A common who has traveled the world deceiving people
with his silver tongue. He used to be in charge of an
unpopular theater troupe, but acting like a pirate to
drive of debt collectors caused him to used his acting
skills for evil. He continues to cajole scoundrels into
being his followers. Apparently he’s been telling so
many lies lately that he always keeps a memo of his
characters and stories he’s told close hand.

Alabasta

Strange creatures born from cube data fragments. They appear in various areas, regardless of climate or ecosystem, even appearing in the world of memory. They are more short-tempered than other Eisas, so they actually hate the cold. They regulate their body temperature with the horn growing on their heads. They heat cubes and throw them, as well as multiply with the power of the cubes. They have genuine personalities and tend to overreact, which means they regularly fall for bluffs. They live in large groups with their companions, and will call them in when in danger.

• Alabasta

Ice

Plants that spray poison to catch prey. When there is no prey nearby, they are aggressive enough to pull up their roots and move in search of food.

• Alabasta

Plants that spray flammable liquid to capture their prey. They are active enough that if there is no prey around, they will pullup their roots and move to find some. Though they are plants, they’re strong against fire, and are the focus of research for many botanists. On the other hand, they are weak to cold. It’s said that despite their imposing looks, they bloom beautiful crimson flowers once a year.

• Alabasta

Incredibly strong pandas created by breeders of Baroque works. They’re normally calm, but will attack relentlessly when ordered to by their master. Their fur is cute, but extremely hard. They are taught not to capture prey by knocking them out, but by jumping and stepping on them. Their weakness to fire hasn’t changed. The tattoos and accessories were given to them by the breeders.

• Alabasta

Fire

Large scorpions similar to those that live in Merveille.
The poisonous stinger on their tails and their large,
armor-covered bodies that they charge with make
them very dangerous to approach. They stab prey
repeatedly with their pincers, then grab them to feed
once they’re weakened. They have a strong sense of
family and many of them live with their siblings. There
is no poison in their bodies, and when prepared, offer
a succulent meat. The carapace can also be used for
armor and weapons, making them valuable targets
for humans.

Alabasta

A pirate that hails from the East Blue and fights by
sicking beasts on people. He was impressed by Mohji’s
ability to communicate with his lion when he was in
the Buggy Pirates, and wants to be like him. He wants
the same hair style as Mohji, and pressures barbers
all over to give it to him, foinf on a rampage when he
isn’t satisfied with the result. He’s been told dozens
of time that he doesn’t have enough hair for the look,
but never accepts the truth

Alabasta

Employees of the secret criminal organization Baroque Works. They work on important missions, and under the orders of Officer Agents they infiltrated the Royal and Rebel Armies of Alabasta, as well as the marines stationed there, and are instigating civil war in order to overthrow the country. They are known by the Baroque Works tattoo inked somewhere on their bodies.

• Alabasta

Employees of the secret criminal organization Baroque Works. They are known by the BW tattooed on their bodies. They are common soldiers assigned no numbers or codenames, and simply follow the orders of the agents. They are partly responsible for the evil deeds of their superiors, but are far down the chain. Most of their orders are things that can’t be called crimes, like delivering packages and spreading rumors. There are some who get jealous and do their own evil deeds in hopes of promotion.

• Alabasta

A large and long-lived species of Banana Gator. They are intelligent and tend to lead groups of other Banana Gators. They are weak to direct sunlight and spend daylight hours deep in caves, becoming active at night. Their breath has an irritating odor that could render a person unconscious if inhaled. Their hides are tough and resistant to dehydration, but they hate the cold. The bananas on their heads are hard, but if properly harvested, they make for a fine cooking ingredient.

• Alabasta

Ice

Particularly fierce large scorpions that live throughout
Sandy Island. The mark carved into their
pincers is the scorpion symbol of leadership. They are
protectors of other scorpions, actively challenging
enemies to battle. They are dangerous to approach
because of the poisonous hook on their tails and their
armor-covered bodies that they charge with. They stab
prey repeatedly with their pincers, then grab them to
feed once they’re weakened. They have a strong sense of
family and many of them live with their siblings. There
is no poison in their bodies, and when prepared, offer
a succulent meat. The carapace can also be used for
armor and weapons, making them targets for humans.

Alabasta

The older of the pirate brothers rampaging around Nanohana. After repeated small-time crimes, his bounty has finally reached 3 million berries. He’s very proud of this and regularly boasts that he’s a real pirate. He has his wanted poster pasted to the ceiling of his bedroom. The two brothers work together to drive off the occasional bounty hunters, hoping to raise the bounty even further. His next goal is to get a price on his little brother’s head, too.

• Alabasta

A bandit who’s good with kicks and a former member of the pirate cooks led by Red Shoes Zeff. Wanting to be like Zeff, he trained his legs in the desert, and now brags that his strength surpasses Red Shoes. He wears red shoes because of this misunderstanding and seems very confident in the speed of his kicks. Others call him that because of how fast he can run, though. They say that no one can catch him if he gets a head start.

• Alabasta

A man from the North Blue who formed a pirate crew from
his admiration of Germa 66. He’s an especially big fan
of the commander in chief, Garuda, because he has a
similar name and tends to annoy people, but he enjoys
playing Germa with his crew. You have to be a fan of
Germa 66 to join his pirate crew.

