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In 2004, 4Kids Entertainment dubbed the first 142 episodes (edited into 104 episodes), but the dub ended in 2006 and stopped being reran in 2008. The anime has a troubled distribution history in America. It's the single biggest and most influential manga franchise in a generation. Despite being only roughly half-finished as of Summer 2014, it has 74 volumes to Dragon Ball's 42. note In terms of sales it eclipsed even Dragon Ball by a margin of over 110 million volumes sold, though that's in part due to its sheer length. Joking aside, it's no exaggeration at all to say that One Piece is the Dragon Ball of the early 21st century. The manga even has its own country, its own congress, its own ice cream flavor, and its own restaurant.Its own recap page for the manga please move any tropes from specific chapters, episodes, and arcs to that page.And its own 6,000+ article large wiki, that covers every conceivable aspect of One Piece, both in fiction and fact.The podcast went to Japan and filmed a documentary about One Piece here.Its very own podcast, with its own page here.If there is a One Piece character, they must be in that index somewhere. Please move any character tropes to the proper pages.

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Due to its humongous cast, the series has fifty-nine character sheets.

The powers granted by the other Devil Fruits are a varied bunch, from producing natural soap to transforming into a giraffe-human hybrid, to becoming a being made of living ice. Luffy, for example, has eaten the Gum-Gum Fruit (or the Gomu Gomu no Mi if you're feeling Japanophilic), turning him into a Rubber Man capable of stretching his body like elastic. Devil Fruits are mysterious fruits that grant the sole consumer incredible powers, at the cost of the consumer losing their ability to swim by draining their energy when submerged in water. The big gimmick to the series is that many characters, including Luffy, have consumed a 'Devil Fruit'. Much of the mysteries surrounding the events of the storyline concern not only where Gold Roger hid his treasure, but why he did, what happened in the True History of the world, why the World Government wants to hide it, and what 'One Piece' actually is. Together, the group of True Companions known as the Straw Hat Pirates travels the world, making their way to and through the Grand Line, facing villainous rival pirate groups, Marine forces, and corrupt elements of the World Government. His dream is to fulfill his former captain Fisher Tiger's dying wish of coexistence and equality between humans and fishmen. Formerly one of the Seven Warlords, certain events that transpired would lead to him becoming the Helmsman of the crew.

Jimbei: A whale-shark fishman who is a master at Fishman Karate.

He dreams of reuniting with Laboon, a whale his crew befriended before leaving for the Grand Line, and betrayed by dying before returning to him as promised. After he's already decayed to a skeleton.

Brook: A fencing musician skeleton with an afro, a weird sense of humor, an odd obsession with seeing women's panties, and the power to come back from the dead.

Shows his approval through much gesticulating and cries of 'SUPER!'

He runs on cola, and dreams of making an invincible ship that can sail to the edge of the world.

Franky: The crew's resident shipwright/ cyborg/engineer/speedo enthusiast.

She dreams of finding the Rio Poneglyph, an enormous stone block that holds the secrets to the world's ' Void Century ', an unexplained 100-year gap in history. She's been ruthlessly hunted by the World Government since childhood, with a bounty placed on her head at the tender age of 8 years old.

Nico Robin: Unflappable mystery lady, archaeologist, former agent/assassin of Baroque Works who ate the Flower-Flower Fruit ( Hana Hana no Mi), and is the only survivor of Ohara.

He joined the Straw Hats to fulfill his dreams of becoming a doctor that can cure any disease, and to become his own reindeer/man. After a series of mishaps, he was adopted by quack doctor Hiriluk (and later mentored by grand doctor Kureha), becoming an expert doctor.

Tony Tony Chopper: A young, naive, and adorable reindeer who consumed the Human-Human Fruit ( Hito Hito no Mi), giving him sapience and a humanoid form.

For the sake of elevating his cooking, he dreams of finding the All Blue, a sea where the four 'regular' seas (not counting the Grand Line) converge, which therefore holds every species of fish in the world. Master of the Black Leg technique, with kicks strong enough to shatter boulders into dust.

Sanji: The sharp-dressed, girl-crazy, chain-smoking chef of the crew.

He dreams of becoming a great warrior of the sea, much like his father, with the side goal of visiting Elbaf, an island of giants and a 'warrior's paradise'.

Usopp: A long-nosed, cowardly sharpshooter with a penchant for bragging and telling tall tales.