One Piece 1064 Spoiler: SWORD Members Revealed

The Final Saga enters One Piece 1064; from chapter to chapter, Eiichiro Oda uncovers one by one the mysteries in this series.

Up to One Piece 1064, known SWORD members were included.

In the leaked One Piece 1064, SWORD members are the closest people to Vice Admiral Garp. Who are they?

The following is a list of known SWORD members in One Piece, reported by urbanjogja.com from Gamerant.

1. X-Drake

Captain X Drake is a pirate from the Worst Generation.

But everything is revealed; it turns out that X Drake is only disguised as a pirate for spies, when in fact he is a marine from the SWORD organization.

2. Coby Coby is a marine who was taught directly by Garp.

Since being trained by the Marine Hero, Coby has grown to be strong and is a member of SWORD.

3. Helmeppo

Helmeppo was once the son of a Marine Captain, Morgan, but he was very spoiled.

After being recruited by the Navy with Coby, the two of them immediately received direct guidance from Garp.

4. Hibari

Hibari made his debut recently in the One Piece series.

It is known that Hibari joined this organization after pleading with Helmeppo, and his goal was to save Coby, who had been kidnapped by the Blackbeard pirates.

5. Prince Grus

The Rear Admiral who first appears on the cover of Capone Bege's family is Prince Grus.

Grus' nature can be said to be very wise in making decisions as a member of SWORD.

6. Aokiji Kuzan

Although it has not been confirmed, in the leaked One Piece 1064, Aokiji Kuzan is rumored to be a member of SWORD because he is close to Garp.

Another theory states that Prince Grus refused to attack Blackbeard's territory at the request of other SWORD members to save Coby.

This shows that Grus doesn't really want to clash with his own comrade, Aokiji.

Because Aokiji has his own undercover mission to save Coby.

The reality is still uncertain because those are the One Piece 1064 hints, which have not been proven.

There is no more discussion on One Piece 1064. This conversation is only meant to be humorous and theoretical; it may or may not be real. There is no intended to preface the actual content of the story.