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The strawhats are formed of Nami, Nico Robin, Usopp, Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Sanji, Jinbei, Brook, Robin and Tony Tony Chopper. : Luffy is the captain, Zoro the Swordman, Sanji the Cook, Nami the navigator, Usopp the sniper, Chopper the doctor, Robin the Archaeologist, Franky the Shipwright, Brook the Musician and Jinbe the Helmsman. Luffy is 19, Zoro is 21, Nami is 20, Usopp is 19, Sanji is 21, Chopper 17, Robin 30 Franky 36, Brook 90 and Jinbe 46

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The "Straw Hats" are named after Luffy's signature hat that was given to him by "Red-Haired" Shanks and are first referred to as the Straw Hat Pirates by Smoker in the Arabasta Kingdom. The crew sailed on the Going Merry, their first official Straw Hat ship, up until the Water 7 Arc. During the Post-Enies Lobby Arc, Franky and Iceburg built them a new ship, which was named the Thousand Sunny by Iceburg, even though the members fought over different names. Following the events on the Sabaody Archipelago, all the members were separated from one another by Bartholomew Kuma, a then-Warlord of the Sea and undercover agent of the Revolutionary Army. For two years, they trained in relatively isolated locations, becoming stronger for the sake of helping each other. They then reunited and have since continued to be a dynamic force in the New World, greatly disrupting the balance of the Three Great Powers. After the Raid on Onigashima, with the defeats of Kaidou and Big Mom, their captain officially became one of the new Four Emperors. During their adventures, the crew members have often split into smaller groups to achieve multiple targets or tasks. Mostly, the group are divided by the common tasks of island exploring (often led by Luffy), ship guarding (often led by Zoro who wishes to nap or by Usopp who is afraid to disembark), and supply gathering (led by Sanji or Nami for food and finance respectively). When encountering enemies, the crew would often fight individually against their rivals, but they sometimes fight in small groups like Usopp and Chopper in Arabasta or during the Davy Back fight. the crew currently consists of ten members, being smaller than a typical pirate crew; when he first set sail, Luffy set a goal of gaining ten crewmates. They have one former member, Nefertari Vivi, who sailed with the crew from Reverse Mountain to the Arabasta Kingdom. Despite their small size, the Straw Hats are an extremely diverse group possessing a large variety of background

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Their members' origins range from ordinary islanders and workers to bounty hunters, royalty, criminal gang members, and veteran pirates; Jinbe was once part of the renowned Seven Warlords of the Sea while Robin was an active enemy of the crew at one point with Baroque Works. The crew consists of eight humans, one fish-man, and one animal with Devil Fruit-powered human intellect; of the humans, Sanji possesses superhuman modifications given to him at birth, Franky is a cyborg, and Brook possesses a skeleton body after being resurrected by a Devil Fruit power. They range in age from 17 (Chopper) to 90 (Brook); the median age of the crew is 21. They first started splitting into teams during the Skypiea Arc. After realizing that the lost city of Gold was on Upper Yard, they split the crew into the Escape Team (脱出組, Dasshutsu Gumi?) consisting of Sanji, Nami and Usopp, as well as their patient Gan Fall, and the Search Team (探索組, Tansaku Chīmu?, Funimation: Exploration Team) which was made up of Luffy, Zoro, Chopper and Robin.[18] The Exploration Team was assigned to find the city and steal the treasure before making it back to the ship, however they ended up getting split up after running into the giant python Nola. The Escape Team were meant to sail the ship to their rendezvous point at the coast, though Sanji and Usopp ended up getting ambushed by Enel, who stopped by to talk to Gan Fall. The ship eventually made it to the coast thanks to Conis and Pagaya, but Nami (along with Aisa who was picked up by the two) was chased away from the ship by Nola. Three of the top fighters of the crew Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji, are called the Monster Trio (怪物3人組, Kaibutsu San-ningumi?) due to their immense strength,[48][49] with Zoro and Sanji in particular being referred as the Pirates King's Wings (海賊王の両翼, Kaizoku-ō no ryōyoku?) to Luffy, showing their dynamic.

