Races, sometimes referred to as Tribes, are groups of sentient beings that share distinctive physical traits. Many races coexist in the world, with some originating from the moon and beyond.
Natural Races
Most races in the world originated through natural reproduction.
Humans
Humans are the most common race in the world. They rule over more of the world than any other race, with the World Government being founded and operated by humans. Humans are extremely diverse in their size and appearance. Most adults are one to two meters tall, but there are many who are taller, with a few reaching as high as seven to eight meters. In addition to some humans having abnormal body proportions, there are also humans with unique traits, such as having horns, growing plants or fruits on their heads, or even possessing animal features like minks, just to name a few. Humans do not typically possess a special physical trait like other races do; indeed, many races' attributes are noted by how they surpass those of humans. However, humans are the most active of any race in politics, scientific research, and development, creating weapons and other tools that increase their strength.
Some humans gather into different tribes.
Kumate Tribe
The Kumate Tribe are a violent and isolated race of humans that have cannibalistic tendencies, having no issue with eating humans from outside their own tribe. What sets them apart from other humans physically is their silver hair and identical noses. They all dress identically and wear triangular face paint. They live on their own island in East Blue.
Kuja Tribe
The Kuja are a race of humans that are physically identical to regular humans in every way, however they are unique in that they have a natural aptitude for using Haki, along with a mysterious bond with snakes and that they only give birth to females. They are a race of warrior people who live on Amazon Lily and are ruled by Boa Hancock. Much like regular humans, they have very varied appearances and sizes, even among family members, and a few may even have animal-like features.
Torino Tribe
The Torino people[1] are a race of short and rotund humans, only being around 1.2 meters in height, that hail from the Torino Kingdom in South Blue. While they dress primitively and live a simple hunter/gatherer lifestyle, they are actually very advanced in the field of medicine, even having a library dedicated to cataloging their medical findings, and they can also create missile launcher-like spears. They were once at war with the giant Goayu Birds that ruled their island before Tony Tony Chopper brought peace between them.
World Nobles
The World Nobles are the descendants of the founders of the World Government. They are ordinary humans in every way, but because of their powerful political status, almost all of them believe themselves to be gods with no relation to their fellow man (or any other race for that matter), who they see as lesser beings to be used for their own amusement or as slaves, with Donquixote Homing and Mjosgard being the only ones not displaying the mindset. Because they think they are above other humans, they live isolated from the rest of the world in the land of Mary Geoise so as not to breathe the "tainted" air of their lessers. When interacting with the outside world, they wear protective suits which supply them with purified air despite the regular air doing them no harm.
Fish-Men
Fish-Men are hominids that possess features of aquatic water-breathing creatures. Each fish-man has traits corresponding to a single type of fish or cephalopod, granting varied powers as squirting ink, possessing more than two arms or legs, growing unlimited sets of teeth, camouflage, and much more, depending on the individual fish-man's corresponding sea creature. All fish-men possess both lungs and gills, allowing them to live both on land and in the sea. Fish-men are said to be ten times stronger than humans from birth; furthermore, their strength is amplified underwater. Fish-men have the latent ability to manipulate water, which can be developed through training in Fish-Man Karate.
Giants
Giants heavily resemble humans, with the clear difference being their massive size; they are the largest known race in the world, with even large humans barely going up to the level of most giants' knees. The smallest giant being 12 meters tall.[2] As a result of their monstrous size, giants possess a tremendous amount of strength, with few people of any other race being able to withstand it. This strength makes them highly coveted as soldiers, and attempts have been made to turn humans into giants, all of which have been unsuccessful so far. Giants originate from lands all across the world, although the most famous giant homeland is the country of Elbaph in the New World.
There are two known tribes of giants that are distinct from typical giants. One is the Ancient Giants, who stand several times higher than normal giants and possess demon-like features including horns on their heads, sharp teeth, and unusual skin tones. Oars and his descendant Little Oars Jr. are Ancient Giants.[3] There is also a mysterious giant tribe to which the Yeti Cool Brothers belong; they stand twice as tall as a typical giant, and their bodies are covered in white fur.[4]
Merfolk
Merfolk are people with the upper bodies of humans and the tails of fish. Males are called mermen while females are mermaids. Along with fish-men, they are capable of living both on land and in the sea. While their land movement can be limited due to possessing tails instead of legs, they are the fastest swimmers of any aquatic race or species. They also have the ability to communicate with fish. While mermen keep their tails intact for their whole lives, mermaid's tails split into legs when they turn 30, giving them the ability to move around better on land. The top half of a mermaid tends to look completely human, while the upper half of a merman tends to possess fish-like attributes.
