Ate the Bird-Bird Fruit, Model: Phoenix, a Mythical Zoan type, allowing him to transform into a phoenix. He has the ability to regenerate his body with the Blue Flames of Resurrection, boasting transcendent defensive and stalling capabilities that can block or hold off attacks even from Emperors or Navy Admirals. He ends his sentences with "-yoi." He is the 1st Division Commander and doctor of the Whitebeard Pirates. Whitebeard trusts him more than anyone else, and he is like Whitebeard's right hand. He has a caring personality, so his comrades follow him well. He occupies the eldest son position and is one of the few intellectuals and voices of reason on the ship.

Portgas D. Ace. He formed a childhood brotherhood with Monkey D. Luffy, captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, and Sabo, the Revolutionary Army's Chief of Staff known as the "Flame Emperor." As the only child of the "Pirate King" Gol D. Roger, he spent his life wandering and questioning whether he, born with the blood of a "demon," deserved to exist. He is the 2nd Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates. On the Moby Dick, he occupies the youngest brother position. He is cheerful and is a user of the Logia-type Flame-Flame Fruit.

Edward Newgate. Since he formed the crew as a family, he treasures and cares for all his crew members as his greatest riches. The members of the Whitebeard Pirates in turn call him "Father" and offer their loyalty, and the subordinate crews also cherish him like a father. He is a man of immense pride and self-esteem. While he can be partially dismissive or look down on others, he shows significant respect toward those he acknowledges.

The older brother of "Lingering Snow" Kikunojo, one of the Akazaya Nine. He is the 16th Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates. His weapons are dual flintlock pistols. He originally used a sword despite being unskilled with it, but switched to being a gunslinger after Vista suggested it was his true specialty.

Has a sly and sociable personality. He is the 4th Division Commander and head chef of the Whitebeard Pirates.

Monkey D. Luffy. Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, a boy who aims to become the Pirate King by finding the world's greatest treasure, the One Piece, left behind by Gol D. Roger. Grandson of the "Navy Hero" Monkey D. Garp and son of the "World's Worst Criminal" Monkey D. Dragon. He is fearless, optimistic, loves freedom and adventure, and treasures his comrades and friends. He respects Shanks, who saved his life and led him to the path of a pirate. Fundamentally, Monkey D. Luffy is a brawler-type fighter who combines superhuman physical abilities with the elasticity of a rubber body.

6th Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates. A veteran crewman who has stayed by Edward Newgate's side for over 30 years. He is a world-class master swordsman whose fame is recognized even by the world's strongest swordsman, "Hawk-Eye" Dracule Mihawk. Utilizing his swordsmanship, he excels as a shock troop commander leading the charge on the battlefield. Contrary to his high reputation, he acts with the crew's interests as his priority. He freely wields two sabers and serves as the vanguard of the attack for the Whitebeard Pirates, who are renowned as the strongest pirate crew.

12th Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates. Born in the South Blue, his birthday is February 4th (Aquarius). A swordsman who uses a blade. He wears a scarf and his appearance is reminiscent of Peter Pan.

The Chief of the Red Hair Pirates and one of the Four Emperors who rule over the New World. The benefactor of the protagonist Monkey D. Luffy. Despite being at the pinnacle of piracy, he sets his sights on free adventure rather than useless conflict. Even as a Great Pirate called an "Emperor," he is very easygoing. However, he is by no means a soft pacifist; his ruthlessness toward enemies is no different from other pirates. He never fails to punish those who insult his friends. Overall, the atmosphere of his crew is very casual, and their attire is extremely plain. Unlike the Beast Pirates or Big Mom Pirates who clash violently for hegemony, he shows a side faithful to the romance of piracy, wandering the seas leisurely. Because of this, the Five Elders viewed the Red Hair Pirates as relatively acceptable, noting they do not try to upend the world.