Do You Know Everything About Ace, Son of the Pirate King? One Piece anime.

Portgas D. Ace, originally known as Gol D. Ace and nicknamed "Fire Fist" Ace, was the biological child of Gol D. Roger. He was the older brother of Luffy and Sabo, adopted by Monkey D. Garp following Roger's request before his death. Ace led the Spade Pirates before joining the Whitebeard Pirates, where he served as the 2nd division commander. He consumed the Mera Mera no Mi, granting him the ability to control and transform into flames.

After Blackbeard, a member of his division, committed the grave act of killing a crewmate and escaping, Ace embarked on a mission to track him down. Their confrontation ended in a fierce battle where Ace was defeated, leading to his capture by Blackbeard and subsequent handover to the World Government. Concerned about his heritage and aiming to set an example, the Marines sentenced Ace to death, sparking the intense Summit War of Marineford between Whitebeard's forces and the combined strength of the Marines and the Seven Warlords. Despite being freed, Ace chose to sacrifice himself to shield Luffy from Admiral Akainu, passing away peacefully in his brother's embrace, expressing gratitude for the love he received.

Ace's passing served as the pivotal event that drove Luffy to undergo two years of intense training to enhance his abilities and protect his loved ones, setting the stage for the latter part of the series. Sabo, Ace's sworn brother, later consumed Ace's reincarnated Devil Fruit, ensuring that Ace's legacy and determination would endure through him.

Ace, a tall and muscular young man with curly black hair, bore a striking resemblance to his foster brother, Luffy, despite not being blood-related. In contrast to Luffy's cheerful appearance, Ace had a more serious demeanor, was taller, and possessed a more muscular build. He had childlike freckles inherited from his mother and often raised his left eyebrow in a skeptical expression. Notably, Ace's facial features closely resembled those of his biological father, Gol D. Roger, during his youth, albeit without Roger's mustache.

Ace's tattoos were distinctive features, with one on his back depicting the Whitebeard symbol—a cross of purple bones behind a purple skull with a white mustache, which he cherished. Additionally, he had a tattoo on his upper left bicep spelling "ASCE" vertically, with the crossed-out "S" serving as a tribute to Sabo and his jolly roger. In Chapter 596's cover, Ace's tattoo is portrayed as "ACE," deviating from the original "ASCE," in an alternate scenario showing Ace, Luffy, and Sabo together as adults, with Ace presumed to be alive.

Ace's attire included an open-front shirt before receiving Whitebeard's tattoo, after which he typically refrained from wearing upper body clothing except in extreme weather conditions. His outfit consisted of black boots, knee-length shorts with an orange belt adorned with eyelets, and a blue pouch fastened to his left leg. Additionally, he sported a second belt with a prominent red "A" on the silver buckle over his right hip, left unfastened and trailing along the back of his shorts. Ace carried a dagger in a green sheath on his left hip and wore a Log Pose on his left arm, along with a red and white striped bracelet, an orange elbow guard, and his "ASCE" tattoo. He accessorized with a red beaded necklace and an orange hat featuring two blue smileys—one frowning and one smiling—along with a string of red beads above the brim. The hat had long orange side straps that converged at a large medallion depicting a bull's skull with orange tassels.

Ace's iconic hat and knife were lost during his encounter with Blackbeard on Banaro Island. Subsequently, his knife was seemingly confiscated as it was absent when he appeared as a prisoner at Impel Down. Additionally, the tattoo on his back, a source of pride for Ace, was destroyed by the fatal blow that ultimately led to his demise. Interestingly, at his grave, Ace's hat and knife were found at his tombstone, suggesting they were either recovered or duplicates that he possessed.

Furthermore, Ace's story continued to evolve posthumously, with spinoff novels delving into his time as the captain of the Spade Pirates and his early days with Whitebeard's crew. References to Ace's past actions in the country of Wano hinted at a deeper connection to the ongoing narrative. Despite being a side character, Ace's depth and impact on the storyline remain profound, resonating with fans and contributing to the rich tapestry of relationships and adventures in the world of One Piece.

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