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The Monster Trio typically act as the vanguard against powerful enemies and protect the other crew members in dangerous situations. During major battles, they tend to fight the strongest enemies on the opponent's side.Among the Monster Trio, Luffy has received individual distinction for his fighting capabilities and is generally recognized to be the crew's top fighting asset by himself, the Straw Hats, and those familiar with him. He has stated that his primary role in the crew, aside from being their leader, is to beat their opponents. On Enies Lobby while fighting Rob Lucci, the most powerful member of CP9, Luffy directly acknowledged that if he could not defeat Lucci, the assassin would kill the other members of his crew without issue. In instances where Luffy has been rendered unable to fight against the primary opponent, his comrades have stood up to face the threat with the mindset of buying time for Luffy to return, believing only he would be able to attain victory in the end. Luffy has been primarily responsible for defeating the captains of the crews, leaders of organizations or any other powerful opponent the Straw Hats fight, including the three Warlords (Crocodile, Gecko Moria, and Donquixote Doflamingo) he has also beaten Hody Jones, the captain of the New Fish-Man Pirates, the tyrant Enel of Skypiea, the infamous assassin Rob Lucci of CP9, two of the Big Mom Pirates topofficers, Sweet Commanders Charlotte Cracker and Charlotte Katakuri and the fierce Emperor of the Sea Kaidou. Zoro and Sanji, meanwhile, have generally fought the top subordinates of enemy captains and other opposing foes; Zoro has also defeated formidable opponents on the opposing side such as Daz Bonez, Kaku, and Pica; Sanji has too defeated very powerful, high-ranking officers of enemies such as Bon Clay and Jabra. These two have most recently defeated King and Queen, who are two of the Beasts Pirates' top executives known as the All-Stars.

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The Thousand Sunny is the second ship of the Straw Hat Pirates, built after the Going Merry was destroyed. It is often referred to as Sunny (サニー, Sanī?) by the crew. It is a brigantine-type ship designed and built by Franky with help from Yokozuna, Iceburg, and the remaining Galley-La foremen who were among the best shipwrights in the world.[1] Built from Adam Wood, it is a magnificent ship of the finest craftsmanship at least double the size of the Going Merry. Its features include practically all of the various requests the Straw Hats had before arriving in Water 7.The Thousand Sunny is a brigantine, a highly versatile type of ship that relies on the skills of its navigator. The ship has a lawn on her deck, complete with a swing and a slide, as well as an observation tower for a crow's nest. The huge masts give the ship extreme maneuverability. Like the Going Merry, the figurehead is an animal's head, specifically a lion with a stylized mane. Due to the mane's ambiguity, the lion was mistaken for both a sunflower and a sun during the ship's construction, much to Franky's frustration.[1] The ship holds sixteen cannons: seven traditional cannons on each side of the ship and two specialized air cannons—the Gaon Cannon in the figurehead and the Coup de Burst cannon astern. By the admission of Jinbe, a masterful helmsman, the Thousand Sunny is a good ship,[3] which Franky admitted that Jinbe was the best candidate to bring out the ship's full potential after hearing of his talent as a helmsman.[4] In Volume 46 of the manga, a complete set of blueprints of the Thousand Sunny was given in the same fashion as the Going Merry's The figurehead of the Thousand Sunny is a large lion face with two crossbones behind it in the manner of a Jolly Roger. The mouth of the figurehead can open in order to reveal the Gaon Cannon for frontal attacks, and the lion's mane can rotate like a propeller to move the ship backwards if needed.

