ㅈOccupation List {Everyone Needs One}

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Occupations

Welcome to the guild selection part will you will learn about Occupations. Every Pirate or Navy officer is different in their own way. Rather it be in the technique they use or the strength in one's character. This Topic is here to make sure everyone's role play characters are all equally balance so there will be no problems about "God Modding" or anything of that matter.

Each Occupation are all unique in different ways. There are Pros and Cons of each job however and limitations will be took in effect to stop everyone's character in learning all and every kind of move and ability known. This rule adds the realism factor in the guild to keep everything peaceful and enjoyable. Everyone in there studies and kept to an specific job. Even though the limitation are added. We still allow some to pass but you must stay within the Job.

Rules:
1. Everyone must pick an Occupation when making a character and cannot switch it after.
2. You are only allowed one Occupation. No "Navigator as my main and cook as my sub". Only one.
3.Moves you see in each job must be learned through training.

~..How will your decision effect your life? Only fate knows the future...~

 

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Brawler

Job Description:
A martial artist, in the world of One Piece is a warrior who fights only using their body and attacking just with fists, kicks and throws. They are all users of unarmed martial arts, unlike the swordsmen who choose blade weapons for combat.

The martial artists shown in the world of One Piece, like swordsmen, are an important asset to a crew. Martial Artists are often in found positions of high respect, just on par with their respective swordsmen. It should be noted that in the One Piece world, there are two main types of martial arts; free-form and style-form.

Free-style fighters who uses just their bodies are considered martial artists would be considered 'brawlers' or 'street fighters' in the real world, and not a martial art. An advantage of free-style is adaptation, free-stylers are not bound by the forms and exercises of style-base fighters.

While the 'style-based' martial artists in the real world would be practicing the true martial arts. They use traditional stances and attacks that can be identified just like attacks in the real world can identified as Judo or Karate. Fishman karate has different stances than the kick-based style (often called Redleg style) that Zeff and Sanji uses.

There exist many martial artists with different fighting styles. In the One Piece world, most martial artists have in their arsenal an inhuman strength and speed (and in some occasion Devil Fruit abilities that enhance their power). Their fighting styles can be martial arts with conduct codes or simply improvised styles with no codes of combat.


Abilities/Skills/Techniques:

Mighty Strike: A powerful arm or leg strike with all their weight and strength mustered into the blow.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Martial Defense: Can react to an attack and use an inside or outside block to deflect if its not a very very strong attack.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Rapid Barrage: Repeatability striking an enemy swiftly with a leg or arm on the same area over 8 times to hurt an opponent badly.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit



Strengths
-Can learn physical combat moves at half the posts needed
- Martial Artist can perform different fighting styles
- Abnormally massive amount of physical strength


Weakness
- Can't learn marksmen range or swordsman attacks
- Attacking opponents allot usually cuts you off from crew fighting alone.
- Disadvantage against Ranged Combatants.  

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Swordsmen

Job Description:
A swordsman is a person versed in the art of the sword. The root of the English word "swordsman" follows from the word gladiator, a Roman term for the professional fighters who fought against each other and a variety of other foes for the entertainment of spectators. The word gladiator itself comes from the Roman word gladius, meaning "a sword".

Swordsmen In One Piece:
Nearly every crew/organization has a swordsman within it. A skilled swordsman is a valuable asset to a crew, and swordsmen are often found in positions of high respect, such as a first mate.

The swordsman of the Straw Hat crew is Roronoa Zoro, who aspires to be the greatest swordsman in the world. Currently, the most powerful swordsman in the world is Juracule "Hawk-Eye" Mihawk, so Zoro will have to beat him, as well as every other swordsman in his way.

In the One Piece World, swordsmen can channel their energy through their swords and bodies, with a number of applications:

* Lifting heavy objects or moving and reacting at impossible speeds; the latter is not to be confused with Super-Human Speed.

* Cutting substances that are harder than the sword itself, such as certain types of stone or even steel. The substance usually splits apart a few moments after being cut.

