One Piece in Italy

== Manga ==
One Piece has been published in Italy by Star Comics since 2001. The serialization is generally behind the Japanese release by three volumes, and as of February 2023 it reached volume 103. The five specials Red, Blue, Yellow, Green and Blue Deep have also been released., as well as Wanted! and the first two Color Walks. Starting in 2008, Star Comics started a reprinting edition called "One Piece New Edition" which reached Volume 97. The new edition retains the original logo, and adds extra content like Oda's sketches, in addition to a revised, more accurate translation.
The original title is deliberately in Latin and upper-case characters, but outside Japan the most common title chosen is "One Piece", Star Comics follows this choice as well.
==Anime==
Italy was one of the first nations (like China for example) to broadcast One Piece on a TV Channel outside Japan. The first 53 episodes are titled "All'arrembaggio! (stand by to board!)", from 54th to 195th "Tutti all'arrembaggio!", from 196th to 309th "One Piece - Tutti all'arrembaggio!" and from 310th onward "One Piece". It is broadcast since 2001 on Mediaset's Italia 1 channel. The Italian dub is produced by Merak Film.
The dubbed episodes aired on Italia 1 are heavily edited due to Italy's guidelines in regard to children's television. A fair amount of the dialogue was softened in order to make the series more age appropriate. And in earlier episodes, several characters' names were changed in order to make them easier for children to say. The Italian dub was also a frequent victim of translation errors.
Several scenes were edited or cut altogether. A common edit involved masking the heavy use of blood in the show, typically by editing its color from deep red, to either brown, black, or light red. Some scenes were tinted sepia or black and white in order to "mask" the blood altogether.
The first 195 episodes have been aired from 2001 to 2005, then it ceased transmission until July 2008, when Italia 1 decided to broadcast new episodes in the summer, which they had been dubbed two years before. But it had such a success that they did not stop it and dubbed new episodes.
After the ending of the Impel Down Arc with episode 452 on December 2010, One Piece stopped airing until May 2012, when the anime continued from episode 453 on Mediaset Italia 2 channel with a pace of an episode per day until it reached episode 508 on July 4, after then One Piece anime re-started with episode 1. The special crossover episodes 492, 542 and 590 were skipped.
From episode 207 onward, the Japanese version is broadcast in 16:9, while Mediaset used the 4:3 format until Episode 505, resulting in a partial image cut.
Currently the anime has reached, and completed, the Punk Hazard Arc. The episodes have restarted from 509 on April 7, 2014 to 563 on June 2, with an episode per day, from 564 to 578 on February 7, 2018 to February 10, with four episodes per day (except the last day in which they were only three), from 579 to 628 on October 20, 2021 to February 2, 2022 on Wednesdays with three episodes per day (except the last day in which they were four) and from 629 onwards on November 16, 2022 onwards on Wednesdays with three episodes per day on Mediaset Italia 1. Making it fifth dub closest to the Japanese version after the Taiwanese, the French, the English and the German. There's no video censorship in this airing of the series and, since episode 629, neither audio censorship. 
===Movies===
Every One Piece movie has been dubbed into Italian.
The 8th movie was aired on Christmas Day of 2013 on Mediaset Italia 2.
The 9th was broadcast since June 3, 2014 divided in six parts until June 8 on Mediaset Italia 2..
Instead, the 10th was broadcast since June 9 to June 11, 2014 divided in parts, too on Mediaset Italia 2..
The 12th was broadcasted in prime time on 5 January 2015 on Mediaset Italia 2..
The 13th was distributed in the cinemas from 24th november 2016 by Anime Factory.
The 11th was released along with the other movies on December 15, 2017 on a DVD and Blu-ray Disc box set by Anime Factory.
The 14th was distributed in the cinemas from 24th October 2019 by Anime Factory.
The 15th was distributed in the cinemas in Japanese with Italian subtitles the 7th and 8th November 2022 and from 1st December 2022 with the Italian dub by Anime Factory.
