Emporio Ivankov

- Name
- エンポリオ・イワンコフ (Enporio Iwankofu)
- Status
- alive
- Affiliation
- Revolutionary ArmyKamabakka QueendomNew Kama Land
- Devil Fruit
- Horu Horu no Mi
- Bounty
- ฿100,000,000
- First seen
- Ch. 537
“Iva” — Queen of the Kamabakka Queendom · alive (first_mentioned Ch. 532 / first_appearance Ch. 537) · okama “Miracle Worker” who rules New Kama Land
Profile
Named-not-shown major character first mentioned Ch. 532 (pp. 14-15), where Bon Clay reveals the “somebody” he wants to reach in Impel Down’s depths: “Iva,” the “Queen of the Kamabakka Queendom,” a “Miracle Worker” / “the world’s greatest drag queen” / “the Pink Paradise of the Grand Line,” imprisoned “on trumped-up charges.” Bon Clay: “I want to meet him! If possible, I want to rescue him!”
On-page name @0532 is “Iva” only — the full canonical name “Emporio Ivankov” is held forward (revealed in-window @0536-0537).
Arc-by-arc updates
God Valley flashback (Ch. 1162) — shown (deep flashback)
- Present among the hunted slaves at God Valley (“IVA!!!”, p. 4), part of the group scrambling for Devil Fruit in the prize treasury and urging Kuma to eat one.
- See Kuma, Rocks and God Valley.
Egghead — present-day: “I’d charge Marijoa” (Ch. 1103) — shown (present-day)
Egghead — Kuma flashback: Ginny’s death (Ch. 1098) — shown (flashback)
- Present among the Revolutionaries reacting to Ginny’s capture and death (addressed “IVA.”, p. 2; in the church group, p. 5).
Egghead — Kuma/Ginny flashback: the Revolutionary Army forms (Ch. 1097) — shown (flashback)
- Shown alongside Dragon freeing Kuma and Ginny from King Bekori’s Sorbet Kingdom prison; recognizes Kuma (“IVA?!” / “If you’re still the same man as that boy back then…”), declares “YEE-HAW!!! I’m going too!!” and joins as a founding pillar of the Revolutionary Army (pp. 11–12).
Egghead — Kuma flashback: Sorbet aftermath (Ch. 1096) — shown (flashback)
- Shown again as a young slave (“Iva”) at God Valley, a comrade of young Kuma; helps the escape plan (pp. 7, 12).
- In the Sorbet Kingdom aftermath, declares it’s “time for me to go to sea” and parts from Kuma and Ginny — “for as long as I live, Iva, I’ll never forget your face” (p. 15). An early-life link between Ivankov and Kuma decades before their Revolutionary-Army association.
God Valley flashback (Ch. 1095) — shown (flashback)
- Young Ivankov shown as a slave at God Valley 38 years ago, labeled “SLAVE EMPORIO IVANKOV” — defiant: “Look at all those gloomy, miserable faces!! Only my face!! …Well, I choose LIFE!! What about you?!” (p. 15). Among the slaves to be hunted alongside Ginny and the recaptured Kuma.
Egghead — the Mother Flame debate (Ch. 1086)
- Present for Sabo’s Lulucia report at the Revolutionary base; argues that “Vegapunk would not build such an obvious tool of murder,” then concedes “only Vegapunk could have created it.” See Mother Flame.
Egghead — at the Reverie report (Ch. 1083)
- Among the Revolutionary leadership at Kamabakka Queendom hearing Sabo’s account; comic relief over the “Flame Emperor” framing — “you’re the one they’ll be after most of all!!” (pp. 4–5).
Final Saga / Kamabakka (Ch. 1082)
- With Dragon, receives Sabo’s return and his promise to recount the Mariejois incident; raises that the captains can’t be told yet (p. 15).
Egghead — Revolutionary Army founding flashback (Ch. 1066)
Post-War — departure from Amazon Lily (Ch. 582)
- Declares “My duty to support Straw Hat boy ends here!! Woo-hoo!!” and sails off with the Impel Down / Newkama escapees, who thank Luffy for their freedom (p. 4).
Post-War (Ch. 581)
- Leads the Impel Down / New Kama escapees who stowed away on the warship; they celebrate Luffy and set course for the Kamabakka Queendom, “the original home of the New Kamas” (pp.10-11). Tends the waking Luffy (“Stay in bed or you’ll die,” p.12).
Marineford (Ch. 578)
Marineford / Summit War — Hell Wink covers the escape (Ch. 577) — shown
- “Hell Wink!!” Rallies the escape — “Out of the way, Jimbei!! I won’t let you lay a finger on Straw Hat boy!!” — and scatters the Marine ships with a Hell Wink blast (Horu Horu no Mi, p. 11).
Marineford — covers Luffy’s run to the scaffold (Ch. 570) — shown
Marineford / Summit War — hormone warning (Ch. 569) — shown
- Warns Luffy that the energy hormone “only tricks your body!! It doesn’t fix any of your injuries!!… if you collapse again, you’re finished!!” (p. 2).
