Dominant Figures of the Navy in One Piece
The Navy plays a crucial role in the world of One Piece, with influential members at every level of its hierarchy. This article introduces the key characters of the Navy, from admirals to commanders, highlighting their origins, powers, and significant roles.
Navy Fleet Admirals
Ex-Fleet Admiral Kong
Kong served as Fleet Admiral during Gol D. Roger's era before retiring. His strength and influence were crucial in managing the Navy. He passed the torch to Sengoku, marking an important transition in the hierarchy. He is currently the Commander-in-Chief of the World Government's Armed Forces.
Ex-Fleet Admiral Sengoku
Sengoku, also known as the "Buddha", is renowned for his Devil Fruit of the Mythical Zoan type, the Hito Hito no Mi, or Human-Human Fruit, Model: Buddha. Recognized for his stern personality and unwavering trust in justice and the Government, he proved to be an important character, notably during the worldwide revelation of Ace's connection to Gol D. Roger. Following the Battle of Marineford, Sengoku announced his resignation, making way for Akainu.
Fleet Admiral Sakazuki (Current)
Sakazuki, more commonly known as Akainu, is the current Fleet Admiral. His Devil Fruit, the Magu Magu no Mi or Magma-Magma Fruit, grants him the power to control lava. Known for his absolute justice and strictness, he is one of the most feared and respected characters in the Navy. His actions at Marineford attest to his dislike of anyone standing in his way and his willingness to execute anyone who violates Government rules.
Admirals
Ex-Admiral Aokiji
Kuzan, better known as Aokiji, possesses the Hie Hie no Mi or Ice-Ice Fruit, allowing him to create, control, and become ice. After losing the battle for the position of Fleet Admiral against Akainu, he leaves the Navy. Known for his "lazy justice" approach, he holds a very personal and atypical view of the Navy's power. He is also credited with saving Nico Robin during the Ohara incidents. He is now pursuing his own path, potentially preparing new strategies for the continuation of his journey.
Fujitora Issho
Issho, better known as Fujitora, is a powerful admiral with a humane, reasonable, and just personality. He possesses the power of the Zushi Zushi no Mi, or Gravity-Gravity Fruit, allowing him to manipulate gravity. This man of great morality aspires to a world where justice is fairer and focused on the well-being of citizens. His power makes him a formidable opponent and a defender of justice. Fujitora blinded himself so as not to witness the world's corruption, a choice he will question at the end of the Dressrosa arc, regretting not being able to admire Luffy for his heroic deeds.
Kizaru Borsalino
Borsalino, known by his code name Kizaru, is famous for his speed and power, thanks to the Pika Pika no Mi, or Glint-Glint Fruit, a Logia-type Devil Fruit that gives him the power of light. He can move and attack at the speed of light, making his blows almost impossible to evade. His relaxed attitude hides an efficient and ruthless precision in combat. The main antagonist during the Sabaody Archipelago arc, before the time skip, he is the only one to retain his rank, continuing his mission within the Navy.
Ryokugyu Aramaki
Aramaki, better known as Ryokugyu, is the newest of the admirals. Integrated at the same time as Fujitora, he only concretely appears at the end of the Wano Arc. Wielder of the Mori Mori no Mi or Woods-Woods Fruit, he embodies life and nature in the form of a giant tree, capable of giving or taking life from what he touches. His admiral status confirms his exceptional power. His presence adds significant intrigue and suspense to the current dynamics of the Navy.
Vice Admirals
Ex-Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp
Monkey D. Garp, nicknamed "The Hero of the Marines", is a legendary and respected figure. Father of Monkey D. Dragon, grandfather of Monkey D. Luffy, and adoptive grandfather of Ace, he is known for his exceptional physical strength and powerful Armament Haki. Despite his high status, he always refused to become an admiral, notably so as not to be directly subordinate to the Celestial Dragons. Garp is famous for his past confrontations with the former Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, and for his direct and sometimes unconventional approach to justice. He is currently a Navy instructor, overseeing the training of Koby and Helmeppo.
Ex-Vice Admiral Vergo
Vergo, a former Vice Admiral once considered a model of justice and dedication, was revealed to be a double agent for Donquixote Doflamingo. His masterful use of Armament Haki and his ability to infiltrate the highest ranks of the Navy demonstrate his skills and ingenuity. His betrayal had a profound impact on the perception of corruption and conflicts of interest within the Navy. Naturally condescending and distrustful, but sometimes scatterbrained, Vergo was ultimately defeated by Trafalgar Law in the Punk Hazard Arc.
Ex-Vice Admiral Haguar D. Sauro
Haguar D. Sauro, a member of the giant tribe of Elbaf, was a respected Vice Admiral known for his strength and big heart. His act of disobedience to save Nico Robin and Olvia from Ohara, defying Navy orders, marked history. Sauro leaves behind a legacy of compassion and true justice in a Navy often characterized by rigid and deadly decisions.
Vice Admiral Tsuru
Tsuru, nicknamed "The Great Strategist", is known for her sharp intellect and refined combat tactics. She possesses the power of the Woshu Woshu no Mi, or Wash-Wash Fruit, allowing her to "wash" and "fold" people like clothes, effectively neutralizing their abilities. Her wisdom and experience are invaluable assets to the Navy.
