Top 8 One Piece Characters Introduced in Egghead Island

This list will contain spoilers up to the end of Egghead Island.

Summary

Stussy, a clone of a legendary pirate, has intriguing connections.
Doll, a strong vice admiral with Armament Haki, is set up as a minor antagonist.
Emet, a giant robot, holds fascinating secrets from the past.

Upon departing Wano Country and resuming their quest for the One Piece treasure, the Straw Hats will find themselves at Egghead Island next. This island, renowned for its advanced technology and peculiar nature, is home to the enigmatic Vegapunk scientists. Though fans eagerly await the unveiling of this elusive character, it’s important to note that he’s not the only significant figure who makes an appearance in this specific storyline.

In Egghead, several new characters are introduced, each playing significant roles in the overall storyline. Some of these characters provide substantial information or revelations following their encounters with Luffy and the Straw Hat crew. Below is a comparison of how these One Piece characters from the Egghead Island arc rank in terms of their relevance and importance to the narrative.

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8. Stussy

A Clone Of A Legendary Pirate Who Once Served Under The Infamous Rocks Xebec

First Appearance: Episode 752

In the Whole Cake Island storyline, Stussy makes her initial appearance, but because she has minimal screen time and remains secretive about her identity, most viewers recognized her as a new CP-0 member. However, it is on Egghead Island that Stussy is formally introduced to us. We learn there that the ruthless agent is actually a clone of Bakkin, Whitebeard’s ex-lover who once sailed with Rocks’ pirate crew.

The tenuous link between Stussy and the Rocks-God Valley affair is certain to make her a pivotal figure moving forward, as there’s ample room for confusion with the World Government thinking she might be the genuine Bakkin. Given she’s one of Vegapunk’s inventions, she also represents one of the few lingering traces of the scientist following his fatal encounter with Kizaru.

7. Doll

The No-Nonsence Vice Admiral Is Going To Be A Key Player For The Marines

First Appearance: Episode 1090

Given that several powerful marines are reaching their maturity in the story, it’s logical for Oda to introduce some young recruits who can assist with capturing pirates. A notable character introduced in this context is Doll, a strict and capable Vice Admiral, first appearing in Egghead.

What’s striking about Doll, beyond her black leather punk style, is her exceptional combat abilities. Doll demonstrates a strong command over Armament Haki, a skill so proficient she can inflict damage without physically touching her opponents, similar to Luffy. Given her power level, it seems likely that Doll will become a secondary adversary for the Straw Hat crew, making her a character of significance that fans should watch closely.

6. Emet

Joy Boy’s Giant Friend Has Left Behind A Fascinating Legacy

First Appearance: Episode 1095

In the story, there aren’t many characters left who claim to have met the legendary pirate called Joy Boy, making Emet an intriguing figure. Though he’s essentially a pile of debris by the time Luffy encounters him, it is revealed that Emet existed since the Void Century and had a close relationship with Joy Boy, one of the most enigmatic pirates in the series for a long time.

Nonetheless, the massive robot eventually stirred from its slumber upon hearing the resonant beats of the Drums of Liberation, demonstrating that it still had some fight left in it. Given everyone’s eagerness to uncover the truth about the Void Century, Emet proves to be an intriguing artifact of history with a wealth of captivating stories to share, not only about his own experiences but also those of Joy Boy.

5. The Seraphims

The Dangerous Warlord Replacements Finally Show Themselves

First Appearance: Episode 1087

During the Reverie arc, it became known that the Warlords would be disbanded, with Fujitora hinting that a new group was already being formed. Since Wano followed immediately afterward, there wasn’t time to explain what was taking their place as these pirate mercenaries found themselves jobless. However, fans got a closer look at these war machines in the Egghead storyline, which eventually unfolded the mystery.

As an observer, I’ve come to know these mechanical beings as the Seraphims – a reflection of the old Warlords in design, boasting enhanced strength and resilience beyond their predecessors. A stark reminder of their true power came when they attempted to subdue Luffy and his crew on Egghead Island. Given their role as the Marines’ new enforcers, these warlike automatons carry significant weight not only in the plot but also across the broader world of our story.

4. Shaka

Shaka Spills The Beans On Several Key Topics Within The Wider World

First Appearance: Episode 1095

Shortly after setting foot on Egghead Island, the Straw Hats encounter Shaka, a Vegapunk analogue eager to discuss critical One Piece matters with Luffy and his team. For instance, it was Shaka who disclosed that the books of Ohara were salvaged by giants following its destruction by a Marine Buster Call, a bombshell at the time.

Beyond that revelation, it was also disclosed that Saul, a cherished friend of Robin’s whom she thought had perished on Ohara, was miraculously alive. Regrettably, Shaka, a key figure from the Egghead Island arc, didn’t survive beyond this storyline because he was murdered. However, despite his untimely demise, Shaka remains one of the most significant characters to have been introduced in that arc due to the substantial knowledge he shared.

3. Lilith

The Perky Satellite Has Become A Temporary Member Of The Straw Hats

First Appearance: Episode 1090

Lilith is the initial satellite encountered by the Straw Hats upon arriving at Egghead. However, unlike a typical guide, she doesn’t seem particularly friendly or welcoming. This is because Lilith symbolizes Vegapunk’s malevolent nature, encompassing all his negative characteristics. Despite this dark side, she maintains a sense of moral integrity, eventually aligning herself with the Straw Hats once the attack on Egghead begins in earnest.

One significant factor that makes Lilith crucial is because she is the sole fragment of Vegapunk that successfully evaded intact, temporarily joining the Straw Hats as a crew member. Given her fascinating past and the wealth of knowledge swirling within her mind, Lilith could potentially cause a seismic shift in the world if she ever discloses Vegapunk’s hidden truths.

2. Figarland Garling

The Champion Of God Valley Who Earned The Position Of A World Noble

First Appearance: Episode 1120

Fans are consistently thrilled with the opportunity to discover more about Shanks, the captain of the Red Hair Pirates. However, it’s safe to say that his introduction to his father during the Egghead arc was a surprise to many. Known as the Champion of God Valley and later becoming an Elder after Saturn is cruelly killed by other Nobles, Figureland Garling gains significant influence within the World Government, positioning him among its most prominent leaders.

In the grand finale of the One Piece tale, Garling – who was once part of the God’s Knights and father to both Shanks and Shamrock – is expected to play a significant role. Though much about him remains veiled in mystery, the creator Oda has dropped intriguing hints about this formidable fighter that have sparked enthusiasm among fans for his upcoming appearances.

1. Vegapunk / Stella

Vegapunk, The Infamous Scientist, Changed Everything With His Final Speech

First Appearance: Episode 1090

In the universe of “One Piece”, Vegapunk has been recognized as a crucial figure for a long time. Whenever the Straw Hat crew stumbled upon a new invention or machine, it often traced back to this globally renowned scientist. Although he didn’t physically appear until Egghead, his influence was significant even before his introduction, and once he made his formal debut, it’s safe to say he left quite an impression.

Vegapunk was the primary motivation for the Marines to visit Egghead initially. However, before meeting his demise, he delivered a shocking speech that set the world trembling. In this speech, Vegapunk predicted catastrophic flooding of the entire planet and revealed many other long-hidden secrets. As a result, the course of the story took an unexpected turn, effectively defining the stage for the climactic saga. It’s safe to say that he was a crucial figure whose genius intellect, unfortunately, ultimately led to his own demise.

2025-07-04 10:34