A bit character that does almost nothing in anime

Summary

• Many characters in one paragraph are forgotten or underutilized, which offers little impact on the story.

• Signs such as Alvida, Mohji and Tsuru had potential but ended up being insignificant figures.

• Despite unique abilities or positions, characters such as Hina, Smoothie and Foxy fall under expectations and lack significant contributions.

The large edge that A bit Has over most anime, who fans love to glare about, is its epic world building and character development. With a touch of Eiichiro ODA's foreshadows, A bit Anime spins stories with deep Lore in the most captivating ways. But not all characters in ODA's masterpieces control the action forward.

These characters hardly remember ever. And when they are, they are pushed under the “victim of the plot” or “unused potential” umbrella. Whether they had the potential to influence the action or not, they seem to be just there, swim in which direction the power takes them.

1

Alvida

Plays an insignificant role that even a devil fruit could not save

• Debut: Chapter 2
• Occupational (s): Pirate captain

With ties to several characters that are currently playing an important role in A bitAlvida's contribution to history is a small one. She has been constantly emerging since Romance Dawn Arc and has had little or no character development or influence on history.

Getting devil fruit abilities at some point in the series also did not change the status quo. The most important thing that Sube Sube No Mi changed was her appearance, which caused her to lose her fat and freckles, the perfect example of a character that slid through the cracks of history.

2

Mohji

Beast-Tamer is spun by irrelevance

• Debut: Chapter 9
• Occupational (s): Pirate; First friend

As one of the original herds of the buggy clown, the pirate that hits a free ride on the wings of the plot, Mohji does not have enough screenime to remember as character, and fans do not seem interested.

He had a short -lived moment of action where he sicced his pet on Luffy and ran with his tail between his legs after its defeat. Mohji often tagged with buggy after that, but he was more a visual call to the early days of anime than a functional character.

3

Cabaji

With Mohji? Tweedledum and Tweedledee

• Debut: Chapter 9
• Occupational (s): Pirate, Chief of Staff, Acrobat, Svärdman

The best way to describe Cabaji? Twin brother Mohji has never had it. While the two were often on crossroads, their story follows almost the same path. Although he was closer to buggy than Mohji, his role fades just as quickly.

Although his character had a little more feeling, not many characters, in and out of A bitcan pull off sword strip while you are on a unicycle. He fought Zoro with this unique acrobatic style and expected expected. On the bright side would fight against the biggest sword of the future at least look good on his resume.

4

Hina

A nice navy with little influence

• Debut: Chapter 171 (Cover)
• Occupational (s): Rear Admiral; Captain (formerly)

Based on her appearance and debut, Vice Admiral Hina seemed to be a character that would affect history, but she rarely ever did. For some fun reason, she tends to become a victim of Bon Clay's Shapeshifting Trickery, which always falls for his curls.

Her devil fruit ability also seems extremely useful to a navy, as it allows her to bind her goals with iron, but she has never taken the center in any bow. Her abilities, appearance and rank may have made an impression, but her meaning fades in comparison.

5

Charlotte Smoothie

A commander in the name, a background character in action

• Debut: Chapter 846
• Occupational (s): Sweet commander; Juice minister

Fans seemed to be constantly dissatisfied with how little of a contribution deal has done even though they were one of the three cute commanders for Big Mom Pirates. While Katakuri and Cracker were busy holding up the straw hats or participating in more center scene activities, smoothie is either displayed or chasing the sunny.

At this point, she is more a filler to complete the sweet commanders. Although she is present at the right moment, she hardly engages in meaningful fights and has no mainstream of her own. She had all the petitions of a great nature, but the action was not her allies.

6

Tsuru

From legendary navy to meeting participants

• Debut: Chapter 234
• Occupational (s): Vice Admiral

Known to be a dangerous navy with a unique devil fruit, Tsurus must be studied. Earning respect from doflamingo, the most influential underground broker, is no small performance, but the plot limits her to the role of an advisor.

Since her debut in the series, she has appeared in more marine meetings than Zoro has been on the right track without help. All she does is participate in meetings or sit with doflamingo in prison, even in non-canonical events. Reducing such a legendary character to a figurehead -interest in marines is criminal.

7

Tashigi

Stuck in one's own potential

• Debut: Chapter 96
• Occupational (s): Captain; Ensign (formerly); Master Chief Petty Officer (Formerly)

Tashigi was introduced in Loguetown as a marine sword woman with a striking resemblance to Kuina and seemed prepared in the long term. Not only could she be potentially linked to Zoros yet-o-obviously revealed background history, but she is also one of the few marinas with her heart in the right place.

Unfortunately, her actions do not speak as highly. Tashigi hardly contributes to the series and is often in need of saving. Some say she had more to offer when smokers inhabited her body, although it may be the hormones that spoke. Anyway, she never really gets the growth or commitment that fans expect.

8

Shakuyaku

Always in knowledge, never in the fight

• Debut: Chapter 498
• Occupational (s): Bartender; Pirate; Pirate Captain (formerly); Empress of Amazon Lily (past)

Popularly known as Shakky, the wife of Silver Rayleigh, it is not entirely surprising that she does not do much at all. She is more of a plot agent, a comfortable apology for ODA to lead the straw hats or Rayleigh in the right direction, never into the action herself.

She has her moments, such as providing valuable information to the straw hats and appropriately advising Rayleigh on the next action plan, but she does not do much else. While fans may want to see her in action, her current job is to sit pretty much, and she does well on it.

9

Foxy

Overstered his welcoming as a villain

• Debut: Chapter 305
• Occupational (s): Pirate captain

The undefeated champion of Davy Back Fights (until he met Luffy), Foxy's importance does not seem to extend beyond this. In fact, he seems to be worse as the series progresses. A character designed to be comic relief, Foxy has emerged several times, including the latest Egghead arch, but never poses no threat or develop.

His crew also seems to have decreased, as he was last seen with only two members and on a much smaller boat. Foxy is constantly present but narrative, one-time use-a gag villain who exceeded its welcome.

10

Sanjuan Wolf

The Titanic Commander who makes no waves

• Debut: Chapter 575
• Occupational (s): Pirate; Titanic Captain (captain of the seventh ship); Prisoner in the great prison (formerly)

Sanjuan Wolf's contribution to the plot is completely the opposite of his size, almost negligible. It completely betrays his title as one of Blackbeard's Titanic commander. All he does is tag with his Commodore, play victims of their opponents' attacks and are waiting to be saved.

His shyness is also a storage room of his colossal size, as he often hides to avoid recognition and fight. He barely even speaks. For someone who is highly placed in the herd of a threatening character in the current era of piracy, Wolf remains an unexplored and inactive mystery.