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The Thousand Sunny's helm is located at the front of the ship. Unlike the conventional steering wheels found on traditional sailing ships, the position of the Sunny's steering wheel resembles those found on modern ships. The controls for the Soldier Dock System are located on the steering wheel itself. A knob allows one to choose which compartments to position at the opening on the side of the ship, and a lever situated next to the wheel can then be used to open the compartments. The lever not only operates the compartments for the Soldier Dock System, but also doubles as the lever that initiates the Coup de Burst. In the anime, the lever was shown being used for the buildup of cola energy in the Energy Room, and upon completion, the user at the helm pulls the lever to activate the Coup de Burst.[6] A bench is conveniently located near the steering wheel. The Sunny also has a built-in Log Pose, located on a metal pillar of medium height which stands directly behind the ship's helm.[7] Upon reaching the New World, they updated the large Log Pose to the appropriate New World version, which is similar to Nami's new Log Pose, with three needles installed instead of only one. The anchors of the Thousand Sunny are positioned at each side of the front of the ship and resemble large lion paws, each with three toes. The ropes used to raise and lower them are stored inside the metal ring positioned behind the figurehead. In the anime, post-timeskip, the ship was shown to be able to fire both its anchors like grappling hooks.[9] After the timeskip, Franky installed searchlights in the eyes of the lion figurehead. Recently, the figurehead has shown some anthropomorphic expressions, much like the Going Merry's did.

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At the entrance to each room is a washroom. The room by the men's quarters' entrance is a typical household washroom setup. It contains a regular sink and some toothbrushes. The only other unique feature in this room is a bell to wake everyone up in case of emergencies or other important situations. The washroom by the women's quarters entrance is somewhat more elaborate. It contains a closet where wine and a tea set can be stored. While cold, fresh water for both washrooms is provided by internal pumps and filters, hot water for the tea set must be retrieved from the kitchen. There is also a door at both sides of each bedroom which leads to a narrow space containing a cannon. In the 11th movie's depiction, the leftmost door in the women's quarters is not shown.In front of these rooms, on the lawned deck, is a hatch leading to the room where the Soldier Dock System is stored. Toilets are located outside, under the stairwells that circle the foremast. The kitchen, dining room and sick bay are located on the second floor near the stern of the ship. The combined kitchen and dining room of the ship resembles a restaurant, with the two areas separated by a bar. The kitchen has a professional setup and cooking equipment, including a giant oven that can bake anything and a giant fridge with a lock, something Sanji has requested many times in order to stop people (mainly Luffy) from stealing food. The fridge lock is secured by a four-digit code, "7326", which is known only to Sanji, Nami, and Robin. The code is a combination of their names. 7 and 3 can be pronounced as "na" and "mi" respectively in Japanese and thus refer to Nami. Likewise, 2 and 6 can be pronounced as "ni" and "ro" respectively and thus refer to the two first syllables of Nico Robin's full name. 3 and 2 can also be pronounced as "san" and "ji" and thus refer to Sanji.

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A pantry used to store dry goods can be accessed by a door adjacent to the fridge and by a door outside; to discourage Luffy from raiding the supplies here, only raw, unprocessed groceries are kept inside. Next to the kitchen is the main mast of the ship; built within it is a dumbwaiter that can be used to deliver food to the aquarium bar below. The area also contains a ladder that leads to a hatch giving access to the observation deck above. A Den Den Mushi can also be found near the couch in the dining room Unlike the Going Merry, the Thousand Sunny has a sick bay. It can be accessed from both the dining room and the outside of the ship. The room contains various medical supplies and furniture, including a desk, a bed, and Chopper's favorite swivel chair. It is generally used to treat any wounds the Straw Hats might receive. When not in use, it can serve as a passageway to the back of the ship. During the room's first appearance, without any patients to cure, Chopper was seen relaxing in the sick bay. As the ship's doctor, Chopper considers the sick bay his own personal room. He also keeps his signature from Sogeking hanging up on the wall, even though it was just Usopp wearing a disguise, choosing to keep it anyway as a memento from his adventures and a gift from his friend - or because he never actually found out Usopp was indeed Sogeking. This room provides great place for storing live fish (to eat later) and has glass walls that allow the aquarium to be viewed from the adjacent lounge. The aquarium surrounds the whole room and functions as a ceiling for a passageway behind it. To take a fish out of the aquarium for food, one must net the fish from the hatch on the second-floor deck. If that does not work, they will just have to dive in and grab it themselves. In the middle of the room is the main mast of the ship, which contains a small cupboard for storing alcohol and a dumbwaiter connecting to the kitchen above.