Vice Admiral Momonga
Momonga is an unflappable officer, characterized by his seriousness and commitment to justice. His ability to remain calm under pressure and his combat skills make him a respected member of the Navy. He plays a key role in various important missions such as the Buster Call at Enies Lobby and the escort of Boa Hancock to Impel Down.
Vice Admiral Bastille
Bastille, known as "The Shark Cutter", recognizable by his imposing iron mask, is a strong and determined leader. His combat skills make him a formidable opponent. He is actively involved in the fight against piracy.
Vice Admiral Smoker
Smoker, nicknamed "White Chase", is a former colonel and then commodore, promoted to the rank of vice admiral after the time skip, and known for his relentless pursuit of Monkey D. Luffy. Endowed with the power of the Moku Moku no Mi, or Plume-Plume Fruit, a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows him to create and control smoke, Smoker is only marginally interested in the concept of absolute justice and is distinguished by his personal convictions and his refusal to blindly follow orders. He is also notable for his skillful use of Armament Haki.
Vice Admiral Maynard
Maynard, known as "The Pursuer", is a vice admiral renowned for his strength and integrity. He is also known as "Capman" as a participant in the Colosseum to try to win the Mera Mera no Mi. Although less prominent in the main story, Maynard plays a crucial role in the Dressrosa arc, present to list the criminals registered for the tournament. His commitment to justice and his courage in the face of danger distinguish him as a fine Navy officer.
Rear Admirals
Former Rear Admiral X Drake
X Drake, known as "Red Flag", is a character with an intriguing background in One Piece. The son of a former Marine officer turned pirate, X Drake left the Marines to lead his own crew, later affiliated with Kaido's Beasts Pirates. He possesses the power of the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Allosaurus model, an ancient Zoan-type Devil Fruit. In Wano, his status as a double agent is revealed when he turns against Kaido, showing his true allegiance to the secret elite unit SWORD of the Marines and playing a key role in the decisive confrontation of the Wano arc.
Rear Admiral Hina
Hina, nicknamed "Black Cage Hina" or "The Iron Woman", is known for her strictness and perceptiveness in the Marines. She possesses the power of the Ori Ori no Mi, or Cage-Cage Fruit, a Devil Fruit that allows her to restrain her enemies' movements by instantly shackling or imprisoning them. Hina is respected for her keen strategic sense and her loyalty to Marine justice. Her pragmatic character and ability to make quick decisions make her a key figure among high-ranking officers.
Colonels
Former Colonel Morgan
Captain Morgan, also known as "Axe-Hand Morgan", is a former Marine officer characterized by his right hand replaced by a giant axe. Formerly in charge of the Marine base in Shell Town, Morgan was quickly characterized by his cruelty and authoritarianism. His obsession with power and control ultimately led to his downfall, after he was overthrown by Monkey D. Luffy. His defeat marked Luffy's beginnings in his adventure as a pirate.
Colonel Koby
After his perilous adventures alongside Alvida, Koby, who then began his journey as a humble Marine chore boy, became a Colonel then a Captain thanks to his determination and dedication. After a chance encounter with Monkey D. Luffy, Koby finds inspiration to pursue his dreams. He has a natural talent for Observation Haki, and has shown impressive growth in skill and maturity. He is now part of the secret elite unit SWORD.
Colonel Tashigi
Tashigi, a Colonel and Captain under the command of Smoker, is distinguished by her expertise in swords and her passion for collecting them. Her goal is to recover all high-grade swords from illegitimate hands. She is a competent swordswoman with a keen sense of justice, often troubled by corruption and immoral actions within the Marines. Tashigi is also known for her striking resemblance to Kuina, Zoro's childhood friend, which adds a personal and emotional dimension to her relationship with him.
Lieutenant Colonels and Commanders
Former Lieutenant Colonel and Commander Don Quixote Rosinante alias Corazon
Don Quixote Rosinante, better known as Corazon, was the former Lieutenant Colonel and Commander of the Marines, as well as the younger brother of Don Quixote Doflamingo. Known for his mutism born from his childhood trauma, Rosinante was actually a double agent for the Marines tasked with stopping his brother's devilish madness. He possessed the power of the Nagi Nagi no Mi, or Calm-Calm Fruit, allowing him to create a zone of silence around him. Deeply endearing and benevolent, his sacrifice to protect Trafalgar Law left an indelible mark on the history of the Marines and One Piece.
Commander Helmeppo
Commander Helmeppo is introduced alongside his father, former Colonel Morgan. Although his role is secondary in the story, Helmeppo initially presents himself as a clumsy, comical, and unserious character. Later promoted to the same rank as Koby, he will train under Monkey D. Garp to climb the ranks of the Marines. Currently a Commander, and now more serious, he is also part of the secret elite unit SWORD.
Commander Fullbody
Fullbody "of the Iron Fist", initially introduced as a Lieutenant, is a Marine Commander who serves under Hina, often alongside Jango. Known for his somewhat vain personality and his interest in high-end goods, Fullbody brings a touch of lightness and humor to the series, while remaining a competent and dedicated officer.
Commander Jango
Jango, the hypnotist who was once a pirate alongside Captain Kuro, joins the Marines and becomes a Commander after being pardoned for his crimes. He is often seen with Fullbody, forming a comedic duo. Despite his eccentric manners, Jango is a strategic character and an entertaining addition to the Marines, bringing his unique hypnotic talents to the service of justice.
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