Sinbad D. Sailor

**Sinbad the Sailor** (/ˈsɪnbæd/; Arabic: السندباد البحري‎, romanized: *as-Sindibādu al-Baḥriyy*; or **Sindbad**), true name **Sinbad D. Sailor**, was a legendary pirate of the 5-8th century AD, and as captain of the **Tiagra Water-Crossers**, he was known as the **Pirate King** for a thousand years until Edwar D. Teach took that title. Having proven his strength to the world more than a thousand times and against a thousand and one opponents, Sinbad D. Sailor was a person of interest for all the pirates/bandits, sailors, administrations and even some divine pantheons.

Sinbad was famed as the man who did what no mortal man at the time thought possible — he conquered the Grand Line, defeated the sons of Genghis Khan, destroyed Phorcys and amassed a vast fortune. Afterwards, knowing that he would soon die from an incurable curse placed on him by Cthulhu, Sinbad disbanded his crew before turning himself in to be executed.

The Arabic Kingdoms intended to have Sinbad be publicly executed to discourage piracy, but his last words had the opposite impact. He stated that anyone who can find his treasure can claim it. As such, this made Sinbad single-handedly responsible for starting the Golden Age of Pirates, which, with variable amplitudes of excerction, lasted for over a thousand years until Woodes Rogers came along and began massively combatting the pirates.

## Appearance

Sinbad was a tall and very muscular man. His most prominent physical features were his curved black mustache, a fierce grin he almost always wore, and his intense eyes. He also had thick black hair and a short, thick neck.

Like many other high ranking pirates, he wore a long red captain's coat. Beneath his coat, he wore a blue shirt and had a yellow sash around his waist. He wore a white cravat around his neck, dark blue pants, and what appeared to be black sea boots. Before he turned himself in, he also wore a pirate hat with his Jolly Roger on it over a yellow-spotted bandana. During the Edd War, however, he donned a dark-blue vest and a yellow sash.

Later on, during a flashback to Sinbad's first meeting with Proteus, it was revealed that Sinbad wore the straw hat that Jack D. Sparrow is currently wearing.

## Personality

Sinbad was said to be fearless, and those who witnessed his execution even claim that he smiled just before his death, and during all of his flashback appearances, Sinbad was seen with a confident smile.

His personality is often noted by people who knew him to have been similar to that of Jack D. Sparrow. This is best shown when he meets Potreus and asks him to join him, despite having no idea how strong he was or even what role he would have on his ship.

Roger was also a man who loved big, flashy things and reveled in his title of Pirate King despite his oncoming death. While not portrayed during any of his appearances, he could be a merciless enemy when he got angry. This was further evidenced when he killed all of Amphitrite's naga-elites personally for unknown reasons.

Sinbad was very quick to anger, and he would retaliate for something as simple as an insult to his crew, regardless of how small it might be. Poseidon stated that an angry Sinbad could be a violent, selfish, and short-tempered man, but his actions had been pure and straight, just like a child's, and that he was lucky to survive and become the Pirate King despite his extremely reckless nature.

He also had a side to him that mocked his enemies. After defeating a group of Indian Coast Guard, he told them to bring Karna or Arjuna while telling the Guards he just defeated that they were not worth his time. He did get excited when he got the opportunity to face strong enemies, charging straight ahead past Proteus and another crew-member to face Triton himself. When he clashed with Sobek for the first time in a while, he reacted with glee and casually greeted the Storm God.

Despite his prideful and aggressive nature, Sinbad was a considerably humble man as he bowed to Sobek and Triton when requesting them to join his crew and offered all the treasure and supplies his crew obtained to Poseidon in exchange for Triton's service. He was also more than happy to tell others of his dreams and would socialize with his rivals with great enthusiasm.

He also had a soft spot for children, as he was seen happily cradling Kymopoleia when she was a baby. He was even gentle towards children of other races such as with the mermaid Shyarly when he innocently asked her for some predictions with a gentle smile, and with the mink Pedro when Sinbad encouraged him to wait for his own moment one day. He also believed a newborn child should not be responsible for the sins of their parents, as he asked Poseidon to protect his unborn child because he did not want his child to be killed for being related to him.

