One Piece is home to array of ridiculously powerful pirate fleets. Out of them all, however, these are the strongest of the ...

The Red Hair Pirates are one of the most well-known crews in One Piece.Led by Shanks, they have managed to make a name for themselves in next to no time.

One Piece 1076 left fans in amazement with the unexpected appearance of the iconic Red Hair Pirates on the island of Elbaf. It seems that a major turn of events is about to feature them, involving ...

The infamous crew of Red Hair from the One Piece World are famed for their remarkable power and equilibrium in strength. They are among the few Emperor crew. They rely on Haki to a great extent ...

Shamrock confirmed Shanks returned to Marijoa after joining the World Government. Shanks' left arm mark suggests a history ...

One Piece Emperor's crews are led by a pirate captain known as an Emperor, or Yonko, one of the strongest pirates in the world.

Based on their portrayal in One Piece Film: Red, Shanks and the Red Hair Pirates are truly Haki monsters. The movie has finally been released in Japanese theaters. Shanks and his powerful crew ...

This legendary strength has come to the Red-Hair Pirates purely through their mastery of Haki, which is yet another parallel to the Roger Pirates, who also had no Devil Fruit users in their ranks ...

One Piece is working through its final act in the manga, and of course, ... The Red Hair Pirates chef has been cast, and actor Ntlanhla Morgan Kutu will bring the pirate to life.

The One Piece Film: Red movie is out now in US theaters and other countries, which means we finally get to see more of the Red Hair Pirates in action and learn a little bit more about Shank’s past.

“One Piece” characters gain special abilities after consuming Devil Fruit (Gum-Gum is Luffy’s), and Sing-Sing skills allow this chic chanteuse with two-tone hair and a worldwide fan base to ...

Uta, a powerful new character with a close connection to Luffy and Shanks, has the world in her trance in 'One Piece Film: Red,' the top-grossing entry in the 15-film, 1,035-episode shōnen franchise.