Hack

alive · a fish-man · Corrida Colosseum gladiator (Block B)

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A fish-man martial artist (fish-man karate) competing in Block B of the Corrida Colosseum tournament for the Mera Mera no Mi (“Fish-Man Warrior Hack,” p. 13).

Arc-by-arc updates

Four Emperors saga — Baltigo (Ch. 803) — probable; inference

• (Probable) the blushing Revolutionary at Baltigo recounting the Dressrosa op — “I had Sabo and Luffy for help!!” (p. 7).

Dressrosa aftermath — leaves Dressrosa with Sabo (Ch. 794)

• Coordinates Sabo’s departure by Den Den Mushi (“Sabo? This is Hack.”) and flies off Dressrosa alongside him on a giant bird (p. 15).

Dressrosa — Revolutionary op (Ch. 792) — named, not shown

• Named (not clearly shown) as the team’s underground rendezvous point: “Then let’s meet up with Hack underground next” (p. 7).

Dressrosa — carrying Viola to the plateau (Ch. 784)

• Carries Viola (with Zoro) at speed across Dressrosa toward the palace plateau to reach the Birdcage’s shrinking center (pp. 3–4).

Dressrosa — at Sabo’s side before the palace steps (Ch. 760)

• Accompanies Sabo before the palace steps as Sabo prepares to confront Admiral Fujitora (“it’s me and Hack!!”, p. 3).

Dressrosa — shielding Usopp from the crowd (Ch. 758)

• Called on to help shield Usopp from the stampeding citizens — “Commander Tank, Hack! Lend your help!!” (p.8).

Dressrosa — the trading-port reunion (Ch. 745)

• Present at the trading-port reunion with Sabo, Koala and Robin (p. 4).

Dressrosa — revealed as a Revolutionary Army soldier (Ch. 744)

• The Block-B fish-man gladiator is captioned “Revolutionary Army Soldier Hack,” standing with Sabo as the Army’s Dressrosa operatives (p. 13).

Dressrosa — Block B (Ch. 709) — downed

• Knocked out at the chapter’s open (CRUNCH, p. 2): “And Hack is down!!! …The Fish-Man Karate master Hundredth-degree Hack!!!” His fall (hurt attacking Bartolomeo’s barrier, cf. p. 8) is one of the chapter’s early eliminations.

Dressrosa — the Corrida Colosseum, Block B (Ch. 708) — repelled by Bartolomeo’s unseen power

• Fights on in the Block B royale with Fish-Man Karate (the crowd cheers “the famous Fish-Man Karate!!”); moves to punish the indecent Bartolomeo, striking from behind with a “Fist” — but is repelled by Bartolomeo’s unseen power and left writhing on the ground (pp. 13–15). See Bartolomeos Unseen Barrier Repels Fish-Man Karate.

Dressrosa — the Corrida Colosseum, Block B (Ch. 707) — fights; reveres Jinbei

• Captioned “Hundredth-Degree Hack” (p. 11); fights in the Block B battle royale as a master of Fish-Man Karate / Fish-Man Jiu-Jitsu (technique “Four Thousand-Brick Fist,” p. 11), continuing even when unarmed. Frames his fighting as goodwill “through the trading of fists” and reveres Jinbei (“my good friend Jimbei… who serves as the hope of our people”) — a non-supremacist fish-man counter to the Arlong current. Faces anti-fish-man slurs (“you’re just a filthy fish-man!!”, p. 10).

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