N°	Italian Movies Titles
1 	One Piece: Per tutto l'oro del mondo 
(One Piece: For all the gold of the world)
2 	One Piece: Avventura all'Isola Spirale 
(One Piece: Adventure to the Spiral Island)
3 	One Piece: Il tesoro del re 
(One Piece: The King's Treasure)
4 	One Piece: Trappola mortale 
(One Piece: Deathly Trap)
5 	One Piece: La spada delle sette stelle 
(One Piece: The ‘Seven Stars’ Sword)
6 	One Piece: L'isola segreta del barone Omatsuri 
(One Piece: The secret island of Baron Omatsuri)
7 	One Piece: I misteri dell'isola meccanica 
(One Piece: The mysteries of the Mechanical Island)
8 	
One Piece: Un'amicizia oltre i confini del mare
(One Piece: A beyond seas' boundaries friendship)
9 	One Piece: Il miracolo dei ciliegi in fiore 
(One Piece: The miracle of the blooming cherry-trees)
10	One Piece: Avventura sulle Isole Volanti 
(One Piece: Adventure on the Flying Islands)
11	One Piece 3D: L'inseguimento di Cappello di Paglia
(One Piece 3D: Straw Hat's Chase)
12	One Piece Film: Z
13	
One Piece Gold: Il film
(One Piece Gold: The movie)
14	
One Piece Stampede - Il film
(One Piece Stampede - The movie)
15	
One Piece Film: RED
===Special Episodes===
The first four special episodes have been aired in Italy from June 12 to June 15, 2014 on Mediaset Italia 2 tv-channel. Each special episode is divided in two parts broadcasted one after the other the same day.
N° 	Japanese Title  	Italian Title 	Original airdate (Japan)	Original airdate (Italy)
SP1	One Piece TV Special: Adventure in the Ocean's Navel 	One Piece: Avventura nell'ombelico dell'oceano (One Piece: Adventure in the Ocean's Navel)
  	December 20, 2000 	June 12, 2014
SP2	One Piece: Open Upon the Great Sea! A Father's Huge, HUGE Dream! 	One Piece: Un tesoro grande un sogno (A treasure which is big like a dream) 	April 6, 2003 	June 13, 2014
SP3	One Piece: Protect! The Last Great Stage 	One Piece: L'ultima esibizione (The last performance)
  	December 14, 2003 	June 14, 2014
SP4	One Piece: End-of-Year Special Plan! Chief Straw Hat Luffy's Detective Story	One Piece: Le avventure del detective Cappello di Paglia (The Adventures of the Straw Hat Detective)	December 18, 2005 	June 15, 2014
===Reception===
When the Water Seven arc was broadcast, One Piece often reached up to two million viewers and more than 13% of Italian viewersCALANO GLI ASCOLTI DI ITALIA 1 NEL TARGET 4-14 ANNI MA ARRIVANO LE NOVITA’ INNALZA-SHARE.
===Voice Actors===
Character 	Italian Voice Actors
Monkey D. Luffy 	Luigi Rosa (ep. 1-255, movies 1-5, home-video dub of movie 14)Renato Novara (ep. 256+, special episodes, movies 5-13 and 15, theatrical dub of movie 14)
Roronoa Zoro 	Patrizio Prata
Nami 	Emanuela Pacotto
Usop 	Luca Bottale
Sanji 	Lorenzo Scattorin
Tony Tony Chopper	Federica Valenti
Nico Robin 	Patrizia Scianca
Franky 	Riccardo Rovatti
Brook 	Daniele Demma (ep. 337-578, movies 9-13)Alessandro Zurla (ep. 579+, movies 14-15)
Jinbe 	Pietro Ubaldi
===Openings and Endings===
The dub features all new opening music performed by popular Italian singers, just like most of the other anime that is dubbed in Italian. The visuals change with each season by splicing clips from the Japanese openings and actual scenes from the show. The credits air at the end of each episode, which have exactly the same visuals as the opening.
From Episode 509 forward, the original Japanese openings and endings are used (with the Italian credits). From the episode 517 only, 15th opening introduction is dubbed in Italian.
Num.	Title 	Artists 	Episode
1 	All'arrembaggio 	Cristina D'Avena, Giorgio Vanni 	1-53; 401-452
2 	Tutti all'arrembaggio 	Cristina D'Avena, Giorgio Vanni 	54-195; 453-508
3 	Pirati all'arrembaggio	Cristina D'Avena, Antonio Divincenzo	196-400 
===Songs===
Brook's favorite song, Binks' Sake, was translated in Italian. It is named "Il liquore di Binks" (The liqueur of Binks). Here the song performed by the Italian dub.