* Transferring the force of a cut over a distance by swinging the sword at high speed, creating a "blade" of compressed air; or by simply creating strong winds with sword blows. This is known as a Flying Slash attack. In the Anime, flying slashes resemble energy waves the same color as the sheen on the user's swords.

* Cutting objects that are thicker than the length of the sword, such as buildings or ships

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Stone Defense: With weapon can react to any attack launched at you and block it if its not a vary vary strong attack.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Flying Slash: Slashes the air in front of you creating a air slash or wind power attacking your opponet
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Speed Slash: slashes opponent 5 times and then hits for a 6th attack after guard is dropped blocking is possible
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Good at all sword abilities strengthening them by 2 ranks in power
-Will always carry a sword or equivalent
-Can learn sword abilities 3 posts faster
-Physically strong compared to most classes

Weakness
-Not strong when it comes long range moves
-Attacking opponents allot usually cuts you off from crew fighting alone
-Cant learn marksmen range attacks  

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Chef

Job Description:
Chefs are people who cook for passengers or crewmates on ships, or cook for customers in restaurants. All pirates can be hungry, so many of them need a chef to cook food to fill their belly. Marine bases and Marine ships need them to feed the soldiers to keep them healthy. Commercial ships or cruise ships require them to feed the passengers

For any character, particularly those traveling out to sea such as a pirate or a marine, the ability to feed themselves is a necessary aspect for survival. While it can be easy to get food, there are many problems presented: how to eat it, the edibility of certain artifacts (including the meat and plants on the mainland and the sea food in the ocean), means of preparation and, for the longer voyages, means of storage and rationing to allow the entire crew to survive between destinations.

The purpose of a chef in the crew is to maintain edibles and crew survival between points. A good cook knows about the basics of all food taken on board the ship and the means to prepare it into something that can allow the crew to have something to eat. This cook also has a knowledge of the edibles and what to and not to eat on a voyage. Cooks also have a key knowledge of the nutritional value of what to eat, allowing for the maintenance of good health of the crew and preventing common sea problems such as scurvy, making them responsible for maintaining the health of the crew, seconding only to the doctor. In fact, to a skilled cook, even the most rudimentary of ingredients can become the most wondrous and nutritious of meals. Finally, a cook is also the key behind the maintenance and stockpiling of food from the voyage and maintaining rations. While they are able to get their supplies from multiple sources, they are in charge of keeping watch on how much of what they have and making sure the crew gets enough both to allow for health and to make sure enough food is held through the journey.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Chef Blade: A strike with a sword or kitchen weapon to help defeat an enemy or get rid of pests
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Fry Chef Slam: Grabbing an enemy by the back and somersaulting in the air trying to grab an opponent and slam them to the ground hard
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Tenderizer: Repeatability striking an enemy with leg or arm on the same spot over 7 times to hurt an enemy bad.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Cook for crew making them full and ready for battle
-Can learn physical combat moves at half the posts needed
-Chef's have one part of there body stronger then normal people it can be there arms, legs or head (for mouth bladed moves)
-When it comes to fighting swords men and Marksmen can stand on par only after training

Weakness
-Not feeding crew can make for an unpleasant time
-If more then one cook is on board have to make sure duties are shared
-Chef's are not meant to fight full scale battles and can be over whiled

 

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Marksmen

Job Description:
A Marksman is a person adept at utilizing as well as maintaining range weaponry.

Marksmen In One Piece:
Much like musicians, Marksman, in the One Piece World are an optional and alternative occupation in any marine or pirating crew. Due to their choice of weaponry, Marksman excel best at long-range combat. Weapons that most snipers prefer to utilize include the rifle or even a pistol (for close-range), but can also include weapons of artillery such as cannons and mortars and highly customized weapons that best suits the Marksman skill.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Smoke Screen: Can fire a smoke screen up close or far away to help you or your ally do damage to opponent.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Long Shot: A deadly accurate shot were your chance of hitting is 90% which meant only time you would miss is if opponent senses your attack
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Short Shot: Used when a opponent gets close to you can shoot your pistol at them with vary good accuracy of shot them but miss to cause a distraction Smoke screen can be used with this move to
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Can pick hit opponents at long range at 75% accuracy
-Can customize weapons for long range use
-Good at scouting out areas
-Will always carry around a pistol for short rang attacks

Weakness
-Not physically strong
-Marksmen are not meant to fight up close in battles so when fighting in close range they may become uncomfortable and rely on comrades.  