Summit War — gives Luffy the lethal hormone shot (Ch. 568) — shown
Marineford / Summit War — orders the collapsed Luffy patched up (Ch. 567)
- Surfaces in the plaza as the giant-faced Revolutionary (“It’s Ivankov of the Revolutionary Army!!”); crows “I told you this would happen!! See?!” and orders the collapsed Luffy patched up — “He’s done more than his share. Get him patched up.” (pp. 12-13).
Marineford / Summit War — duels the weaponized Kuma (Ch. 560)
- Recognizes Kuma but senses “something wrong”; reels at the reveal that his old comrade is now Pacifista PX-0 — “Kuma hates the government!! He’d never sacrifice himself for its benefit!!” (pp. 4-6).
- Duels the weaponized Kuma with Galaxy Wink and his Newkama-kenpo afro-strike, enraged that Kuma forgot his face (“the first time in my life anyone’s… ever forgot my face!!”). Vows to “beat those memories back into you” and orders the others to clear Luffy’s path to the platform (pp. 8-11).
Marineford (Ch. 559)
- Confronts Bartholomew Kuma over his blank behavior; a Marine-side figure tells Ivankov the real “Tyrant” Kuma is “already dead,” leaving Ivankov stunned (“What?!”, pp. 16-17). Establishes that Ivankov knew the human Kuma personally (as fellow Revolutionaries). See The Real Tyrant Kuma Is Already Dead.
Marineford — guards Luffy (Ch. 558) — Death Wink deflects Kizaru’s lasers
- Deflects Admiral Kizaru’s lasers with Death Wink to protect Luffy (“Thanks, Iva!”), declaring “It’s my duty to make sure you survive!” (pp. 4-5). His Revolutionary-Army tie is cited when Sengoku outs Luffy’s parentage (p. 15).
- Cross-link Horu Horu no Mi, Ivankov Senses Dragons Spirit In Luffy.
Marineford (Ch. 557)
- Arrives with the breakout crew; Marines call him out as “Ivankov of the Revolutionary Army.” Looks for “Croc boy” in the chaos.
Marineford — through the gate as the war opens (Ch. 552)
Impel Down — heals Inazuma at a lifespan cost; benches him for the Revolutionary Army (Ch. 549)
- Burned the poison out of Inazuma with his “healing hormone” + “energy hormone,” but the technique permanently shortens lifespan (“those lost years are gone for good”); benches Inazuma because “Inazuma is needed in the Revolutionary Army” (p. 4). See Ivankov Emporio Healing Hormone Costs Years Of Life Power-For-Lifespan Tell.
Impel Down — Hell Wink launches the group into the Calm Belt (Ch. 547) — “IVA AND INAZUMA ARE BOTH ALIVE!!”
Impel Down — holds Level 3 to delay Magellan (Ch. 545) — “protected by a thick layer of makeup”
- Stays behind on Level 3 to delay Warden Magellan so Luffy’s group can climb — knows he is only buying time.
- Immune to Magellan’s melting poison thanks to a thick layer of makeup — “You’re not melting?! … I’m protected by a thick layer of makeup!!” (p. 11). Fights with “New Kama Karate,” including the “Hair Removal Fist” (pp. 11-12). Partnered with Inazuma.
Impel Down — intercepts Sadie at Level 4 (Ch. 543)
Impel Down — commands the breakout army (Ch. 541) — the steal-battleships master plan; “army of crazies”
- Commands the Newkama breakout army out of Level 5 and lays out the master plan: steal Marine battleships to cross the inescapable Calm Belt to Navy HQ, freeing prisoners level-by-level to raise survival odds (pp. 5–6).
- Uses Emporio Face Growth Synthesis (Horm-Horm hormone power) on the freed army (p. 18), producing the “army of crazies” that overwhelms the guards.
- Cross-link Horu Horu no Mi, Impel Down.
Impel Down — Level 6 breakout; brokers Crocodile in (Ch. 540) — “the Queen-King Ivankov”; “the same thing I felt with Dragon”
- Storms Level 6 alongside Luffy and Inazuma; identified on-page as “the Queen-King Ivankov” (p. 3).
- Recognizes Luffy’s resolve as “the same thing I felt with Dragon!” — first on-page tie between Ivankov and the Revolutionary leader (p. 14). See Ivankov Senses Dragons Spirit In Luffy.
- Has known Crocodile since his early days and threatens “I know his weakness!”; brokers Crocodile into the breakout and uses Death Wink to silence protesting prisoners (p. 16). See Ivankov Knows Crocodiles Hidden Weakness.
Impel Down — Revolutionary officer revealed; mobilizes the breakout (Ch. 539) — “an officer in the Revolutionary Army”; Dragon’s comrade
- Revealed on-page as an officer in the Revolutionary Army — “that’s why I was imprisoned here” (p. 12) — who serves under and reveres Dragon, naming him his “comrade” and the mastermind of revolutionaries all around the world (pp. 9-10). (
affiliation/crews_served+= Revolutionary Army — the forward-canon affiliation is now on-page.) - On learning Luffy is Dragon’s son, declares “I can’t let a comrade’s son die before my eyes!” and mobilizes New Kama Land to break Ace out (pp. 9-13). Notes Dragon’s “homing instinct” toward the East Blue and his deflected family question (p. 11) — see Dragon’s Homeland Lies In The East Blue.