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Due to the room's atmosphere, Franky says it is a good place to eat dinner. When the aquarium was first shown in use, Luffy and Usopp foolishly put a shark in, and it unfortunately devoured all the other fish in the tank. The energy room of the Thousand Sunny can be entered through a ladder at the back of this roomThe large hut-like structure at the stern of the ship contains the bath and library. At each side of this building is a large lamp. The library, comprising the lower level of the structure, is a large circular room with numerous bookshelves and windows and a bench encircling the whole room. Everyone but Luffy has books stored here. In the middle of the room is Nami's mapping desk, which contains the Ship's Log, among other things. Toward the port side is a ladder leading up to the bath. The library, according to Nami, is "the brain of the Sunny."[13] Above the library, located in the attic-like section of the building, is the bath. From the ladder in the library, one enters a front washroom with an accessible toilet before passing through a door into the actual bath. It contains a much larger bathtub than there was on the Merry. In Nami's words, taking a bath there while the ship gently rocks has the feel of a high-end spa. On top of the foremast is the crow's nest. It is a dome-shaped hut with several windows on its perimeter. It can be entered by climbing up the ropes surrounding the mast and then climbing a ladder up through a hole in the nest's metal floor. It contains some advanced telescopic equipment and a microphone. The microphone is connected to a loudspeaker located below the crow's nest to the rear, enabling anyone inside to quickly relay news to the crew below. The crow's nest can also function as a gym, containing exercising equipment such as dumbbells and giving ample room so that even someone of Zoro's level can train effectively. Like the library, the crow's nest also features a bench around the edge.

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On top of the kitchen and dining hall of the Thousand Sunny is the observation deck. It can be accessed by going through a hatch from the kitchen below, and it gives access to the library. Much like the top deck of the Going Merry, it contains Nami's mikan trees and Robin's flower garden. It also has the chimney for the kitchen below, the branch office of Usopp's Factory, and, since the time skip, Usopp's Pop Green garden. Below the deck, and to the aft of the Soldier Dock System, are the two rooms devoted to research and development: Usopp's Main Factory and Franky's Weapon Development Room. Both are complete with drawing boards and tools for the creation of blueprints and contraptions for the Straw Hats' use in the near future. Both can be accessed by climbing down the stairs leading from the Energy Room. The Thousand Sunny is amongst the most technologically advanced ships in the series. Aside from the incredible durability granted by the Treasure Wood Adam, from which it is made of, the Sunny possesses many features that the crew has long coveted. It also includes some nice additions Franky added himself, most of which are, naturally, powered by Cola, usually from the ship's Energy Room. These additions include the Soldier Dock System and other unique internal contraptions.The Soldier Dock System (ソルジャードックシステム, Sorujā Dokku Shisutemu?) is a special system built within the ship and represented externally by two giant numbered plates, one on either side of the ship. It is a turntable comprised of six compartments that each contains a special device or vehicle for the Straw Hats' use. It is named Soldier Dock System because the vehicles stored within are, as Franky calls them, the soldiers of the Thousand Sunny.[14] Before the timeskip, it includes Channel Zero which consist of two parallel compartments containing paddle wheels that change the ship into Paddle-Wheel Sunny. It was powered by cola.