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Thief

Job Description:
The thief role is not that different then a spy they try to infiltrate a crew and steal all there gold or spy on the crew and then tell there original crew about the spy upon crews plans.

Spy's or Thief's in one piece are on and off Nami was once a thief and spied on the Straw Hats after word stealing there treasure and returning to Arlong.

After a grueling battle with Arlong Nami joins up with the Straw Hats and uses her deceiving skills for her new crew or simply for getting out of danger her self. Usually tries to avoid enemy attacks by "joining" with them and in the end betrays the person and goes back to her original crew.


Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Rope Bind: while thinking of you as an ally can instantly bind any opponent or just bind a opponent with rope
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Back Stab: Getting behind your opponent or blind side hitting them when back is turned can attack with your weapon on hand
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Mask Sully: When out of sight can change clothing to resemble some one from another crew and hide from attack allowing a simple dodge or escape.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-The thief will always start out on original crew then go and spy on another
-Can learn Short weapon moves faster by 2 ranks
-Good at discovering enemy plans or gathering info
-Will always carry around a dagger or short weapon
-Vary smart can think of may ways to avoid conflict

Weakness
-Not strong when it comes to physical combat
-Not physically strong
-Cant last ageist more then 2 opponents  

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Navigator

Job Description:
A navigator is the person onboard a ship responsible for the navigation of the vessel. The navigator's responsibilities include planning the journey, advising the captain while en route, and ensuring that hazards or obstacles are avoided.

A navigator is the member of the crew who is the most knowledgeable about the world as it is and is crucial for the determination of course and direction when traveling. A good navigator has a skilled understanding of tools such as maps, compasses and sea charts that are able to not only travel through the sea but use the sea to their advantage in whatever direction they are headed. While not typical, many navigators have the knowledge of cartography, giving them the ability not just to read maps but to create their own maps of their journey, taking the knowledge that they pick up and using it to create guides for others from crewmates to other people in other parts of the world to know and understand what they are entering when in a certain area.

While many navigators must have basic knowledge and ability to use the common tools and abilities of their trade, they are also required to pick up on new matters that make traveling across the seas easier and better. In particular, navigators traveling through the Grand Line must gain an acculmation with the Log Pose, the only known compass that can travel through this part of the world. Due to its intricate and delicate nature and its special attributes such as coordinating with an island's magnetic field and the ability to point in directions not normally known for travel (such as the sky or the depths of the ocean), navigators must come to grips and understanding the nature both of this compass and of the world upon which the Grand Line is part of and assist in allowing the rest of the crew to make necessary adjustments in their ship so they can follow the desired path. Without an active navigator, particularly in the Grand Line with an understanding of the Log Pose, journey becomes much more difficult leading to the crew getting lost, like Brook once he revived, or coming across unexpected matters whether or not they are already mapped out.

In One Piece, navigators are the most crucial members of a ship, especially when traveling the Grand Line. Whenever a member of a crew, be it pirates or marines, is seen with a Log Post tied to their wrists, their position as their respective crew's navigator becomes immediately evident, since Log Posts are one of the most crucial tools of a navigator. A ship is only as good as the navigator that directs it. Otherwise, the ship will be damaged or shipwrecked by unforeseen obstacles. Unlike other members of crews, such as captains, doctors or chefs, navigators aren't formally introduced. Characters that are classified as navigators are rare, despite how important they are to the ship. Currently, the most well known, and arguably the best navigator in the One Piece world is Nami.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Cloud Burst: Created a bunch of clouds from weapon to temporarily blind opponent for escape
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Lightning Strike: Upon hitting an enemy weapon with be electrified do some small damage
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Mirage Storm: Used to stall or trick an opponent till there unguarded or crew help arrives makes copies of your self in the air using heat and water
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-The Navigator will have a Log pose always
-The Navigator can sense and see changes in weather and use them to there advantages
-Good at scouting out areas
-Will always carry around a weather type weapon for combat