Sky Island Residents
The Sky Island Residents (空島の住人, Sorajima no Jūnin?)[5] are the three races of winged extraterrestrial humanoids who originated on the Moon, but later came to the world below after the Moon's resources dried up. They heavily resemble humans, with their sole unique feature being a pair of small wings on their back which serve no purpose. Although some individuals possess no wings, with one individual instead having a set of drums pierced into his back and another having none at all, what this implies remains uncertain. Unlike humans though, these races are not as varied as them, as most are all around the same size and possess similar proportions with only a few minor exceptions. The size and shape of their wings distinguish them from each other as well as their cultures and manner of clothing.
Skypieans
Skypieans are the race that settled on Angel Island as well as other islands in the sky. They are also referred to as Sky People (空の者, Sora no Mono?) in contrast to the Shandia, who initially settled on the Blue Sea.[6][7] Skypieans are a mostly friendly folk who try to maintain a comfortable lifestyle. They have a knack for inventing devices that improve their daily comforts, such as Wavers, Dial Boat and harnessing Dials for everyday use, such as cooking, cleaning and entertainment. They greet each other by saying 'Heso' (which is Japanese for bellybutton) often while putting their hand against their head and sticking two fingers up. They seem to have a fondness for angelic themes likely due to their appearance, and even name the head of their government "God" although it's not a position that is taken literally. Their actual religious customs revolve around the reverence of "Vearth" as a sacred substance, although a few individuals have been shown to have a grasp of a more literal idea of God and have been shown praying and commenting on miracles. What sets them apart from the other sky races is that their small wings are pointed upward and the majority of Skypieans style their hair in the form of antennas. This hairstyle is called natural ad balloon hair (天然アドバルーンヘア, ten'nen adobarūnhea?) or nat ad (天アド, ten ado?) for short.[8]
Shandia
The Shandia[9] are the race that settled down in the Blue Sea on the island of Jaya before it was shot up into the sky by the Knock Up Stream. They are a warrior people with primitive customs who took pride in their might and heritage. Four hundred years ago, the Shandia were devout snake worshipers who engaged in violent sacrifices until their "divine" snakes were slain by Mont Blanc Noland and Kalgara, which eventually led to them converting to ancestral worship, mainly Kalgara, as well as treating pumpkins as highly sacred due to being given to their ancestors by Noland. They were previously at war with the Skypieans over ownership of Jaya, but after coming to peaceful terms, the two races now live together and the Shandia seem to have adopted many of the more modern and comfortable ways of the Skypieans, and their warriors now serve as God's Guards. What sets them apart from the other sky races is that they possess slightly larger wings than those of Skypieans, but still pointing upwards. They also used to wear more primitive clothing, but since integrating into Skypiean society, some have started wearing more modern clothing.
Birkans
The Birkans[10] are the race that settled on the sky island of Birka. However, eight years ago, Birka was destroyed by the Birkan Enel, so how much of the race currently still lives is unknown. After the island's destruction, Enel served as the ruler of his surviving people who would go on to worship him. Little is known of Birka or their society before Enel, but currently the majority of Birkans have a mindset that revolves around complete devotion to Enel and behaving like monks or priests dedicated to carrying out his whims and the pursuit of power. Enel himself has shown an even more extreme level of reverence towards "Vearth" than the Skypieans and a desire for reaching the sacred land of "Fairy Vearth", but whether these are related to old Birkan beliefs is uncertain. The surviving Birkans dress in simple uniformal robes and togas with the exception of their highest ranking individuals who are allowed to wear more casual clothing and accessories. What sets them apart from the other sky races is that they possess larger wings than the other two that point downward. Another notable feature is that the majority of Enel's warriors resemble goats, in that they have large growths on the sides of their heads resembling goat ears which cover their real ears and small goat-like horns. However, Enel and his inner circle lack these goat-like features. Enel is also unique in that he is the only Birkan without wings, instead possessing a set of drums attached to his back for unknown reasons. However, unlike his direct subordinates, he possesses the longer earlobes of his rank-and-file Birkan soldiers.