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The wheels could rotate in reverse and function independently of one another. With these wheels, the Thousand Sunny's heading could be changed easily. This was first seen being used in the manga when Franky used it in order to pass a raging storm.[15] In the anime, it was first seen being used to escape from the illusion of a Marine fleet.[16] After the timeskip, the paddle wheels were removed to make room for Channels Five and Six.[17] In their place, the Rabbit Screw was added. The Coup de Burst (風来クードバースト, Kū do Bāsuto?, literally meaning "Wind Burst") is a maneuver that was first seen being used to escape Vice Admiral Garp's attack.[19] The Sunny uses three barrels of Cola to fire a giant cannon downward and rocket the ship into the air for 1 km, thus making a great escape. Franky calls it an "Amazing Emergency Acceleration Device." The maneuver mimics the Going Merry's escape from Enies Lobby as well as the various other situations in which the Merry soared across through the sky. Thanks to the use of Adam Wood in her construction, the Sunny can withstand the force of this maneuver without incurring damage. In the Fish-Man Island Arc, it is shown that the Coup de Burst's power can be confined to smaller blasts in the case of an emergency or when air/cola is limited. Whether this feature was present before the timeskip is unknown. In the anime, it was revealed that Franky recorded instructions on operating the Coup de Burst via a Tone Dial for anyone unfamiliar with its functions, as Nami gave the dial to Jinbe during the escape from Whole Cake Island while he was manning the helm. Chicken Voyage (チキン・ボヤージ, Chikin Boyāji?) is a maneuver the Sunny can perform in order to quickly escape attacks. By activating a contraption found at the helm, the Thousand Sunny can spin the mane of her figurehead like a propeller to push the entire ship backwards. This was first seen being used to escape an attack by the Flying Fish Riders. The Rabbit Screw as depicted later.

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Ship Bottom Rabbit Screw (船底シップボトム 脱兎ラビットスクリュー, Shippu Botomu Rabitto Sukuryū?, literal translation "Ship's Bottom Dashing Screw") is the name of a turbine that replaced the Channel Zero paddle wheels. The speed the Sunny exhibits is vastly greater than when it had paddles. The turbine emerges from the middle of the hull and is held in place by two thick metal arms. It resembles a fan in a barrel, with two bunny ears on top.[22] The turbine actually made its first appearance in the Glorious Island Special, though it was not named, the arms holding it were thinner, and it lacked the rabbit ears. The Gaon Cannon (ガオン砲, Gaon Hō?) is a powerful cannon hidden within the lion's mouth in the prow of the ship; the cannon itself fires a blast of air that resembles an energy beam (just like the non-canonical Goe Goe no Mi). The cannon is controlled from a room within the prow itself. It was first used by Usopp to take out most of the Flying Fish Riders in one shot, obliterating nearly half of Duval's base as a bonus.[21] The one drawback of the Gaon Cannon is that it uses up five barrels of cola in all: three to fire the cannon itself and two to fire the Coup de Burst cannon in the rear to keep the ship from rocketing backward (unless the crew uses the cannon with the intention of rocketing backwards, such as if they need to escape from immediate danger in front of them, then only three barrels are used up). This means that the cannon can only be used sparingly. After the timeskip, Usopp set up his Usopp Garden (ウソップガーデン, Usoppu Gāden?) at the back of the ship so that he could grow and cultivate his supply of Pop Greens.

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There's people with devil fruit users, those give people powers etc. Sanji, Brook and Franky are perverts, as Brook had asked women to see their panties, Sanji is always treating good women and has the oath of never hurt or let someone hurt a woman, when he sees a pretty woman he gets nosebleed and has hearts in his eyes, and actually never gets annoyed with any girl, besides he is always annoyed with Zoro as he does. Devil Fruits are a major plot device in One Piece. They are mysterious, supernatural fruits that are scattered throughout the world, though mostly seen within the Grand Line, and can grant special powers to anyone who eats them, ranging from the simplest abilities to highly destructive ones, and even the incredibly bizarre. As a price for consuming a Devil Fruit, the individual permanently becomes weak to seawater, essentially losing the ability to swim at all. There is no known way to remove the power or weaknesses, but once a user dies, the power will be reborn into another fruit waiting to be consumed by someone else. In addition, an individual can only acquire the power of a single Devil Fruit and survive, with only one notable exception for unspecified reasons. Their exact origin is a mystery, but they have existed for at least 800 years. All Devil Fruits are broadly grouped into three separate types based on what kind of powers they grant: Paramecia, which grant a wide variety of strange superhuman abilities, which, in general, do not fit into either of the other two types; Zoan, which allows a user to transform into a specific animal as well as an animal hybrid, including prehistoric and even mythological ones; and Logia, which grants a user the power to create, control, and transform their body into a natural element, and is widely considered the rarest and most powerful class of Devil Fruit. Each fruit is given a name based on what power it possesses, and can be identified by its appearance

