Koda in One Piece

Koda is a fictional character in the popular manga and its anime adaptation, the One Piece series, written and illustrated by Eiichiro Oda.

Disclaimer: This article will contain details revolving around Koda and might contain spoilers for some viewers. Readers are advised to proceed at their own discretion.

Koda is the wife of Kyuji. They both work as marine chefs and have a daughter named Moda.

All About Koda

Name	Koda
First Appearance	One Piece Episode 381: A New Crewmate! - The Musician "Humming Brook"
Japanese Voice Actor	NA
English Voice Actor	NA
DOB	NA
Gender	Female
Status	Alive
Affiliations	Marines
Occupation	Chef

Koda’s History

Koda is a chef at Marine Base G-2. When Ace infiltrated the base to gather info on Marshall D. Teach and deliver Moda's letter, Koda served Ace and was happy about his appetite. After Comil received the letter, Koda and her husband were reunited with their daughter.

Koda’s Personality

Koda's maternal affection knows no bounds, evident in her profound joy when she was reunited with her daughter Moda when she returned from the Marine Base.

Koda’s Appearance

Koda is a petite and slightly chubby woman. She is seen wearing a marine apron over a shirt with polka dots.

Koda’s Abilities

Koda is a chef and is skilled enough to get hired by the Marines for her delicious food.

FAQs

Q. Who is Koda in One Piece?

A. Koda is the wife of Kyuji. They both work as marine chefs and have a daughter named Moda.

Q. Who is Ace?

A. Portgas D. Ace is the adopted older brother of Monkey D. Luffy. Ace is the son of Gol D. Roger, the former Pirate King. He possessed the power of the Mera Mera no Mi, a Logia-type Devil Fruit, which granted him the ability to control and become fire.

Q. Who is Blackbeard?

A. Marshall D. Teach, aka Blackbeard is one of the most notorious and dangerous pirates in the One Piece world. He was initially introduced as a member of Whitebeard's crew. He eventually betrayed and killed Thatch, the 4th division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, setting off a chain of events that led to the Marineford War.