## History

Sinbad was a venturing runt who never took 'No' or 'Just give it up' for an answer when it came to his dreams to sail the world. Other than his own curiousity, the poverty of his home-town, the capture of his first beloved maiden motivated him even further to start sailing. The many great travels of Sinbad would come to be known as the **Seven Voyages of Sinbad the Sailor**. For each voyage, he discovered interesting new things, increased his own strength tremendously and achieved a great many things, such as liberating the Athale Island of the man-eating half-giant half-god Polyphemus. He even fought against some very notable gods of the sea such as Amphitrite, Triton, Varuna, Sobek, Poseidon, Ryujin and others, coming out victorious or at least evading death by their hands. His adventures earned him an immeasurable fortune that was only rivaled by Edward Teach, who was born a thousand years later. His last words upstarted the Golden Age of Piracy.

## Powers and Abilities

Sinbad is hailed as having been one of, if not the strongest pirate of all time, considered nearly unstoppable in battle. As Pirate King, he retains the highest status among all the world's pirates even post-mortem, only surpassed by Edward Teach by a small margin. Elucidating this is the truly enormous bounty he had prior to his death, with 5,564,800,000 being offered for his head, which, for his time period was the equivalent of the President of the USA issuing a bounty of 700,000,000,000,000 dollars for a single man.

Very few mortals are known to have ever matched Sinbad in battle: most prominently the legendary "Hero of the Hindu Nobles" Arjuna.

**Immense Strength**: Sinbad was considered the strongest pirate for a thousand years after his death, until Edward Teach managed to surpass him. Nevertheless, he still stands on the top of the piracy chain as a pure mortal who could stand evenly with even the gods of the heavens themselves. His strength impressed the Gods and Buddha so much that, in trepidation that he might rattle chaos in their realms, some of them managed to convince Tartarus to eradicate his soul.

**Immense Speed**: Sinbad had no problems keeping up with Varuna and Sobek. He was so fast in his prime that even mighty Poseidon's attacks could be dodgeable.

**Immense Durability**: Sinbad was a man of inhuman endurance, recovering from injuries that would have killed even regular demigods. In his prime, he even confidently allowed Poseidon to strike him, showing the Sea God that one attack would not be nearly enough to even knock him on his butt. Sinbad only died, at the age of 122, sick and only because he 'welcomed' Death (a Grim Reaper of Hades idly mentioned how if Sinbad had chosen to decline the concept of death, he could have done so).

**Expert Swordsman**: Sinbad was a tremendously powerful swordsman, overpowering the legendary master swordsman Ryujin with only one strike. He was also able to clash equally against Poseidon's Trident, creating a powerful shockwave that blew back everything on the island as well as the Moby Dick by the coast.

**Kamusari** (literally meaning "God's Demise"): Holding his sword in his right hand, Sinbad swings his sword creating a powerful slash attack to hit his opponent. It was first seen used against Varuna, hitting him in the torso and was powerful enough to overwhelm Varuna's four-handed defense, sending him backward a great distance and scarring him deeply. Prime Sinbad killed Phorcys with this attack, along with achieving the exterior feat of carving off 250 000 square km of raw earth from South Europe.

**Enhanced Hearing**: Sinbad had ears enhanced to hear with amazing clarity, distance, and even frequencies outside the normal range. His ears could pick up every single sound, can decipher layer upon layer of differing sounds/conversations, locate the source of noise or pick up a sound from a mile away in a busy city.

**Master Strategist**: Sinbad was renowned not only for his god-like strength, but also his wits. He was often called 'Loki of the South' by scandinavians who heard of his adventures. Many fleet admirals and coast guard captains were always outplayed by Sinbad, who had already predicted at least four of the most likely outcomes, capitalized on the best route and had at least two back-up plans prepared. Only Poseidon and Sobek were able to catch him completely off-guard.

## Equipment

**Unnamed Cursed Sword**: An unidentified sword belonging to Sinbad. It was of crimson and black coloration and had the design of a saber. During his fight with Poseidon, the Sea Goddess noticed a very powerful dark aura oozing out of the blade. Varuna, whose 'Dharma' had made contact with the energies of Sinbad's sword said the saber was made from one of Azi Dahãka's ribs and imbued in the essence of Angra Mainyu.

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Sinbad's favorite foods were sake and Higashizame steak.
* Sinbad's appearance is based on Gol D. Roger from **One Piece**.