Weakness
-Not strong when it comes to physical combat
-Not physically strong
-Navigators are not meant to fight full scale battles and can be over whiled  

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Doctor

Job Description:
A doctor, or "physician", is a person, or animal (as in the case of Tony Tony Chopper), who practices human biological medicine

Doctors are relatively essential members of any crew, whether it be Pirate, Marine or any crew in between. One who is skilled in medicine and health care is necessary in order for the crew to survive to harshness of the sea. Doctors are usually required to heal wounds from battles, or prepare medicine for sick members.

In terms of Luffy's crew, the issue of having a doctor was first brought up in the Arlong arc, when the doctor of the town, Dr. Nako, said they really needed a doctor, after patching up Zoro's wounds. Luffy said it was a good idea, but they needed to find a musician first.

After the Drum Island arc, Tony Tony Chopper joined the crew as the ship's doctor (although, Luffy originally wanted him because he was a "cool monster that can change into seven forms"; Sanji joked saying he was the "emergency food supply"). Since then, Chopper has fulfilled his duty as a doctor, patching up wounds from battle, and using his knowledge of medicine to the crew's advantage.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Med Bind: Using medical kit items like bandages can be thrown at opponent ting them up
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Health Check: Using doctor knowledge can find a opponents weakness and exploit it attacking that spot with a weapon.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Sleep Drug: Throws a sleep gas ball out in front of an opponent getting close and will make them instantly fall asleep for a short time (2 posts)
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-The Doctor can heal any injury except death
-Doctor can learn any sword moves in 1 less post
-Will always carry around a weapon and medic bag

Weakness
-Not strong when it comes to physical combat
-Doctors are not meant to fight full scale battles and can be over whelmed
-Once dead your crew will suffer more damage if there are no more doctors.  

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Archaeologist

Job Description:
An archaeologist is a particular type of historian who ventures out into the field to find ancient ruins and study them first-hand. They are interested in the cultures of lost civilizations. They work to uncover things lost beneath the earth over time, and are eager to make new discoveries about the past. Archaeologists serve a most invaluable role of piecing together the development of countries, people, and cultures.

In the real world, archaeologists are praised for their work. Often they employ locals to act as guides and labor from nearby villages close to the place they are digging up. Many countries like Egypt thrive on the efforts of their work over the years.

Other countries may approach the idea of allowing archaeologists into an area for fear that they are spies working for other governments

Archaeologist In One Piece:
In One Piece, the World Government does not mind archaeology taking place. However should any archaeologist (or person at all) research the Void Century or the Poneglyphs, they risk being sent to jail or killed, and if not captured, a very high bounty may be placed on their head.

Ohara Island boasted the most famous archaeologists in the world, and their Tree of Knowledge held the history of countries from around the world. They were eventually destroyed when the World Government found out they were researching forbidden histories; all save Nico Robin, who had a bounty put on her head as a result of her escape from death, were killed.

Most people in One Piece seem uninterested in the past and are unaware of the Void Century. Archaeologists are not completely scorned by people (unless they research the forbidden histories, then they are considered evil) around the world. However, due to the Ohara incident there appear to be few archaeologists left, as well as a combination of all of the above factors, means that very few crews have archaeologists as they are not essential. However archaeologists are far from useless, since with their knowledge and experience, finding ancient treasures become much easier. An example is when Robin discovered where the "Lost City of Gold" was in one day, something Enel took a long time to accomplish.

