual to join the crew. As a fishman, Jimbei is not only built like a damn [[merrow\|amphibious ogre]], but is also a master of Fishman Karate and Fishman Jiujitsu, super-powered martial arts that combines [[Avatar: The Last Airbender\|waterbending]] with fisticuffs. His dream is to ensure a lasting peace with merfolk, fishman, and humans for all time.

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	==Politics==		==Politics==
	Each island in the world of One Piece is nominally under its own independent authority, creating a vast, chaotic patchwork of kingdoms, republics, and gods know what else. However, in practice, everybody bows to the authority of the '''World Government''', who have set themselves up as the supreme authority of the world. The World Government enacts its might through its control of the ''Navy'', also known as the ''Marines'' (in European sense); the single largest coherent fighting force in the world, officially dedicated to enforcing law and order and beating back the pirate hordes. There's also the global intelligence agency, ''Cipher Pol'', as well as the ''SSG'', a science division led by Dr. Vegapunk that is responsible for fielding dangerous ''Pacifista'' and ''Seraphim'' robots as the Navy's fiercest weapons.		Each island in the world of One Piece is nominally under its own independent authority, creating a vast, chaotic patchwork of kingdoms, republics, and gods know what else. However, in practice, everybody bows to the authority of the '''World Government''', who have set themselves up as the supreme authority of the world. The World Government enacts its might through its control of the ''Navy'', also known as the ''Marines'' (in European sense); the single largest coherent fighting force in the world, officially dedicated to enforcing law and order and beating back the pirate hordes. There's also the global intelligence agency, ''Cipher Pol'', as well as the ''SSG'', a science division led by Dr. Vegapunk that is responsible for fielding dangerous '''Pacifista''' and '''Seraphim''' robots as the Navy's fiercest weapons.

	The World Government was founded 800 years ago, during something known only as "The Void Century", because all details have been deliberately scrubbed by the World Government. They have ruled for the 700 years since the Void Century ended without serious challenge. The nominal leaders of the World Government are the ''Celestial Dragons'', the descendants of the royal families of the twenty kingdoms who united to form the World Government during the Void Century. However, 700 years of being treated as divinely blessed rulers of the world have made the Celestial Dragons hideously decadent, corrupt, self-serving and cruel, concerned for little other than indulging their every whim, no matter how petty, perverse or petulant. The true managing of the World Government is done by a council called ''The Five Elder Stars'', and whilst officially they merely guide a democratic republic made up of the world's united kingdoms (at least those willing to pay the exorbitant annual tax/bribe that the World Government demands for membership), the truth is that they take '''their''' marching orders from an unknown leader.		The World Government was founded 800 years ago, during something known only as "The Void Century", because all details have been deliberately scrubbed by the World Government. They have ruled for the 700 years since the Void Century ended without serious challenge. The nominal leaders of the World Government are the ''Celestial Dragons'', the descendants of the royal families of the twenty kingdoms who united to form the World Government during the Void Century. However, 700 years of being treated as divinely blessed rulers of the world have made the Celestial Dragons hideously decadent, corrupt, self-serving and cruel, concerned for little other than indulging their every whim, no matter how petty, perverse or petulant. The true managing of the World Government is done by a council called ''The Five Elder Stars'', and whilst officially they merely guide a democratic republic made up of the world's united kingdoms (at least those willing to pay the exorbitant annual tax/bribe that the World Government demands for membership), the truth is that they take '''their''' marching orders from an unknown leader.

