In the vast and colorful world of One Piece, created by Eiichiro Oda, characters are known for their unique personalities, extraordinary abilities and, no less important, their distinctive laughs. These laughs are not just sounds, but an extension of each character's personality and story. In this artigo, we'll explore some of One Piece's most iconic laughs and their meanings.
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How are One Piece Laughs created?
Oda often takes inspiration from various cultural, mythological and historical aspects when creating his characters, and his laughs are no exception. Some laughs may have roots in laughs characteristic of characters in other media, or they may be exaggerations of sounds we associate with cert personality types.
One Piece's laughs are often onomatopoeia of the character's physical characteristics, such as their animalistic or elemental appearance. Other characters carry the onomatopoeia present in the names of the Devil Fruits they use.
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One Piece's Favorite Laughs
Monkey D. Luffy
"Shishishishi" (しししし)
Luffy, the protagonist of One Piece, has a characteristic "Shishishishi" laugh that first appears in chapter 69. This laugh perfectly reflects his optimistic and carefree personality. Luffy is known for his free spirit and contagious joy, and his laugh is an extension of that attitude. The "Shishishishi" laugh conveys Luffy's cheerful and confident nature, always ready to face new challenges with enthusiasm and a smile on his face.
Brook
"Yohohohoho" (ヨホホホホ)
Brook, the skeleton musician of the Straw Hat Pirates, laughs with "Yohohohoho", a laugh that appears in chapter 442. This laugh is a direct reference to the classic pirate laugh and reflects Brook's jovial and witty personality. Additionally, the "Yohohohoho" laugh is related to Brook's musical theme and his role in bringing humor and levity to the crew, even in dark situations.
Donquixote Doflamingo
"Fufufufu" (フフフフ)
Doflamingo, one of One Piece's most memorable villains, has a sinister laugh "Fufufufu", which first appears in chapter 233. This laugh reflects his cruel and manipulative nature. Doflamingo is a sadistic character who delights in the suffering of others, and his laughter is an extension of his twisted and malicious personality.
Caesar Clown
"Shurororo" (シュロロロ)
Caesar Clown, the mad scientist, laughs with "Shurororo", a laugh that appears in chapter 664. This bizarre, almost alien laugh reflects his insanity and the perverse nature of his scientific experiments. Caesar is a character who personifies a lack of ethics and morality, and his laugh emphasizes his twisted and dangerous mind.
Good Hancock
"Ufufufu" (ウフフフ)
Pirate Empress Boa Hancock laughs with "Ufufufu", a laugh that first appears in chapter 516. This elegant and seductive laugh reflects her confidence in her charm and beauty. Hancock is a character who considers herself irresistible and her laugh complements her haughty and confident personality.
Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard)
"Zehahaha" (ゼハハハ)
Marshall D. Teach, also known as Blackbeard, has an evil "Zehahaha" laugh, which appears in chapter 225. This powerful and menacing laugh reflects his unbridled ambition and wicked nature. Blackbeard is a ruthless antagonist whose laugh amplifies his intimidating presence and desire for chaos and destruction.
Gecko Moria
"Kishishishi" (キシシシ)
Gecko Moria, the captain of the Thriller Bark Pirates, laughs with "Kishishishi", a laugh that appears in chapter 455. This strange and perturbadora laugh reflects his dark nature and obsession with zombies. Moria is a character who deals with mortos, and his sinister laugh complements his macabre theme and grotesque personality.
Perona
"Horohorohoro" (ホロホロホロ)
Perona, the Queen of Ghosts, laughs with "Horohorohoro", a laugh that appears in chapter 448. This ghostly laugh reflects her affinity with ghosts and her ability to create frightening illusions. Perona is an eccentric character and her laugh adds a layer of mystery and dark humor to her personality.
Trafalgar D. Water Law
"Wahaha" (ワハハ)
Trafalgar Law, the captain of the Heart Pirates, has a distinctive "Wahaha" laugh, first seen in Chapter 498. This laugh reflects his calculating and confident nature. Law is a brilliant strategist and his laugh conveys his calmness and self-confidence, even in dangerous situations.
Usopp
"Hahaha" (ハハハ)
Usopp, the Straw Hat Pirates' sniper, has a common "Hahaha" laugh, which appears in Chapter 23. Although it is a simple laugh, it reflects Usopp's enthusiasm and jovial nature. He uses his laughter to mask his fears and insecurities, but also to show his bravery and determination when necessary.
