Top 10 Lesser-Known Characters in One Piece
In the vast universe of One Piece, Tomato Gang stands out with a unique aspect: his pursuit of the mysterious character Pandaman. Although he has yet to appear in the anime, Tomato Gang frequently shows up in the manga, always in pursuit of Pandaman. His appearances add a touch of humor and mystery to the storyline.
9. The Highlight of Mash
The One Piece story takes us on an adventure across the sea, exploring uncharted territories, including the mysterious depths below. In the side story “The Journey to the Bottom of the Sea with Hatchan,” we are introduced to Mash, a giant octopus that faces off against Hatchan – a character who is also an octopus, during an underwater battle.
8. Enel’s Dimensional Transformation on the Moon
The One Piece narrative is filled with numerous epic battles and formidable foes, yet few transformations are as significant as Enel’s. After being defeated by Luffy, Enel embarks on a journey to the Moon, unveiling a hidden layer and a completely new character, including Seamars – a space-time being, and Tsukimi – an ancient creator.
This lunar expedition opens up an exciting chapter in the One Piece universe, revealing a connection to the Skypiea people, Shandia, and Birka. However, this transformation is only explored in the manga, hinting at the hidden potential of Enel in the anime.
7. Sarfunkel – Gaimon’s New Companion
During his adventures, Monkey D. Luffy meets Gaimon, a character who was trapped in a treasure chest for many years due to an accident. Later in the manga, Gaimon encounters Sarfunkel, a quirky character who adds a new dimension to Gaimon’s isolated life, showcasing that even in the most remote corners of the One Piece world, friendship can blossom.
6. The New Secretary of the Galley-La Company
The Water 7 arc is a pivotal moment in One Piece’s history, leading to significant developments and essential turning points. Following intense clashes with CP9, the search for the new secretary of Iceburg becomes a crucial element as the story unfolds beyond chapter 153.
This character, although not yet named, symbolizes the ongoing changes and advancements taking place within the Galley-La Company.
5. Bimine and the Role of the Shipwright
One of the most significant advancements introduced during the Water 7 arc is the shipwright, a skilled artisan who connects various islands and cities, including Pucci. The introduction of Bimine, Pucci’s apprentice, highlights the evolving nature of shipbuilding within the One Piece universe.
4. Minochihuahua – The Guard of Impel Down
Impel Down is the largest prison in the One Piece world, located in the Calm Belt, under the jurisdiction of the World Government. It is guarded by formidable characters. Among them, Minochihuahua appears in the manga pages as a recently introduced character for the Warlords of the Sea. The cover story “From the Decks of the World” provides a glimpse into this fascinating figure, hinting at loyalty and commitment in the future.
3. Detective Columbus
In the alliance and conflict dynamics defining the New World, the Straw Hat Pirates stand out as a symbol of resistance and ambition. Among the members of the Straw Hat crew, Columbus – under the leadership of Orlumbus, represents a youthful potential that has yet to be fully realized. His appearances in the cover stories, although brief, signal the emergence of new challenges and the resilience of the crew.
2. Serizawa – Bellamy’s Right-Hand Man
Bellamy’s journey from arrogance to humility is a compelling narrative. The emergence of Serizawa, a skilled craftsman and worker, serves as a guiding force in Bellamy’s transition towards a new life, emphasizing the ongoing struggles and the incremental changes faced throughout the story.
1. Stefan – The Loyal Dog of a Pirate King
In a family established by the infamous Whitebeard Pirates, every member carries a semblance of respect, loyalty, and dedication. Stefan, Edward Newgate’s dog, despite being mentioned only once in the SBS section of the manga, embodies the spirit of loyalty inherent to the legendary Whitebeard Pirates. His story illustrates that even the smallest members of the crew carry the spirit of their captain.
