We first meet Buggy through his wanted poster. Just like Luffy and Nami, he hopes to get his hands on the map to the Grand Line and originally had planned to take it from Axe-Hand Morgan before ...

T he latest few chapters of the One Piece manga have stirred up some serious buzz in the fandom, arguably even more than the debut of Luffy's Gear 5 form did. Chapters 1154 and 1155 explore the truth ...

Scars are often a defining part of an anime character's look, and Monkey D. Luffy's most visible scars have intriguing origin ...

Alongside the sets depicting specific scenes, LEGO is also releasing new BrickHeadz figures from One Piece. The most popular ...

While captured by Buggy and his crew, they’re subjected to the kind of psychotic torture that only a demented clown could dish out, which Luffy takes in his typical optimistic stride.

Afterward, Buggy gets captured by Arlong, who forces him to go after Luffy. It's later revealed that Buggy put one of his ears in Luffy's hat to help track them down, which helps Arlong find them ...

Buggy the Clown, as many fans know, has been both an antagonist and ally to Luffy since the very beginning of the series. After their first encounter in One Piece's Orange Town, the Clown Pirate ...

While captured by Buggy and his crew, they’re subjected to the kind of psychotic torture that only a demented clown could dish out, which Luffy takes in his typical optimistic stride.

Luffy’s quest to become King of the Pirates takes him to Buggy’s (Jeff Ward) circus tent, complete with a captive audience. Buggy emerges as Luffy, Zoro and Nami’s (Emily Rudd) first big foe.

Buggy the Clown's circus tent is one of the earliest and most chaotic settings in One Piece. It was introduced to fans during Monkey D. Luffy's first adventures in Orange Town.

A battle begins between him and Luffy as he tries to figure out where exactly he left the map. At one point, Buggy puts Luffy in a tank of seawater in the hopes that he will reveal the map's location.