The following events are Non-Canon and therefore not considered part of the Canon story.
Merveillians
The people of Merveille have been mutated to a small degree, likely due to exposure to SIQ, which has caused them to grow feathers underneath their arms and give them the ability to fly.
Concludes non-canon section.
Mink Tribe
Minks are humanoids that possess features of furry mammalian animals. Like fish-men, each mink is connected to a specific animal and often features traits of the animal, such as rabbit minks jumping high and canine minks liking to chew on bones. Male minks almost fully resemble humanized furry mammals that talk and walk on two legs, while females more resemble furry humans with some animal traits. Minks are natural-born warriors and have the ability to discharge electric shocks known as Electro. Minks naturally resemble the hybrid state of human Zoan fruit users. However, there are several differences such as an inability to use Electro and that most minks wear shoes while Zoans in their hybrid state do not. Most of them live on Zou and have no contact with the rest of the world, causing them to be shrouded in mystery, but some of them have left Zou and reside in other places.
Longarm Tribe
Longarms heavily resemble humans, but posses an extra length of arm and an extra elbow in each arm, making their arms significantly longer. The Longarm Tribe once assaulted the country Harahettania on Namakura Island, and has been in conflict with the Longleg Tribe for over a millennium.
Longleg Tribe
Longlegs, like Longarms, heavily resemble humans but possess extremely tall legs that make up most of their height. They possess great strength in their legs, although it was noted that their legs may be their greatest weakness as well. Most but not all longlegs adorn their legs with tattoos and tend to put their legs on full display by covering as little skin as possible. They have been in conflict with the Longarms for over a millennium.
Three-Eye Tribe
The Three-Eye Tribe is a tribe of people that are almost identical to humans, but possess a third eye on their forehead. They can use their third eye to gain the ability to hear the Voice of All Things and read Poneglyphs, but they are extremely rare. Charlotte Pudding is the only known member of this race so far.
Dwarves
Dwarves are extremely small humanoids, being small enough to fit in the palm of an average-sized human's hand. Their most notable features are their large and fluffy tails. Dwarves possess tremendous strength for their size, being capable of damaging buildings with their attacks, and they are also blindingly fast. Dwarves are well versed in the cultivation of plant life. They are all extremely gullible. A notable colony of dwarves known as the Tontatta Tribe lives on Green Bit near Dressrosa.
Snakeneck Tribe
The Snakeneck Tribe is a tribe of people that possess extremely long necks. Snakenecks are generally slim and tend to adorn their necks with collars or tattoos.
Kinokobito
A kinokobito is a humanoid with a mushroom-shaped body and four legs. Nothing is known of the race other than its appearance.
Lunarians
The Lunarians[11] are a nearly extinct race that used to live on the Red Line, and possess the ability of "ignition" (発火, hakka?), generating and manipulating flames.[12] Further traits include a pair of black-feathered wings on their back, silver-white hair and brown skin.[13] They are one of the few known races not to inhabit Totto Land, due to their dwindling numbers, and a reason as to why Big Mom attempted to recruit King, who is currently the only known member.[14]
The new Pacifista model created by the SSG, the Seraphim,[15] was made using the Lineage Factor of King during the time he was imprisoned at Punk Hazard.[16] As a result they have the attributes and abilities of the Lunarian tribe.
The following events are Non-Canon and therefore not considered part of the Canon story.
Fairies
The fairies are a non-canon race of tiny humanoids with wings, appearing in One Piece Picture Book.
The following events are Non-Canon and therefore not considered part of the Canon story.