One Piece Laugh List
See below the complete list with all the laughs from One Piece and its writing in Japanese as it is in the manga:
Character | Laught |
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Monkey D. Luffy | "Shishishishi" (しししし) |
Buggy | "Gyahahaha" (ギャハハハ) |
Jango | "Uhyahyahya" |
Nezumi | "Chichichichi" (チチチチ) |
Arlong | "Shahahaha" (シャハハハ) |
Yorki | "Nuhahaha" (ぬははは) |
Brogy | "Kabababa" (ガバババ) |
Dorry | "Gyagagaga" (ゲギャギャギャギャ) |
Wapol | "Mahahaha" (マーハッハッハ) |
Crocodile | "Kuahahahaha" (クハハハハ) |
Bentham | "Ga-hahaha" (がっはっはっは) |
Macro | "Mohahaha" (モハハハ) |
Miss Father's Day | "Gerogero" (ゲロゲロ) |
Jesus Burgess | "Uiihahaha" (ウィッハハハ) |
Marshall D. Teach | "Zehahaha" (ゼハハハ) |
Edward Newgate | "Gurararara" (グララララ) |
Satori | "Hohoho-o" (ほっほほう) |
Enel | "Yahahaha" (ヤハハハ) |
Foxy | "Fefefe" (フェッフェッフェ) |
Hamburg | "Pupupu" (ぷぷぷっ) |
Pickles | "Eeheeheehee" (イヒヒヒ) |
Big Pan | "Bushishishi" (ぶししし) |
Kokoro | "N-gagaga" (んががが) |
Tom | "Tahaha" (たっはっはっ) |
Jaguar D. Saul | "Dereshishishi" (デレシシシ) |
Brook | "Yohohohoho" (ヨホホホホ) |
Dr. Hogback | "Fosfosfos" (フォスフォスフォス) |
Buhichuck | "Buhihihi" (ブヒヒヒ) |
Perona | "Horohorohoro" (ホロホロホロ) |
Tararan | "Aa-aa-aah" (あっあっあ) |
Gecko Moria | "Kishishishi" (キシシシ) |
Scratchmen Apoo | "Apapapa" (アッパッパッパッ) |
Killer | "Fuaffuaffuaffua" (ファッファッファッファ) |
Saint Charlos | "Mufufufu-n" (むふふふ~ん) |
Daisy | "Zahahaha" (ザハハハ) |
Emporio Ivankov | "N-fufufu" (ン~~フフフ) |
Zodia | "Gagagaga" (ガガガガ) |
Shiki | "Shihahaha" (シハハハ) |
Indigo | "Piropiropiro" (ピーロピロピロ) |
Vasco Shot | "Toptoptop" (トプトプトプ) |
Catarina Devon | "Murunfufu" (ムルンフフ) |
Chadros Higelyges (Brownbeard) | "Wo-hoho" (ウオッホッホ) |
Demaro Black | "Dohahaha" (ドハハ) |
Caribou | "Kehihihi" (ケヒヒヒ) |
Vander Decken IX | "Bahohoho" (バホホホ) |
Hammond | "Hamohamohamo" (ハモハモハモ) |
Hody Jones | "Jahahaha" (ジャハハハ) |
Daruma | "Kyakya" (キャッキャッ) |
Ikaros Much | "Muhihi" (ムッヒッヒ) |
Donquixote Mjosgard | "Sususu" (すすす) |
Charlotte Linlin | "Mama-hahaha" (ママハハハ) |
Caesar Clown | "Shurororo" (シュロロロ) |
Machvise | "Nihihihi" (ニヒヒヒ) |
Lao G | "Fafafa" (ファファファ) |
Trebol | "Behehehe" (べへへへ) |
Pica | "Pikya-pikyarara" (ピッキャピッキャララ) |
Kurozumi Kanjuro | "Kakaka" (カッカッカ) |
Don Sai | "Kakaka" (カッカッカッ) |
Don Chinjao | "Hiyahohoho" (ひやホホホ) |
Dagama | "Gamahaha" (ガマハハ) |
Jeet | "Sihahaha" (シハハハ) |
Abdullah | "Nihhihhi" (にっひっひ) |
Bartolomeo | "Hehahaha" (ヘハハハ) |
Hajrudin | "Digagaga" (ディガガガ) |
Jean Ango | "Dededede" (デデデデ) |
Kaidou | "Worororo" (ウオロロロ) |
Nekomamushi | "Goronyanya" (ゴロニャニャ) |
Vito | "Nyololo" (ニョロロ) |
Kinderella | "Tama-no-koshi koshi" (タマノコシコシ) |
Diesel | "Shupopo" (シュッポッポ) |
Charlotte Opera | "Fafafa" (ファファファ) |
Charlotte Praline | "Shashasha" (シャシャシャ) |
Charlotte Brûlée | "Wiewiewie" (ウィッウィッウィッ) |
Drug Peclo | "Gugigigugi" (グギギグギ) |
Morgans | "Kwahahaha" (クワハハハ) |
Jorul | "Zabababa" (ザバババ) |
Jarul | "Bojajaja" (ボジャジャジャ) |
Aramaki (Ryokugyu) | "Rawawa" (らはは) |
Peachbeard | "Momohahaha" (モモハハハ) |
Batman | "Kikikiki" (キキキキ) |
Mouseman | "Chuchuchu" (チュチュチュ) |
Holed'em | "Gahahaha" (ガハハハ) |
Kurozumi Orochi | "Gufufufu" (ぐふふふ) |
Kawamatsu | "Kapapapa" (カッパッパッパ) |
Babanuki | "Paopaopapa" (パオパオパパ) |
Alpacaman | "Pacacaca" (パカカカ) |
Kurozumi Higurashi | "Nikyokyo" (ニキョキョ) |