Alabasta

A scientist who is intrigued with the hallucinogenic
side effects of the Mezcal Cactus, and studies the toxin.
Her plan is to manipulate the cactus’s toxin to make
medicine that gives happy dreams. Her experiments
have failed many times, causing disturbances each time,
and she has been exiled from academia. She believes that
her dream will come true if she doesn’t give up, however,
and continues her research alone. She shrugs off any
inconveniences as being hallucination caused by the
Me\cal Cactus, going so far as to ignore her own
wanted poster.

Alabasta

A closely related species to the Jura Bird raptors that
live in Merveille. They use their sensitivity to air
flow to search for and capture prey with their large
claws. They are practiced in controlling wind and can
stir up whirlwinds with their magnificent wings. They
are sensitive to sound, so they can locate their prey
accurately even in areas with intense echoes. On the
other hand, their ears are so good that they are weak to
loud sounds like gunshots and thunders. Their eggs are
full of nutrients, and are used in cooking.

Alabasta

Combative dugongs that live in Alabasta. They usually live in the sea, but can be found in the desert as well. Their charged uppercuts and repeated fist strikes are deadly, and use them to take down large beasts like Banana Gators. Their rule is to become the apprentice of opponents who defeat them in battle, and some even tried to follow Luffy after he defeated them.

• Alabasta

Large scorpions that live throughout Sandy Island. Their carapaces are soft compared to other large scorpions, but they move faster to compensate. That speed allows them to run down prey other large scorpions can’t catch. They stab prey repeatedly with their pincers, then grab them to feed once they’re weakened. They have a strong sense of family, and many of them live with their siblings. The poisonous stinger on their tails is not for catching prey, but to protect them from enemies. There is no poison in their bodies, and when prepared, offer a succulent meat.

Alabasta.

A practitioner of Land Karate, which he insists is the
strongest martial art on land. He sees himself as a
rival of Fish-Man Karate. He wants to expand his
school, but his crude and stingy manner repels students.
He gives demonstrations in every town to show the
strength of his school and attract students, but he is
unable to hold back and has caused accidents, which put
a bounty on his head. He has an unreciprocated hatred
of Jinbe, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea and
master of Fish-Man Karate. He has some King Fu Dugongs
he defeated in Alabasta as his pupils, but is having
trouble because they don’t understand him.

Alabasta

Violent pandas that normally live in caves. The two-
tone coloration of their bodies camouflage them in the
dim light. Their arms are powerful and they have the
ability to incapacitate their prey by knocking them
out. They also feed on humans, so the best strategy
against them is to drive them off with fire. They have
a habit of nodding their heads quickly when they;re in
a good mood. They’re said to be the same species as
the Rock Pandas that live in Merveille, but this hasn’t
been confirmed.

Alabasta

Fire

Organized by Billions under the direct control of Ms. All Sunday. Elite employees with the customer service skills to give guests an amazing time and the weapons skills to kick out cheaters and scoundrels. Their main mission is to gather information from rich guests. They take orders from Ms. All Sunday and don’t know that their real boss is the owner, Crocodile.

• Alabasta

Giant lizards that live in the desert of Sandy Island. They bury themselves under the sand to wait for prey. Once prey is spotted, they capture it with movements faster than one would expect, considering their size. The meat under their hard scales is edible, but it is dangerous to hunt them, so it is an expensive ingredient. They have a unique roar that assaults the inner ear and causes fainting if heard in close proximity.

• Alabasta Misc. Specifically the desert areas.

A subspecies of Del Kong suited to the sand. They are
light despite their large size so that they can move
atop it. The fur covering their bodies is defensively
colored and breathes well to always keeps them cool. The
heat of the desert irritates them, and they have to go
wild three times a day to relieve their stress. They
haven’t seen many thunderstorms, so they are shocked by
thunder and lightning.

Alabasta Misc.

Leader of the Bull’s Eye Pirates, an unusual crew whose captain is a sharp shooter. He’s an annoying enemy who fights from a distance, firing special bullets of his own making from range. None of the Bull’s Eye Pirates can steer a ship, so while they call themselves pirates, they have yet to sail on the sea.

• Alabasta

A mutant species of Kung Fu Dugong that rove alone, away from the herd. They focus too much on hand-to-hand combat, and are weak to ranged weapons. Also, their serious nature makes them more likely to fall for jokes and surprise attacks.

Alabasta

A subspecies of Banana Gator that lives in the desert.
They have powerful tails and can even swim in sand.
They have a tendency to blow out powerful breaths, so
it is dangerous to approach them. Their hides are
strong and resistant to dehydration, and their main
diet of scorpions makes them resistant to poison. They
are weak to the cold. The bananas on their heads are
hard, but if properly harvested, they make for a fine
cooking ingredient.

Alabasta

A gigantic, bipedal reptile that carries the name of a
great dragon. They are also called standing dragons.
They are at the top of the desert food chain and feed
on various animals. Their favorite lizards to ear are
poisonous, giving them chronic stomach aches. This
causes them to sometimes spray out their stomach
acid, which is paralytic. You won’t want to get
that on you. They are strong, but have delicate
personalities, so they easily fall for surprises.

Alabasta Misc.

Hooligans who raise the pirate flag on their ships and
wander the sea. The Pirates of the Grand Line are an
especially odd bunch, and many of them have bounties
on their heads because of their strength and
lawlessness.

Alabasta Misc.

Despite being a smaller and relatively calm Banana
Gator, they will attack people. They have an extensive
habitat and will sometimes wander around the desert.
They also have a tendency to blow out powerful breaths,
so it is dangerous to approach them. Their hides are
strong and resistant to dehydration, but they hate the
cold. The bananas on their heads are hard, but if
properly harvested, they can be used for cooking.

Alabasta