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Some fruits grant powers that are similar to others (some powers are even considered superior to other ones), but each and every power is unique to itself; in other words, there is no (natural) Devil Fruit that has exactly the same power as another. Some fruits, however, grant abilities that are considered to be very unique to others of the same type. One fruit, in particular, has the honor of having two names while also fitting into two types. Devil Fruits are known to have empowered many of the world's most significant individuals, especially those among the Three Great Powers. This, along with their general rarity, causes them to be highly sought-after; single specimens may be valued at hundreds of millions in Belly, and extensive efforts have been made to mass-produce artificial versions for warfare. However, one does not need a Devil Fruit to become powerful, as there have been people who have garnered incredible fame and influence without ever having to eat one, such as the late Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. Appearance-wise, each Devil Fruit comes with its own shape and color, though all the Devil Fruits seen so far have possessed swirl marks or patterns. Some fruits have simplistic designs resembling regular fruits, while some have apperances that reflect the power they grant.[1] For example, the Gomu Gomu no Mi greatly resembles a regular Yubari King, giving no indication to its rubbery powers, while the Nikyu Nikyu no Mi takes the shape of a paw print, which is similar to the paw prints that appear on the user's hands (which allow them to repel any object they touch) after consuming it. Artificial Devil Fruits, on the other hand, are different from natural ones as they nearly appear all the same and have ring patterns on them instead of swirls.

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1. Luffy: As a child, Luffy ate the Gum-Gum Fruit, gaining rubber powers but losing the ability to swim. Inspired by the pirate Red-Haired Shanks, he sets out to become the Pirate King and gathers his crew. 2. Zoro: Zoro is a skilled swordsman who dreams of being the world's greatest swordsman. He trained under the legendary Dracule Mihawk and joined Luffy's crew after being saved from execution. 3. Nami: Nami is a talented navigator with a tragic past of being orphaned and adopted by the pirate Arlong, who enslaved her island. She joins the crew to fulfill her dream of drawing a map of the world. 4. Usopp: Usopp is a skilled sniper and a talented storyteller who grew up in the village of Syrup. He joins Luffy's crew to become a brave warrior of the sea like his father and to prove his worth. 5. Sanji: Sanji is a skilled cook and fighter who grew up in the floating Baratie restaurant. His dream is to find the All Blue, a sea where all the world's oceans meet, and he joins the crew to pursue his dream. 6. Chopper: Chopper is a reindeer who ate the Human-Human Fruit, gaining the ability to transform into a human-reindeer hybrid. He joins Luffy's crew after being impressed by their kindness and dreams of becoming a great doctor. 7. Robin: Robin is an archaeologist with the ability to sprout multiple limbs due to eating the Flower-Flower Fruit. She was once a member of the criminal organization Baroque Works but joins Luffy's crew to fulfill her dream of uncovering the true history of the world. 8. Franky: Franky is a cyborg shipwright with a passion for building ships and weapons. He joins the crew after helping them repair their ship and pursues his dream of building the ultimate dream ship, the Thousand Sunny. 9. Brook: Brook is a living skeleton musician who ate the Revive-Revive Fruit, allowing him to come back to life after death. He joins Luffy's crew to fulfill his promise to a friend and dreams of reuniting with his old crew.

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10. Jinbe: Jinbe is a fish-man and powerful martial artist who has served as a Warlord of the Sea. He joins Luffy's crew to fulfill his promise to the late Whitebeard and Ace and becomes the crew's helmsman.