==Characters, places and other name changes==
Name 	Manga 	Anime
Monkey D. Luffy 	Monkey D. Rufy 	Rubber (ep. 1-399); from Episode 401, to adapt it to the original name, it was stated several times that "Rubber" is his nickname while Monkey D. Luffy is his name, so friends usually call him "Rubber" while marines often announced him as "Monkey D. Luffy alias Rubber". There was an attempt to call him "Monkey D. Rubber" in Episode 400 but it was immediately discarded
Monkey D. Luffy (from episode 579)
Shanks 	Shanks 	
Shank (pronounced "Shenk")
Shanks (pronounced "Shenks" from Marineford saga)
Devil Fruits 	Frutti del diavolo (Devil fruits); the names are adapted almost like in the anime (see the table below) 	Frutti del mare (Sea's fruits) (ep. 1-578); also most names are adapted into Italian for example Goro Goro no Mi is called Rombo Rombo (see the table below). 
Frutti del demone (Demon's fruit) (ep. 579-628).
Frutti del diavolo (Devil fruits) (ep. 629+).
Paramecia 	Paramisha 	Paramisha
Logia 	Rogia 	Rogia (pronounced "Roja")
Zoan 	Zoo Zoo 	Zoo Zoo
Koby 	Kobi 	Kobi
Helmeppo 	Hermeppo 	Helmeppo
Buggy 	Bagy 	Buggy
Boodle 	Barboncino 	Barboncino
Usopp 	Usop 	Usopp (pronounced "Asopp")
Ninjin 	Carota (Carrot) 	Ninjin
Tamanegi 	Cipolla (Onion) 	Tamanegi (pronounced "Tamaneji")
Piiman 	Peperone (Pepper) 	Piiman
Grand Line 	Rotta Maggiore (Major Route) 	Grande Blu (Great Blue)
Calm Belt 	Fascia di Bonaccia (Calm Belt) 	Fascia di Bonaccia (Calm Belt)
All Blue 	All Blue 	Cuore dei Mari (Heart of the seas)
Don Krieg 	Creek 	Don Krieg (pronunced "Kraig")
Patty 	Paty 	Patty
Nezumi 	Nezumi 	Rat
Hatchan 	Hacchan 	Octy
Kuroobi 	Kuroobi 	Blackbelt
Belly 	Berry 	
Danari (Money, Berry is sometimes used from ep. 313+)
Loguetown 	Rogue Town 	Logue Town
The names of some Baroque Works female agents (Miss Wednesday, Miss All Sunday, Miss Monday, Miss Valentine, Miss Thursday and Miss Friday) have been translated in Italian (Miss Mercoledì, Miss Domenica, Miss Lunedì, Miss Valentina, Miss Giovedì e Miss Venerdì) in the anime and left unchanged in the manga.	The names of some Baroque Works female agents (Miss Wednesday, Miss All Sunday, Miss Monday, Miss Valentine, Miss Thursday and Miss Friday) have been translated in Italian (Miss Mercoledì, Miss Domenica, Miss Lunedì, Miss Valentina, Miss Giovedì e Miss Venerdì) in the anime and left unchanged in the manga.	The names of some Baroque Works female agents (Miss Wednesday, Miss All Sunday, Miss Monday, Miss Valentine, Miss Thursday and Miss Friday) have been translated in Italian (Miss Mercoledì, Miss Domenica, Miss Lunedì, Miss Valentina, Miss Giovedì e Miss Venerdì) in the anime and left unchanged in the manga.
Den Den Mushi 	Lumacofono 	
Lumacofono (ep. 1-195)
RadioSnail (ep. 196+)
Tony Tony Chopper 	TonyTony Chopper 	Renny Renny Chopper ("renna" is the Italian word for "reindeer")
Rumble Ball 	Rumble Ball 	
Rumble Ball (ep. 88-287)
Sfere rombanti (rumble balls) (ep. 288+)
Kureha 	Kureha 	Koreka
Dalton 	Dorton 	Dolton
Hiriluk 	Hillk 	Hiruruku
Chess 	Chess 	Scacco (chess piece)
Kuromarimo 	Cromarlimo 	Kuromarino
Masira 	Mashira 	Masira
Shoujou 	Orangutan 	Orangutan
Gan Fall 	Gan Forr 	Gan Foll
God Enel 	Dio Ener (God Eneru) 	Supremo Eneru (Mighty/Supreme Eneru)
Van Augur 	Van Ooger 	Van Auger (pron. Van Augher)
Iceburg 	Iceburg 	Iceberg
CP9 	CP9 (Cee Pee Nine) 	
CP9 (pronounced in Italian: Ci Pi Nove)
CP9 (pronounced in English) (ep.555)
Galley-La Company 	Galley-La Company 	Galley Company
Zambai 	Zanbai 	Zambei
Wanze 	Wanze 	Vanze
Most Rokushiki techinques retain their original name, the only one changed is Rankyaku which is called "Storm Leg" (which is the literal translation in English from Japanese). 	Most Rokushiki techinques retain their original name, the only one changed is Rankyaku which is called "Storm Leg" (which is the literal translation in English from Japanese). 	Most Rokushiki techinques retain their original name, the only one changed is Rankyaku which is called "Storm Leg" (which is the literal translation in English from Japanese).