Hybrid Races
So far, there seems to be no limits in terms of people from different races procreating. Most people of mixed race seen so far have at least one human parent, and these people typically have the racial attributes of their non-human parent. This is evidenced by Charlotte Linlin's children, some of whom are half mermaid, half Snakeneck, half Longarm, half Longleg, and half Three-eye and possess these races' unique features, although half Three-eye Charlotte Pudding remarked that her mixed heritage might prevent her from awakening the ability to hear the Voice of All Things. However, human traits still do appear in some people of mixed blood, such as Dellinger, a half-fish-man who has human skin.
Procreation between a fish-man and one of the merfolk is different than other interracial procreation. Rather than gaining traits of both species, children will either be born as fish-men or merfolk. Additionally, Fish-Man and Merfolk genetics are unique in that they don't just inherit the traits of their parents, their characteristics can come from anywhere in their ancestry, which plays a major role in determining what type of fish they would be born as. Those genetic traits might also occur within the mink tribe, as Pekoms, a lion mink, is the child of a bear and a monkey mink, while the brothers, Zepo and Bepo are both polar bear minks.
Offsprings born from two non-human tribes usually inherit the characteristic features of both parents, and the known have been given unique names.
Wotan
Wotans are a hybrid race born between the union of a fish-man and a giant. Wotans are smaller than giants but are still massive by the standards of most fish-men, and also possess some of the special attributes of their fish-men fish species. Like giants and fish-men, they also possess tremendous strength. Their overall size is comparable to that of a large-sized human.
Longlimb Human
Longlimb Humans are a hybrid race born between the union of a Longleg and a Longarm, resulting in the person possessing the attributes of both. As they are relatively unique, the only known example has been captured and imprisoned in Charlotte Mont-d'Or's books by the Big Mom Pirates.
Buccaneer
Buccaneers are a nearly-extinct special race of humanoids. Unlike the other hybrid races, buccaneers are all descended from common ancestors and not simply the result of two races interbreeding. However, they carry at least some giant blood, making them a kind of hybrid race.[17][18]
Artificial Races
These races are composed of sentient beings that were created by people through science or Devil Fruit powers rather than by natural procreation.
Automata
Automata are robots that were built by the original Moon races and left behind when the Moon people left for the world. Despite being robots, they appear like they are made of flesh and blood. There were also some Automata created on Karakuri Island, who later went to the moon.
Cyborgs
Cyborgs are humans or other life forms that has been modified with machinery and metal for better functioning. These mechanical enhancements can include cybernetic replacements for missing organs or body parts, metal skin for extra protection, and weapons installed somewhere in the body.
Zombies
Zombies are corpses that are animated with shadows taken by Gecko Moria's Devil Fruit, the Kage Kage no Mi. The zombies' bodies can be anything that was once living, including plants and animals, but they have the sentience of humanoid races due to possessing human shadows, and will have the same personality as the person whose shadow was given to them. Zombies will die again if the person whose shadow they possess dies, if they are purified by ingesting salt, or if Moria removes their shadow. Many zombies lived on Thriller Bark while Moria was headquartered there, but Moria took all their shadows into himself while he was battling the Straw Hat Pirates, killing all of them. Moria would later leave Thriller Bark and deploy a number of zombies based on Marines while fighting at Marineford; two years later, he would be escorted by a band of zombies while he attacked Pirate Island.
Centaurs, Satyrs, and Harpy
Centaurs, Satyrs, and Harpies are humans who had parts of their bodies replaced with those of animals by Trafalgar Law's Ope Ope no Mi.
The centaurs and satyrs were originally prisoners on Punk Hazard who were left to die after a gas weapon explosion and fallout four years ago. They survived but were unable to use their legs. They were given animal legs by Law when he came to the island over three years later. The former pirate captain Brownbeard was also given new legs after he came to the island after his encounter with Basil Hawkins. Some of these centaurs became the Centaur Patrol Unit and Brownbeard became their boss.
Whilst the centaurs come with several different varieties of four-legged lower half (with the exception of Run, who had an eight-legged spider for legs), the satyrs were bipedal with all of them possessing goat rear legs and short goat horns. The sole known harpy, Monet, possessed no known disability, but was still modified, having her arms and legs replaced with the limbs of a bird.