Although many were shown, the only archaeologists that were named aside from Robin are her mentor Professor Clover and her mother Nico Olvia.

* Though Robin's role on the ship seems a little odd, it was not unheard of for there to be at least one crew member who was knowledgeable on the value of items such as jewels, other treasures or even merchant cargo, along with knowledge on where they originate from. In raids and attacks on others, time along with carry capability of both a ship and its crew would have limited what items the pirates could steal, having someone with knowledge on the most valuable of any given set of items would have proven invaluable to any pirate crew.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Pressure Point: Using your ability to avoid attacks can push pressure points on the body of your opponent to disable them for a period of time (3 posts)
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Attack Value: Can constantly avoid and counter attack an opponent were there the weakest and you know were there weakest because of skills for the class
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Time Keeper: Using avoiding skill when being attacked can constantly distract opponent making them miss you or avoid being hit by there attacks by any means like snapping in there ear after an avoid or talking to them behind there backs ect.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Vary agile and avoid attacks easy
-With keen eyes can anticipate attacks and avoid them
-Good at finding the best bounty's to go for in the guild
-Will always carry around a weapon for protection
-When on a crew will double any Bounty placed on the users head when fighting with them (Pirates only)
-When on a crew will double any Bounty recived when captured or killed a pirate (Navy only)

Weakness
-No physically strong
-can only "sense" attacks from about 3 people at a time max  

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Shipwright

Job Description:
A Shipwright is a carpenter who works specifically on ships. They are responsible for the building and the repair of the ship. Most pirates needed them for repair and general maintenance of their ships. Other ships often had them as well.

Shipwrights In One Piece:
The very first shipwright to appear in the series was Yainu Nugire; who was a shipwright for the Black Cat Pirates three years ago. He was hypnotized to believe that he was Kuro as Yainu resembles Kuro. He was executed in Shelltown

The second shipwright to appear was an golden Fishman named Kaneshiro who appeared as a common background character in the Arlong arc. He served as Arlong's shipwright.

During the Jaya arc, the Straw Hat Pirates noticed that the Going Merry was falling apart, but it's not until after the Skypiea arc at the beginning of the Davy Back Fight arc that Luffy decided to recruit the shipwright for the crew.

When they arrived at Longring Longland Island they met Foxy. Luffy wanted to find a shipwright from his crew of 500.

The Fanged Toad Pirates have an unnamed shipwright. Sonieh and Donovan are also shipwrights. Luffy did not chose either.

They arrived at Water 7, famous for it's shipwright business and all the great shipwrights.

At Water 7, Nami, Usopp and Luffy journey to Dock 1 to meet the Galley-La shipwrights and their president Iceburg. They tried to get the Going Marry repaired but the ship was irreparable so the Straw Hat Pirates were faced with the tough decision that they either sink with the ship or buy another ship.

Meanwhile, Usopp wandered off with 200,000,000 and got mugged by the Franky Family, who's leader is Franky (the future shipwright for the crew). Back at the Franky House, Franky and his family celebrated the theft of the 200,000,000 and prepared to leave, but the wounded Usopp broke in and clashed with Franky and his family. Usopp was beaten up by Franky and his family before being throwing him out. Franky then left with the Square Sisters to St Poplar Island to buy the Adam Wood.

After Sanji, Luffy, Zoro, and Chopper raid the Franky House to avenge Usopp (who is laying on the ground outside the Franky House), Luffy made the sorrowful decision to purchase a new ship. This decision enraged Usopp so he later quit the crew and dueled Luffy over the ship.