Monkey D. Garp; Monkey D. Dragon 	Monkey D. Garp; Monkey D. Dragon 	Garp; Dragon. Since they were presented as grandfather and father of Luffy, after the adaptation of Episode 401 they should share the same surname now
Portgas D. Ace 	Portuguese D. Ace 	Ace (ep.93-409); Portuguese D. Ace (ep.410+)
Four Emperors 	I quattro imperatori (The Four Emperors) 	I quattro imperatori (The Four Emperors)
Seven Warlords of the Sea 	La Flotta dei Sette (The Fleet of Seven) 	La Flotta dei Sette (The Fleet of Seven)
Oars 	Odr 	Ozu
Bartholomew Kuma 	Orso Bartholomew ("orso" means "bear") 	Orso Bartholomew ("orso" means "bear")
Donquixote Doflamingo 	Donquijote Do Flamingo 	Donquijote Do Flamingo
Boa Hancock 	Boa Hancock 	Boa Hancock (pron. Boa Hencock)
Sabaody Archipelago 	Arcipelago Sabaody 	Arcipelago Sabaody (Sabaody is pronounced in Italian)
Shiki 	Shiki 	"Kinjishi" alias "il leone d'oro", Kinjishi in Japanese and leone d'oro in Italian have the same meaning of Golden Lion.
Okamas 	Gay 	The okamas and newkamas are called "i trasformati" (the transformed) and the New Kama Land is simply referred to as "paradiso" (heaven) or "giardino delle libertà" (garden of freedom). The okamas are never explicitly called gays.
Newkamas 	Trans-formati (from transessuali: "transsexual people", and trasformati: "transformed") 	The okamas and newkamas are called "i trasformati" (the transformed) and the New Kama Land is simply referred to as "paradiso" (heaven) or "giardino delle libertà" (garden of freedom). The okamas are never explicitly called gays.
Okama Kenpo 	Okama Kenpo and Okama-way are called Gay-way 	Kung Fu dei trans-formati (Trasformed's Kung Fu)
Jinbe 	Jinbe 	Jimbei (titles) or Jinbei (credits)
Heracles 	Hercules 	Heracles
Jozu 	Jaws 	Jozu
=== Devil fruits ===
The slash (\) means the name of a devil fruit was never pronounced in the anime.
Fruit 	Name in the manga 	Name in the anime
Gomu Gomu no Mi 	Gom Gom (from gomma: gum) 	Frutto di Gum Gum (Gum Gum Fruit; during East Blue Saga)
Gum Gum (later)
Bara Bara no Mi 	Puzzle Puzzle (from puzzle: jigsaw puzzle) 	Frutto di Taglia-Incolla (Cut-Paste Fruit; first episodes)
Puzzle Puzzle (ep. 423+)
Goe Goe no Mi 	- 	Goe Goe
Sube Sube no Mi 	Swish Swish 	\
Moku Moku no Mi 	Fum Fum (from fumo: smoke) 	Frutto del Fumo (Smoke Fruit)
Hiso Hiso no Mi 	- 	Frutto dei Sussurri (Whispers Fruit)
Kama Kama no Mi 	- 	\
Toro Toro no Mi 	- 	Melt Melt
Kachi Kachi no Mi 	- 	Metal Metal
Bomu Bomu no Mi 	Bom Bom (sound of an explosion) 	Frutto della Polvere da Sparo (Gun Powder Fruit)
Kiro Kiro no Mi 	Kilo Kilo 	Kilo Kilo
Doru Doru no Mi 	Dela Dela (from candela: candle) 	Dela Dela (from candela: candle)
Baku Baku no Mi 	Gnam Gnam (sound of someone who's eating) 	Gnam Gnam (sound of someone who's eating)
Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bison 	Cow Cow Modello Bison 	\
Hito Hito no Mi 	Homo Homo (from homo: human in Latin) 	Homo Homo (from homo: human in Latin)
Mane Mane no Mi 	Mimo Mimo (from mimo: mime) 	Mimo Mimo (from mimo: mime)
Mera Mera no Mi 	Foco Foco (from foco: fire) 	Foco Foco (from foco: fire)
Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Falcon 	Avis Avis Modello Falcon (from avis: bird in Latin) 	Avis Avis Modello Falcon (from avis: bird in Latin)
Hana Hana no Mi 	Fior Fior (from fiore: flower) 	Fior Fior (from fiore: flower)
Suna Suna no Mi 	Sand Sand 	\
Mogu Mogu no Mi 	Mole Mole 	Mole Mole
Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund 	Dog Dog Modello Bassotto (from bassotto: dachshund) 	Dog Dog Modello Bassotto (from bassotto: dachshund)
Supa Supa no Mi 	Lama Lama (from lama: blade) 	Lama Lama (from lama: blade)
Toge Toge no Mi 	Ago Ago (from ago: needle) 	Ago Ago (from ago: needle)
Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Jackal 	Dog Dog Modello Sciacallo (from sciacallo: jackal) 	Dog Dog Modello Sciacallo (from sciacallo: jackal)
Ori Ori no Mi 	Lazo Lazo 	\
Ame Ame no Mi 	- 	Ame Ame
Bane Bane no Mi 	Coil Coil 	Spring Spring
Uma Uma no Mi 	Ippo Ippo (from híppos: horse in Ancient Greek) 	\
Goro Goro no Mi 	Rombo Rombo (sound of a flash) 	Rombo Rombo (ep. 175)
Goro Goro (ep. 180)
Noro Noro no Mi 	Noro Noro 	Noro Noro
Hie Hie no Mi 	Gelo Gelo (from gelo: cold) 	\
Doa Doa no Mi 	Door Door 	Porta Porta (from porta: door)
Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Leopard 	Felis Felis Modello Leopardo (from felis: cat in Latin and leopardo: leopard) 	Felis Felis Modello Leopardo (from felis: cat in Latin and leopardo: leopard)
Zo Zo no Mi 	Ele Ele (from elefante: elephant) 	Ele Ele (from elefante: elephant)
Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf 	Dog Dog Modello Lupo (from lupo: wolf) 	Dog Dog Modello Lupo (from lupo: wolf)
Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Giraffe 	Cow Cow Modello Giraffa (from giraffe: giraffa) 	Cow Cow Modello Giraffa (from giraffe: giraffa)
Awa Awa no Mi 	Bubble Bubble 	Bubble Bubble
Beri Beri no Mi 	Berry Berry 	Berry Berry
Sabi Sabi no Mi 	Muffa Muffa (from muffa: mould) 	Sabi Sabi
Shari Shari no Mi 	Whell Whell 	-
Yami Yami no Mi 	Dark Dark 	Dark Dark
Atsu Atsu no Mi 	- 	Caldo Caldo (from caldo: hot)
Yomi Yomi no Mi 	Yomi Yomi 	Yomi Yomi
Noko Noko no Mi 	- 	Noko Noko
Kage Kage no Mi 	Shadow Shadow 	Ombra Ombra (from ombra: shadow)
Horo Horo no Mi 	Horo Horo 	Horo Horo
Suke Suke no Mi 	Suke Suke 	Suke Suke
Nikyu Nikyu no Mi 	Pad Pad 	Pad Pad
Pika Pika no Mi 	Pika Pika 	Pika Pika
Mero Mero no Mi 	Mero Mero 	Mero Mero
Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: King Cobra 	Serpe Serpe Modello Cobra Reale (from serpe: snake and cobra reale: king cobra)	Serpe Serpe
Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Anaconda 	Serpe Serpe Modello Anaconda (from serpe: snake) 	Serpe Serpe
Doku Doku no Mi 	Doku Doku 	Doku Doku
Ami Ami no Mi 	- 	Ami Ami
Fuwa Fuwa no Mi 	- 	Fuwa Fuwa
Horu Horu no Mi 	Horu Horu 	Horu Horu
Choki Choki no Mi 	Zak Zak 	Zak Zak
Gura Gura no Mi 	Gura Gura 	Gura Gura
Woshu Woshu no Mi 	Wash Wash 	\
Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Daibutsu 	Homo Homo Modello Buddha 	\
Magu Magu no Mi 	Magma Magma 	\
Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Eagle 	- 	Avis Avis Modello Aquila
Numa Numa no Mi 	Numa Numa 	Numa Numa