Toys
Toys were originally people and animals that were transformed by Sugar's Devil Fruit, the Hobi Hobi no Mi. Their bodies were made out of materials such as wood and stuffing, making them unable to feel the warmth of human touch. Anyone who was turned into a toy became forgotten by everyone who knew them, and Donquixote Doflamingo used Sugar's ability to turn all of his enemies into toys and enslave them. However, the toys will return to their original form if Sugar is knocked out, which is what happened after Operation SOP successfully took her out. Sugar regained consciousness and turned a few more people into toys, but was knocked out again and was arrested before she regained consciousness, leaving no one under her curse.
Homies
Homies are beings created by Big Mom's Devil Fruit the Soru Soru no Mi. They are given life by Big Mom inserting her soul into them, making them similar to zombies, but there are differences between them. Homies can be made out of any inanimate object in addition to trees and animals, but cannot be made from corpses, and no humans alive or dead can be made into them. The soul fragments given to most of the homies are tributes from the citizens of Totto Land, who give up one month of their lifespan, and Big Mom's incarnations scatter these throughout the land.
Clones
Clones are beings who are not born, but made artificially. Apparently, any race can be cloned, although the most common samples are humans. They were successfully created due to the research of Doctor Vegapunk and Vinsmoke Judge. Publicly, cloning is illegal, but the army of Germa 66 of the Germa Kingdom is predominantly made up of clones.
Pacifista
Pacifistas are mass produced cyborg clones of the warlord Bartholomew Kuma created by the genius scientist Dr.Vegapunk. The world government uses these specially made cyborgs as human weapons and deploy them in any number of battle situations. The latest mass produced models of the Pacifistas are known as the Mark III and they are created on Egghead. There are an even more powerful, small group of specially made Pacifistas known as the Seraphim.
Seraphim
Seraphim are a special type of Pacifista developed by the Marines' Special Science Group with the intention of replacing the Seven Warlords of the Sea as one of the Three Great Powers. Like regular Pacifistas, they are living weapons, however unlike the previous models that were based on just Bartholomew Kuma; these models were built as large, child-like clones of all the original former members of the Warlords, with each one created as a hybrid of one of the seven, having the skills, racial and cultural abilities as well as the fighting abilities of the warlords, mixed with basic Pacifista cyborg technology, King's lunarian Lineage Factor and even augmented with the Devil Fruit power-replicating Green Blood. Thanks to their numerous unique traits, they are considered by their inventor, Vegapunk, to be the highest echelon of science conceivable, even referred to by him as "The Strongest Form of Humanity". Most of the Seraphim currently reside on Egghead.
Modified Humans
Modified Humans are humans who have had their Lineage Factor modified in order to grant them genetic enhancements. As such, they can be bioengineered to possess superhuman traits, including, for example, a secondary skeleton than enhances their durability.
Numbers
The Numbers refer to individuals who were subject to scientific experimentation at Punk Hazard, with the intent of recreating the Ancient Giant race, but were considered failures for unknown reasons and thus eventually bought by Kaidou to serve him. The Numbers greatly resemble Oars, a natural Ancient Giant, in terms of size and appearance, with some even possessing animalistic features such as long snouts and necks, but their level of intelligence is unclear, with most of their dialogue consisting of laughter.
Extraterrestrial Races
These races are composed of sentient beings that were born either on the Moons of the One Piece planet, or may be from other planets within its solar system.
Space Pirates
The Space Pirates are a collective of what appear to be multiple extraterrestrial races that are encountered by Enel on the Moon during his cover story arc. It's unknown if they are truly alien in nature, or relatives of the terrestrial peoples, however the appearance of some leans evidence in favor of xenosapient origin.
The following events are Non-Canon and therefore not considered part of the Canon story.
Dareyorimo Tsuyoi's Species
Dareyorimo Tsuyoi is a hybrid of an unidentified alien species, which appears to be similar to the Boin Archipelago-native Macho Man Who Looks Like an Old Man With a Carrot Growing on his Head, as Funkorogasun initially misidentified Tsuyoi as a Macho Man.[19] Whether the Macho Man is itself the alien species is unclear, as no other beings of the species are known.
Concludes non-canon section.
Racism
Centuries of conflict and misunderstanding has led to the development of various racial prejudices in the world.