- Injects Luffy with the Emporio Energy Hormone (an adrenaline flood that lets the body forget fatigue for a day, at the cost of severe delayed aftereffects) so he can fight on, and leads the charge down toward Level 6 (attack shown: Death Wink, p. 17) (pp. 13-19).
Impel Down — saves Luffy; Devil Fruit named (Ch. 538) — Horm-Horm Fruit named; Emporio Healing Hormone
- His Devil Fruit is named on-page: the Horm-Horm Fruit — “I am an engineer of the human body who can alter people from the inside… Now I can freely manipulate hormones at will” (p. 8). Controls “gender, body temperature, pigmentation, growth, excitement” — the in-world source of the Newkama’s transcended gender. (
devil_fruitfilled blank→Horu Horu no Mi.) - Saves the poison-dying Luffy with the Emporio Healing Hormone (pp. 2-7): force-stimulates Luffy’s immune system to fight off Magellan’s poison, at the cost of years of life (“ten years of your life”) and an agony survivable only by willpower — “if you live, you win; if you die, the poison wins.” Quoted odds: “2 or 3 percent.” Luffy survives in under a day. See Ivankov Emporio Healing Hormone Costs Years Of Life Power-For-Lifespan Tell.
- Miracle-worker doctrine (p. 7): “I’m no god… Never underestimate the power of miracles!! Miracles only happen to those who never give up!!”
- Cross-link Horu Horu no Mi, New Kama Land, Luffy, Bon Clay.
Impel Down — in-person reveal in New Kama Land (Ch. 537) — first appearance; “the miracle worker”
- First shown in person as the ruler of New Kama Land (Impel Down’s hidden Level 5.5): huge afro, regal manner, comedic anemia gag. The “miracle worker” and (currently missing) Queen of the Kamabakka Queendom.
- Wields an unnamed hormone Devil Fruit — deflects and detonates a cannonball with the Death Wink (Hell’s Wink) eyelash-blast (pp. 14-16) and forcibly changes a person’s sex with Emporio Estrogen (pp. 16-17). (The fruit itself — Horu Horu no Mi — is named forward @0538; not asserted here.)
- Had begun treating the poison-dying Luffy ~10 hours before being asked — moved that Luffy, while dying, used his strength to beg the okama to save Bon Clay first (pp. 18-19). Preaches the New Kama creed: “Man or woman or both, be whatever you want to be!!”
- His right hand Inazuma had taken in Bon Clay and Luffy and saved them from freezing. Pays off Iva Queen Of Kamabakka Named As Bon Clays Imprisoned Rescue Target (the Iva-alive / Demon’s-Invitation seeds).
- Listed on the Level 5 prisoner registry as #582 “Emporio Ivankov,” entry crossed off — “released?… or did they execute him?” (pp. 4-5).
- Reputation expanded: the “Miracle Worker,” Queen of the Kamabakka Queendom, “the God of the Queen World,” said to have cured the incurable and “saved dying countries” (p. 3).
- Bon Clay insists Iva is still alive and “still working miracles here,” and sets out to find him near the grove by the army-wolves’ den — Iva framed as the only hope for an antidote to Magellan’s poison that is killing Luffy (pp. 13-14). A towering cloaked silhouette saves Bon Clay and the dying Luffy on the final pages (pp. See Iva Queen Of Kamabakka Named As Bon Clays Imprisoned Rescue Target.
- Named by Bon Clay (pp. 14-15) as the imprisoned “Queen of the Kamabakka Queendom,” a “Miracle Worker” jailed “on trumped-up charges.” Named, not yet shown — the on-page reveal stays forward. See Iva Queen Of Kamabakka Named As Bon Clays Imprisoned Rescue Target.
Post-War — Kamabakka Kingdom (Ch. 593)
- At Kamabakka with the Newkama and Inazuma; agrees to tell Sanji how “Straw Hat boy” is doing “because the whole world knows it now,” though “I don’t know what he thinks he’s doing” (pp. 8–9).
- Takes a transmission from Baltigo and speaks with Dragon over a wiretap-proof white Den Den Mushi (pp. 9–11).
Final Saga / Sabo’s call (Ch. 1060)
- At the Kamabakka Queendom with Dragon when Sabo calls in, overjoyed at Sabo’s safety: “I’m so glad you’re all right, my boy!!! Saboo!!” (p. 12). See Revolutionary Army.
Notes
- Etymology : Ivan-/-kov Russian surname register + Italian “Emporio”; design based on Frank-N-Furter (Rocky Horror); Newkama / Hee-Haw (1-8) / horumonyaki-hormone / 6582-Gene-ID gags. Sourced from One Piece Wiki trivia.