Meanwhile, Franky returned from St Poplar only to see his house in ruins. Enraged, he swore to fight Luffy, which he does the next day. During the Water 7/Enies Lobby arc many thing begin to happen so the search for the shipwright was put on hold while Luffy and his crew set out to rescue Robin. Franky also helped out, providing many hints that show that he will be the next crewmember

Shipwright's Tools/Weapons:
* Hammers: Use normally to nail the ship and pound down the peg.
* Chavel: A blade with 2 sharp edges use to scrap a wood.
* Log: A giant log
* Saw: a wood cutting saw
* Ropes: ropes for the ships

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Rope Snare: can launch ropes from hands to tie up opponents.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Double Saw: uses 2 saws like swords and spins around the area attacking enemy's.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Wood Wall:Can create a 6 foot wall to protect crew or self from damage in an instant.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Physically strong enough to be on par with a swordsmen in power
-In charge of fixing the ship when broken
-All ways has tools listed above around
-can learn sword or Crew skills at half the time

Weakness
-Desire to protect ship from harm can be overwhelming.
-Not good with Gun based moves takes 2 posts longer to train  

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Musician

Job Description:
omeone who preform music, sings a song and would often use musical instruments

Musicians are thought of as an optional crew member compared to the more crucial jobs held within a crew. A musician is not necessarily needed for a successful journey of a pirate or of others both on land and sea. However, a musician is usually brought along for one purpose: keeping up the spirits and the romantic hope of a crew alive and lively. Due to the length of a journey, traveling ones, particularly pirates, become bored and frustrated easily, living with the monotony of their job and trying to keep their sanity when not working and when they have yet to arrive at the next destination. A musician eases this monotony by lifting the mood of all whom listen and allowing them to go on, whether or not they like the songs that they sing. This member is usually skilled in one or a variety of music-making methods, from singing to playing various instruments to leading a crew in a group song.

Musicians In One Piece:
In the world of One Piece, musicians are depicted as not merely musical entertainers for sea-farers. For in a vast ocean overrun with pirates from all directions, the ability to protect one's self is an absolute must. To this end, numerous musicians shown in the series have perpected their musical arts in a way where it could compliment their fighting skills.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Lull Note: With hand held instrument can play a tune to put anyone asleep for a period of time (4 posts)
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Note Attack: This attack is carried out with a instrument on hand and can use a modified part of it for attacking like a violin's playing stick could have blades on one end like a dagger.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Hidden Notes: All Musicians have a hidden weapon on them and can pull it out and use it like any sword but on these weapons when clashed with other weapons can cause a ear screeching noise.
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Musician will have a hidden weapon on them at all times like a cane with a blade in it or and umbrella with a blade in it so on.
-Musician MUST have a instrument with them they can carry around in there hands or on there back.
-Good at distraction
-Can learn sword abilities faster then normal by 2 ranks
-Can learn crew abilities faster then normal by 2 ranks
-Vary good at fighting allot of opponents at once

Weakness
-Not strong when it comes to physical combat
-Severely protective of instrument
-Not good at long range combat  

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Bounty Hunter

Job Description:
Bounty Hunters are people who make a living out of catching criminals for the bounty on their head.

The reasons behind a bounty hunter doing their job is often mixed. Some are hunting down criminals just for money, others to bring them to justice their way and some for fame. Bounty Hunters also act independantly from other established law enforcement groups and are free to roam as they please. They also have no fixed workings and some may hunt solo or with others. While they are sometimes no better then criminals themselves, they are left alone to hunt criminals so long as they don't break the law while doing so. Regardless, all criminals caught are handed into the Marines dead or alive.

The most famous bounty hunter featured in One Piece is Zoro, who really didn't want to do it, but needed the money.

Abilities/Skills/Techniques:
-Target Lock: once opponent is powerless can capture in cuffs made from seastone and vary hard to break
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Sword Play: standard sword attack were you try to mobilize a limb
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

-Net Gun:can shoot a net at opponent that's made of seastone and iron so is hard to break out
Rank of Use: Deckhand/Recruit

Strengths
-Bounty Hunters are good ageist devil fruit users, power is up by 2 ranks
-Vary good at sword abilities powers up by 1 rank
-Will always carry around a sword, net and cuffs made of sea stone (if devil fruit user have to were gloves when touching)

Weakness
-Cannot be on a Pirate Crew
-If you go to a pirate crew you lose all seastone items and class is changed to Swordsmen