The most common ethnic conflict seen has been racism between humans and the water-dwelling fish-men and merfolk. Some humans view fish-men and merfolk to be inferior and closer to animals than people, and this prejudice exists even in the World Government. An alliance between the World Government and Fish-Man Island was not established until two hundred years ago, and relations remain uneasy, with humans and fish-men forbidden by law from donating blood to each other and the races generally not coexisting either on land or underwater. Fish-Men and merfolk are commonly captured and sold into slavery. On the other side, the fish-men's resentment of their treatment by humans has resulted in a breeding ground of hatred. Some fish-men view themselves as superior to humans due to their physical superiorities, and groups such as the Arlong Pirates have attacked and subjugated humans. Merfolk do not seem to share this resentment against humans.
Humans have not always gotten along well with giants, particularly those from Elbaph. It was stated that the execution of the Giant Warrior Pirates may have resulted in a war between the World Government and the giants had it been carried out, and giants were not integrated into the Marines until this past century. Due to the Mink Tribe's mysterious nature, myths and rumors abound about their unfriendliness and savage ferocity, creating prejudices about the minks that are inaccurate. Humans such as the Donquixote Family have used dwarves for manual labor, taking advantage of their gullibility to effectively enslave them.
Although they once coexisted on the moon, the Skypieans and Shandia began warring when their tribes reunited over 400 years after they journeyed to the world; the soil island the Shandia had lived on had been shot up into the sky, and the Skypieans took over the land because they considered soil holy, causing warfare to break out over control of the Shandia's land, which gained the name Upper Yard. However, the Birkan Enel came four years ago and took over Upper Yard, and the Skypieans and Shandia ended up working together to dethrone him, putting an end to their long feud. The Longarm and Longleg Tribes have been warring with each other for over a millennium, though not all longarms and longlegs engage in this; the cause of this fight is unknown.
Efforts have been made across the world for greater amounts of race integration. Fish-Man Island's queen Otohime established a petition for fish-men coexistence with humans on land. She managed to gain the backing of the World Nobles, but was assassinated by fish-man extremist Hody Jones, who pinned the murder on a human to set back the coexistence efforts. However, after Hody's crew the New Fish-Man Pirates failed to take over Fish-Man Island, the desire for coexistence was renewed and Otohime's petition gained enough signatures to be presented at the Levely. Underworld dealer Carmel pioneered an effort to improve human and giant relations with the backing of the government; although this effort was only intended to recruit giants into the Marines, they were none the wiser as Carmel set up the Sheep's House on Elbaph, which took in orphaned and abandoned children of all races in order to recruit them into the Marines or Cipher Pol. One of Carmel's wards, Charlotte Linlin, adopted this dream from her without knowing it was an act, and after Carmel's death, Linlin sought to rule over a country where every race could live in harmony. She eventually achieved this dream, establishing Totto Land. However, not every race lives on Totto Land, as Linlin is reviled among the giant race due to her actions while living in the Sheep's House, such as being responsible for the death of Jorul, one of the greatest heroes of the giants. Despite Linlin's dream, she hypocritically insulted her 35th daughter for her third eye as unsightly, ordering her to grow out her hair to cover it, as well as collecting unusual species in her library for personal amusement.
World Nobles are humans who have unprecedented privileges granted by the World Government. Lawful freedom and virtually inexhaustible wealth made them look down on all species, even fellow human, who are not in the same social caste as them. They believe themselves to be gods, and that humans are beneath them and should be looked down with contempt. When one of their own, Donquixote Homing, expressed his differing views on humanity and requesting his family's World Noble statuses to be annulled, the others immediately severed ties with Homing's entire family, regarded them as "mere humans" and traitors, and refused to take them back or assist them. They have even more contemptuous views of superiority and inferiority for fish-men and merfolk, derogatorily considering them to be mere fishes, as Charlos only wanted to buy Camie for the sake of his personal entertainment at the expense of her safety, and Mjosgard looked down on his escaped fish-men slaves despite being outnumbered and isolated.
