Moby-Dick's Treasure

[The Whitebeard Pirates' fun daily life is underway!]

Doreen considers herself an ordinary person with no special abilities.

Back in another world, all she did was train Pokemon, battle, and travel around the world on the side.

Even after the spatial overlord Palkia sent her to another world, Doreen didn't feel that her life had changed much. She still trained Pokemon, fought enemies, and traveled all over the sea by ship.

But can someone explain what these men who keep showing up out of nowhere are doing here? Why are they all so curious!

"Marco!! Put down that Poke Ball!! It can't catch you! Not even an Ultra Ball!"

"And you, Thatch!! Get away from Victini!! It's not a stove! Go find Ace!"

"Newgate!! You stole my sake again!! The moo-moo milk beside you is yours!"

"Ace, stay away from Qinggeng Meow! That kid is super afraid of fire. Aaaah, it's going to catch fire!!"

The Moby Dick, which had never had a female combatant before, suddenly found itself with a young woman on board. She commanded all sorts of different 'monsters' and effortlessly dealt with anyone who harbored ill intentions toward the ship.

As the battles piled up, so did the bounty posters.

The Beast Tamer, Doreen.

But perhaps it wasn't only Pokemon she could tame. The ones even more worth taming than Pokemon... were people.

A treasure isn't necessarily something to be protected. It could also be someone who lures pirates in and tames them into fighting for her.

Both the Navy and the pirates initially thought Edward Newgate had grown tired of taking in sons and wanted a little daughter instead...

But then... you're telling me this is his daughter???

The strongest pirate's lap became her private seat, and the towering captain indulged her without question;

The phoenix's second-in-command cherished her like a treasure, his healing blue flames always by her side;

The chef, who had narrowly escaped death, tempted her with delicious food, hoping only to hold her gaze for a moment;

The scorching, vibrant flame stayed by her side alone, freely continuing a life that should never have been cut short;

The Whitebeard Pirates' story will never end. The Moby Dick will sail forever across the sea they love.

They are children of the sea.

Theme: The best Whitebeard Pirates, children of the sea