One Piece · Dellinger

Dellinger (One Piece): Age, Bounty, and a Scene You Play

Sixteen, 145 cm, 15,000,000 berries — a fighting-fish hybrid who fights in stilettos. Here is the file, then a Dressrosa scene you play as him.

Dellinger at the Corrida Colosseum, Crowd meter polite, three choices on screenDellinger walking the front row of stone seats while the crowd noise turns warmDellinger in the empty stone corridor with his cap off and the Crowd meter gone coldEnding card for Diamante’s Report with Dellinger named in the dialogue box
✦Dellinger
Play as Dellinger: the colosseum, the hour the crowd turns
The Corrida Colosseum, crowd warm: Dellinger takes the bow and the Crowd meter starts climbing.
Dellinger — The Corrida Colosseum, crowd warm: Dellinger takes the bow and the Crowd meter starts climbing.
Cap off in the stone corridor — the same boy, sixteen, with the grin put away.
Dellinger — Cap off in the stone corridor — the same boy, sixteen, with the grin put away.
Ending, “Diamante’s Report”: the crowd filed off the page, and the officer keeps the sand.
Dellinger — Ending, “Diamante’s Report”: the crowd filed off the page, and the officer keeps the sand.
Homelander / John in the penthouse kitchen — the smile never reaches his eyes.
The Boys — Homelander / John in the penthouse kitchen — the smile never reaches his eyes.
Starlight / Annie on the roof: four ways to answer, and one of them is yours to type.
The Boys — Starlight / Annie on the roof: four ways to answer, and one of them is yours to type.
Raiden Shogun in the clock tower: three ways up the stair, and the Bond meter already moving.
Genshin Impact — Raiden Shogun in the clock tower: three ways up the stair, and the Bond meter already moving.
Ending, “Wind the Clock”: Inazuma gets its hours back, and the bill is not in Mora.
Genshin Impact — Ending, “Wind the Clock”: Inazuma gets its hours back, and the bill is not in Mora.
Hori Kyouko behind the bakery counter: the cut closes before you can reach the cloth.
Horimiya — Hori Kyouko behind the bakery counter: the cut closes before you can reach the cloth.
Ending, “Stay for Breakfast”: the shutters go up, the coffee is for you, and she still does not eat.
Horimiya — Ending, “Stay for Breakfast”: the shutters go up, the coffee is for you, and she still does not eat.

Play the scene: The Afternoon the Crowd Turned

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One scene is the door. Neta Studio keeps the rest of Dressrosa behind it.

Neta Studio is an AI world builder: a sentence becomes a world with characters, locations, roleplay and playable scenes. Dellinger is one door into Dressrosa — the same cast can walk into an investigation, a roleplay, or the next afternoon.

  • A cast that holds its shape — the cap, the fin and the grin stay the same across every expression.
  • Choices that change the ending — the Crowd meter opens a different door, not just a different line.
  • A world underneath — Dressrosa’s factions, places and history are already there to pull from.

Questions? Answered.

How old is Dellinger?

Sixteen. He is 145 cm tall and his birthday is August 11. He is one of the youngest officers in the Donquixote Pirates.

Is Dellinger a fish-man?

Half of one. He is a hybrid — human and fighting-fish fish-man — which gives him the dorsal fin, the teeth and the red eyes once a fight starts. He is not a full fish-man.

What is Dellinger’s bounty?

15,000,000 berries.

Who is Dellinger in One Piece?

An officer of the Donquixote Pirates’ Diamante Army, and one of the antagonists of the Dressrosa arc. He fights in the colosseum and in the streets once the Birdcage closes.

What happened to Dellinger?

He fights through the colosseum and the streets during the Birdcage, and goes down with the family when Dressrosa is freed.

Why does Dellinger wear heels?

Because the fight is a performance. The stilettos are part of the costume, and he genuinely fights in them.

Who voices Dellinger?

Kōki Miyata in the Japanese anime.

Can I play Dellinger instead of just reading about him?

Yes. Describe the afternoon you want — the colosseum, the report to Diamante, the empty corridor after — and Neta builds a playable scene where you make his choices. Every ending is decided by the Crowd meter.

Step into the colosseum.

One sentence is enough. The scene comes back playable, with three choices and three endings.

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