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	==Politics==		==Politics==
	Each island in the world of One Piece is nominally under its own independent authority, creating a vast, chaotic patchwork of kingdoms, republics, and gods know what else. However, in practice, everybody bows to the authority of the '''World Government''', who have set themselves up as the supreme authority of the world. The World Government enacts its might through its control of the ''Navy'', also known as the ''Marines'' (in European sense); the single largest coherent fighting force in the world, officially dedicated to enforcing law and order and beating back the pirate hordes. There's also the global intelligence agency, ''Cipher Pol''.		Each island in the world of One Piece is nominally under its own independent authority, creating a vast, chaotic patchwork of kingdoms, republics, and gods know what else. However, in practice, everybody bows to the authority of the '''World Government''', who have set themselves up as the supreme authority of the world. The World Government enacts its might through its control of the ''Navy'', also known as the ''Marines'' (in European sense); the single largest coherent fighting force in the world, officially dedicated to enforcing law and order and beating back the pirate hordes. There's also the global intelligence agency, ''Cipher Pol'', as well as the ''SSG'', a science division led by Dr. Vegapunk that is responsible for fielding dangerous ''Pacifista'' and ''Seraphim'' robots as the Navy's fiercest weapons.

	The World Government was founded 800 years ago, during something known only as "The Void Century", because all details have been deliberately scrubbed by the World Government. They have ruled for the 700 years since the Void Century ended without serious challenge. The nominal leaders of the World Government are the ''Celestial Dragons'', the descendants of the royal families of the twenty kingdoms who united to form the World Government during the Void Century. However, 700 years of being treated as divinely blessed rulers of the world have made the Celestial Dragons hideously decadent, corrupt, self-serving and cruel, concerned for little other than indulging their every whim, no matter how petty, perverse or petulant. The true managing of the World Government is done by a council called ''The Five Elder Stars'', and whilst officially they merely guide a democratic republic made up of the world's united kingdoms (at least those willing to pay the exorbitant annual tax/bribe that the World Government demands for membership), the truth is that they take '''their''' marching orders from an unknown leader.		The World Government was founded 800 years ago, during something known only as "The Void Century", because all details have been deliberately scrubbed by the World Government. They have ruled for the 700 years since the Void Century ended without serious challenge. The nominal leaders of the World Government are the ''Celestial Dragons'', the descendants of the royal families of the twenty kingdoms who united to form the World Government during the Void Century. However, 700 years of being treated as divinely blessed rulers of the world have made the Celestial Dragons hideously decadent, corrupt, self-serving and cruel, concerned for little other than indulging their every whim, no matter how petty, perverse or petulant. The true managing of the World Government is done by a council called ''The Five Elder Stars'', and whilst officially they merely guide a democratic republic made up of the world's united kingdoms (at least those willing to pay the exorbitant annual tax/bribe that the World Government demands for membership), the truth is that they take '''their''' marching orders from an unknown leader.

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Races

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	Minks are a race of [[beastfolk]] who are found only on the wandering realm of Zou, an island-sized landmass that sits atop of a gigantic elephant named Zunisha that eternally roams the sea. It's unknown where they originated from, with fans speculating that they may have some connection Zoan type Devil Fruits, but like fishmen and merfolk, their animal species is random and not defined by strict parental heritage. They possess superhuman physical abilities, including the ability to generate powerful electrical attacks via an energy/fighting style they call "Electro", and can achieve a super-powered berserker state called "Sulong" by staring at the full moon.		Minks are a race of [[beastfolk]] who are found only on the wandering realm of Zou, an island-sized landmass that sits atop of a gigantic elephant named Zunisha that eternally roams the sea. It's unknown where they originated from, with fans speculating that they may have some connection Zoan type Devil Fruits, but like fishmen and merfolk, their animal species is random and not defined by strict parental heritage. They possess superhuman physical abilities, including the ability to generate powerful electrical attacks via an energy/fighting style they call "Electro", and can achieve a super-powered berserker state called "Sulong" by staring at the full moon.

	[[Dwarves]] exist in the world of One Piece, but are tiny, inches-tall wingless [[fairy]]-like people known for their skill at gardening.		[[Dwarves]] exist in the world of One Piece, but are tiny, inches-tall wingless [[fairy]]-like people known for their skill at gardening. Far stronger than what their size would suggest.

