Mizuuta Twins
From One Piece Encyclopedia
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| Japanese Name: | ミズータ兄弟 |
| Romanized Name: | Mizūta Kyōdai |
| English Name: | N/A |
| First Appearance: | Chapter 487, Episode 380 |
| Affiliations: | Rumbar Pirates |
| Occupations: | Pirates |
| Japanese VA: | N/A |
The Mizūta Twins are two identical twins who were part of the Rumbar Pirates. They were identified by Oda in a SBS question. A fan asked why one of the Rumbar Pirates that died singing had a sword in his skull. Oda explained that this was because they were two identical pirates who died two separate ways.[1][2][3]
Mizūta Madaisukī (ミズータ・マダイスキー), the older of two, died by the sword during the last battle of the Rumbar Pirates. His name is a pun as mizutama daisuki means "I love dots". He admired Brook's fencing style and wanted to learn it from him.
Mizūta Mawaritosukī (ミズータ・マワリトスキー), the younger of two, died as he was singing Bink's Sake for Laboon, before succumbing to poison. His name is also a pun as mizutama waritosuki means "Dots ain't bad".
[edit] Anime and Manga Differences
In the manga, the skeletal remains of the older of the two brothers had a sword piercing his skull along with others. In the anime, his remains has only swords sticking out of his body.[1][4]
[edit] References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 One Piece Manga - Chapter 487, The skeletal remains polka dotted shirt wearing Rumbar pirate is seen with sword in his skull.
- ↑ One Piece Manga - Chapter 488, A polka dotted shirt wearing Rumbar pirate is seen singing before succumbing to poison.
- ↑ SBS questions: One Piece Manga - Vol.53 Chapter 518, Fan Question: Why does the pirate who died singing have a sword in his skull?
- ↑ One Piece Anime - Episode 380, The skeletal remains of Mizūta Madaisukī has only swords sticking out of his back.
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