Mato Mato no Mi 	Centro Centro (from centro: center) 	Centro Centro (from centro: center)
Mini Mini no Mi 	- 	Mini Mini
Mosa Mosa no Mi 	- 	Mosa Mosa
Modo Modo no Mi 	- 	Modo Modo
Ope Ope no Mi 	Ope Ope 	Ope Ope
Gasu Gasu no Mi 	Gas Gas 	Gas Gas
Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl 	Sala Sala Modello Axolotl 	\
Yuki Yuki no Mi 	Neve Neve (from neve: snow) 	Neve Neve (from neve: snow)
Buki Buki no Mi 	Arma Arma (from arma: weapon) 	Arma Arma (from arma: weapon)
Guru Guru no Mi 	Gira Gira (from girare: to spin) 	Gira Gira (from girare: to spin)
Bari Bari no Mi 	Barri Barri (from barriera: barrier) 	Barri Barri (from barriera: barrier)
Nui Nui no Mi 	Cuci Cuci (from cucire: to sew) 	Cuci Cuci (from cucire: to sew)
Giro Giro no Mi 	Fix Fix 	Fix Fix
Jake Jake no Mi 	Giacca Giacca (from giacca: jacket) 	Giacca Giacca (from giacca: jacket)
Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Kabutomushi	Bug Bug Modello Scarabeo (from scarabeo: beetle) 	\
Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Suzumebachi	Bug Bug Modello Vespa (from vespa: wasp) 	\
Ato Ato no Mi 	Arte Arte (from arte: art) 	Arte Arte (from arte: art)
Ito Ito no Mi 	Filo Filo (from filo: string) 	Filo Filo (from filo: string)
Hobi Hobi no Mi 	Hobby Hobby 	Hobby Hobby
Sui Sui no Mi 	Swim Swim 	Swim Swim
Hira Hira no Mi 	Flap Flap 	Flap Flap
Ishi Ishi no Mi 	Pietra Pietra (from pietra: stone) 	Pietra Pietra (from pietra: stone)
Beta Beta no Mi 	Colla Colla (from colla: glue) 	Colla Colla (from colla: glue)
Pamu Pamu no Mi 	Bang Bang 	Bang Bang
Nagi Nagi no Mi 	Taci Taci (from tacere: to be quiet) 	-
Chiyu Chiyu no Mi 	Cura Cura (from cura: therapy) 	-
Ton Ton no Mi 	Ton Ton 	-
Nuke Nuke no Mi 	- 	Fase Fase
Raki Raki no Mi 	- 	Lucky Lucky
Goru Goru no Mi 	- 	Gold Gold
Shiro Shiro no Mi 	Rocca Rocca 	-
Kame Kame no Mi 	Tarta Tarta (from tartaruga: turtle) 	-
Pero Pero no Mi 	Slurp Slurp 	-
Mira Mira no Mi 	Mirror Mirror 	-
Soru Soru no Mi 	Soul Soul 	-
Bisu Bisu no Mi 	Bisco Bisco (from biscotto: biscuit) 	-
Memo Memo no Mi 	Memo Memo 	-
Tama Tama no Mi 	Ovo Ovo (from uovo: egg) 	-
Mochi Mochi no Mi 	Mochi Mochi 	-
Hoya Hoya no Mi 	Puff Puff 	-
Netsu Netsu no Mi 	Scotta Scotta (from scottare: to be hot) 	-
Kuku Kuku no Mi 	Cook Cook 	-
Shibo Shibo no Mi 	Strizza Strizza (from strizzare: to squeeze) 	-
Kobu Kobu no Mi 	Sprona Sprona (from spronare: to spur) 	-
Buku Buku no Mi 	Book Book 	-
Kuri Kuri no Mi 	Crema Crema (from crema: cream) 	-
Wara Wara no Mi 	Paglia Paglia (from paglia: straw) 	-
Bata Bata no Mi 	Butter Butter 	-
Oshi Oshi no Mi 	Spingi Spingi (from spingere: to push) 	
Toki Toki no Mi 	Tempo Tempo (from tempo: time) 	
Fuku Fuku no Mi 	Veste Veste (from veste: cloth) 	
==References==
==External Links==
;Wikis
* One Piece on the Italian Wikipedia.
* One Piece Wiki Italia, the Italian wiki on One Piece.
* One Piece SBS, the Italian wiki answers on One Piece.
;Official Sites
* The Star Comics website.
* The LogoSound website.
* The Mediaset website.
;Others
* A website about the Italian voice actors for the Italian dub of One Piece.
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