Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Daibutsu
A Mythical Zoan fruit grants an enormous golden Buddha form with enhanced strength.
ONE PIECE / CHARACTER ARCHIVE
FILE 47 / 50South Blue / Marines
Sengoku the Buddha
Sengoku brings a strategist's perspective to Marine leadership, balancing the burdens of high office with personal attachments that outlast the paperwork and formal commands.
BEYOND THE WANTED POSTER
Sengoku is a former Marine fleet admiral who later serves as inspector general. A Mythical Zoan fruit grants his enormous golden Buddha transformation, while strategic judgment defines much of his public role. His longstanding friendship with Garp and concern for particular subordinates reveal a personal dimension beneath institutional authority.
Sengoku shows leadership as both calculation and accumulated memory, where the people lost or mentored along the way continue to shape decisions after rank changes.
02 / THE TECHNIQUES
A Mythical Zoan fruit grants an enormous golden Buddha form with enhanced strength.
His transformed palms release broad waves of force during close-range confrontations.
Extensive experience supports coordinated operations involving large Marine forces and competing objectives.
Early government meetings introduce a senior commander responsible for managing institutions whose powerful members do not always cooperate.
His exchanges with Garp reveal the exasperated familiarity of a friendship built across decades of difficult Marine service.
After Dressrosa, Sengoku speaks with Law about Rosinante, affirming a personal bond that matters beyond official records and assignments.
04 / CONNECTED STORIES