	"Skyfolk" are a collection of human subspecies who inhabit the Sky Oceans. They can be distinguished by the vestigial wings sprouting from their backs.		"Skyfolk" are a collection of human subspecies who inhabit the Sky Oceans. They can be distinguished by the vestigial wings sprouting from their backs.

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The Straw Hat Pirates

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	'''Brook''' was once a member of the music-loving Rumbar Pirates, who entered the Grand Line from the West Blue many years ago. However, they were slaughtered by an unknown enemy, and only Brook survived, thanks to his Devil Fruit, the Soul-Soul Fruit, allowing him to return to his body upon his death. Unfortunately, he got lost in some pretty nasty fog after dying, so by the time he got back to his body, he had decayed down to a mere [[skeleton]]. Whilst it makes him a freak even by Grand Line standards, it has its upsides, like letting him run so fast he can walk on water or channel the freezing chill of the underworld through his sword. He signed on as the Straw Hat musician after they saved him from being stranded in the foggy depths of the Florian Triangle by the cruelty of one of the Seven Warlords. His dream is to reunite with his long-lost pet, Laboon, an Island Whale (because he's a whale the size of an island... a ''large'' island) who his crew left behind at Reverse Mountain when they began their fateful journey into the Grand Line.		'''Brook''' was once a member of the music-loving Rumbar Pirates, who entered the Grand Line from the West Blue many years ago. However, they were slaughtered by an unknown enemy, and only Brook survived, thanks to his Devil Fruit, the Soul-Soul Fruit, allowing him to return to his body upon his death. Unfortunately, he got lost in some pretty nasty fog after dying, so by the time he got back to his body, he had decayed down to a mere [[skeleton]]. Whilst it makes him a freak even by Grand Line standards, it has its upsides, like letting him run so fast he can walk on water or channel the freezing chill of the underworld through his sword. He signed on as the Straw Hat musician after they saved him from being stranded in the foggy depths of the Florian Triangle by the cruelty of one of the Seven Warlords. His dream is to reunite with his long-lost pet, Laboon, an Island Whale (because he's a whale the size of an island... a ''large'' island) who his crew left behind at Reverse Mountain when they began their fateful journey into the Grand Line.

	'''Jinbe ''' is a fishman (whale shark, officially) who used to sail with the Sun Pirates, a crew of fishmen (and a few human ex-slaves) dedicated to battling the slavers until their captain was fatefully slain, which led to the group going their separate ways. He then became a Warlord of the Sea in order to be able to protect his homeland to some extent, but ultimately joined Luffy's crew after some misadventures with the Straw Hats. He was the last individual to join the crew. As a fishman, Jimbei is not only built like a damn [[merrow\|amphibious ogre]], but is also a master of Fishman Karate and Fishman Jiujitsu, super-powered martial arts that combines [[Avatar: The Last Airbender\|waterbending]] with fisticuffs. His dream is to ensure a lasting peace with merfolk,fishman, and humans.		'''Jinbe ''' is a fishman (whale shark, officially) who used to sail with the Sun Pirates, a crew of fishmen (and a few human ex-slaves) dedicated to battling the slavers until their captain was fatefully slain, which led to the group going their separate ways. He then became a Warlord of the Sea in order to be able to protect his homeland to some extent, but ultimately joined Luffy's crew after some misadventures with the Straw Hats. He was the last individual to join the crew. As a fishman, Jimbei is not only built like a damn [[merrow\|amphibious ogre]], but is also a master of Fishman Karate and Fishman Jiujitsu, super-powered martial arts that combines [[Avatar: The Last Airbender\|waterbending]] with fisticuffs. His dream is to ensure a lasting peace with merfolk, fishman, and humans for all time.

	In addition to the above, there have been three characters who traveled with the Straw Hats for extended periods of time, two of whom are considered "Honorary" Straw Hats, because they would have liked to join but circumstances prevented them from doing so.		In addition to the above, there have been three characters who traveled with the Straw Hats for extended periods of time, two of whom are considered "Honorary" Straw Hats, because they would have liked to join but circumstances prevented them from doing so.