Lunarians face persecution directly from the World Government for currently unknown reasons. The World Government actively hunts them down to this day, going so far as to offer a reward of 
100,000,000 to anyone who can provide them with information to their whereabouts.[20] Seemingly, if captured the World Government subjects them to scientific experimentation and will do what they can to prevent them from escaping this fate.[21]
Trivia
- In Pandaman's bio, it is stated that he was the king of a race of panda-headed people. Whether this is canon or not is unconfirmed.[22]
- While not confirmed, several human characters have features that indicate they are either members of an unnamed race or tribe, or even hybrids from one:
- Merry, Gecko Moria, Magellan, Hannyabal, Avalo Pizarro, Caesar Clown, Kaidou, Page One, Ulti, Black Maria, Who's-Who, and Yamato have demon-like horns.
- Shoujou, Masira, Hamburg, the Coffee Monkeys, Magellan, and Gorilla have ape-like facial features.
- Strawberry, Tsukimi, Chinjao, Jean Ango, Fukurokuju, and Long Long have elongated heads, and the last two also have elongated earlobes, although in Jean Ango's place it may be a case of there being a plant on his skull instead.
- Himuro, Kumadori & Kanjuro have morphological & phenotypical features consistent with Oda's portrayal of an Onyudo, although it is unclear as to whether or not those are caused by devil fruits.
- Gyro, Jean Ango & Crocus have plants attached to their heads & no devil fruit to explain them.
- Jango grew a mushroom on his chin, which may be a parasite, or could be indicative of hybrid heritage.
- Vander Decken IX has extra legs, which do not line up with the kind of fish his form derives from, and may belie hybrid heritage.
- Buggy & Puggy both have natural curvature-shape noses, which could hint at Kumate Tribe heritage.
- Several species of animals within the world of One Piece have displayed sapient behavior, anthropomorphic traits and intelligence on par with the other races, even using tools, wearing clothes, being able to speak, managing businesses, and forming their own societies. Despite this, they are still considered animals by other characters. The most prominent example of this is Pappag.
- According to Brogy, there is no race known to him that possesses the kind of immortality that the Five Elders have showcased.[24]
References
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 54 Chapter 524 and Episode 419, the Torino Kingdom is introduced.
- ↑ SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 88.
- ↑ Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0627), Little Oars Jr. is described as an ancient giant.
- ↑ Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0798), Yeti Cool Brothers are described as mysterious giants.
- ↑ One Piece 15th Anniversary: Dive to Grand World (p. 12), "Sky island residents" are listed among races.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 27 Chapter 248 (p. 5) and Episode 162.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 27 Chapter 255 (p. 7-8) and Episode 168.
- ↑ Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0283), The Skypiean hairstyle is explained.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 28 Chapter 261 (p. 13) and Episode 172, Robin reads the city's tombstone.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 30 Chapter 279 (p. 3-5) and Episode 182, McKinley talks about Birka.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 101 Chapter 1023 (p. 7) and Episode 1046, Queen mentions the name of the race.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 101 Chapter 1022 (p. 15) and Episode 1046, Marco states how he heard about a fire-creating race that once dwelt on the Red Line.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 102 Chapter 1035 (p. 4-5) and Episode 1062.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 94 Chapter 951 (p. 14-15) and Episode 952, Big Mom offers to recruit King.
- ↑ One Piece Manga — Vol. 105 Chapter 1059 (p. 6, 9-10).
- ↑ One Piece Manga — Vol. 107 Chapter 1077 (p. 7), Shaka states the Seraphim are augmented with Alber's Lunarian blood.
- ↑ One Piece Manga — Vol. 108 Chapter 1095 (p. 9), Saturn talks about the buccaneers.
- ↑ One Piece Manga — Vol. 108 Chapter 1095 (p. 11-16), Kuma's family is enslaved for being buccaneers.
- ↑ Chin Piece Manga — Vol. 1 Chapter 5.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 102 Chapter 1035 (p. 5) and Episode 1062.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 102 Chapter 1035 (p. 10) and Episode 1062.
- ↑ One Piece Red: Grand Characters, The story of the Panda people is told by Luffy on the dust jacket in place of the Author's Notes.
- ↑ One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 101 Chapter 1025 (p. 7) and Episode 1049.
- ↑ One Piece Manga — Vol. 110 Chapter 1111 (p. 17-18), Brogy noted he does not know any race or power that possesses immortality that the Five Elders have.