S-Snake
- Name
- -スネーク (Esu-Sunēku)
- Status
- alive
- Affiliation
- VegapunkWorld GovernmentSeraphim
- Devil Fruit
- Mero Mero no Mi
- First seen
- Ch. 1070
Profile
A Seraphim — a next-generation Pacifista modeled on a former Warlord, here the Hancock-model unit (cf. Hancock). Named in Shaka’s mobilization order at Egghead in Ch. 1068.
Arc-by-arc updates
Egghead — caged, then obeys Luffy like Hancock (Ch. 1090)
- Caged with the other rogue Seraphim in a Pacifista Mk. III “bubble shield” (sea-energy material — “the perfect weapon for trapping power-users”) (pp. 6-7). Tells Sanji the unit has “no interest” in him and “received no orders to kill you.”
- Releases the petrified at Luffy’s plea — “Hey, Hancock!!” → “All right!! I’ll do it!!” (p. 8). The staff note it “shouldn’t be part of her programming” — bloodline-personality inheritance: the Hancock-model unit is as susceptible to Luffy as the original. See Seraphim Inherit Their Models Personality Through Bloodline Elements.
Egghead — acting on York’s secret orders (Ch. 1079)
- Revealed to be acting on York’s secret orders: York told S-Snake to cause the lab-wide “ruckus,” to spare the off-limits part of the lab, and to “pretend to beat me while they’re watching” — i.e. York staged her own petrification (pp. 2–3).
Egghead — rampaging through the lab (Ch. 1078)
- Petrifies Lilith’s right side and crushes Pythagoras; taunts “If you surrender now… I’ll go easy on ya!!” Pythagoras’s “Who ordered you to—” implies a hidden controller (pp. 4-5).
Egghead — petrifies Franky and Sanji in Building C (Ch. 1077)
Egghead — petrifies York; revealed rogue (Ch. 1075)
- The cute, child-like Hancock-model unit appears harmless (“Aww, you’re so cute…”) then petrifies York with “Love-Love Mellow” (Mero Mero no Mi, Boa Hancock’s technique), revealing it has gone rogue and will not obey (“You’re a Seraphim?!”) (pp. 9-10). See The Egghead Seraphim Obey A Hidden Command Authority.
Egghead — first wields the Love-Love power (Ch. 1070) — first shown
- First SHOWN in person: wields Hancock’s Love-Love petrification (Mero Mero no Mi, “MELLOW!! LOVE-LOVE…”, p. 7) via Vegapunk’s artificial green-blood transfer, then ferries Luffy to the Vacuum Rocket (“Insolence!! I am only following my orders!!”), dubbed a “much nicer Hancock” (pp. 7, 12).