The tattoo on the left side of his chest is black (light blue in the anime), containing numerous images of flowers integrated into its design. Unlike many high-ranking Marines, he does not wear a tie, but instead leaves his light red colored flower-patterned shirt unbuttoned, showing his muscular neck and part of his tattoo. He usually wears a standard Marine cap and sports a crimson, double-breasted suit, decorated with what appears to be a pink rose on his left buttonhole. He stands at 306 cm (10'), making him taller than other massive characters like Jinbe, who is 301 cm. He's about as tall as his fellow admirals, with a square-shaped face, very pronounced facial features, and short black hair. Sakazuki is an incredibly tall, light-skinned, unusually muscular man (the most muscular of the former admirals and being on par with Sengoku and Garp). Teach, and, after his promotion, he currently serves as one of main antagonists for the remainder of the One Piece series. Because of his actions, Sakazuki is one of the three main antagonists of the Marineford Arc alongside Sengoku and Marshall D. Sakazuki is perhaps the most strident follower of Absolute Justice in the entire series, to the point where his extremism prompted his fellow admiral Aokiji to oppose his promotion to fleet admiral and resign from the Marines after this effort failed. In the anime, he was mentioned earlier by vice admiral Jonathan during the anime-only G-8 Arc, which aired after Akainu had been revealed in the manga. In the manga, Akainu was first mentioned by Nico Robin during the initial encounter with Aokiji.
Upon becoming the fleet admiral, one of Sakazuki's first decisions was to relocate Marine Headquarters into the New World in preparation for the New Pirate Age. During the first half of the series, he was one of the three admirals, as the last one to debut. Sakazuki, formerly known by his admiral alias Akainu, is the current fleet admiral of the Marines, succeeding the previous fleet admiral, Sengoku. Always make sure you have competent heir, if you should die before your destiny has been reached.Logia For the ceremony, see Sakazuki (Ceremony).
Doublecross your enemies in an honorable and auspicious manner. Watch your enemies fall like cherry blossoms in the early dawn of spring. Use your military might, your smooth talking tongue, and your guile to increase your power. Play as a Japanese nobleman and unite the land of the Rising Sun under your iron fist. Sengoku is a deep character driven strategy game set in 16th century Japan.
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