The name can even be viewed as an excessive reward for Usopp's efforts. God Usopp was first used in the Dressrossa Arc. Ironically, contrary to his other identities, "God Usopp" was born from mistaken facts and coincidences. Out of all Usopp's fake names, "God Usopp" is the most legendary. The whole drama even led to the Tontatta pirates naming their ship, Usoland. Lucky for Usopp, the following events that occurred in Dressrossa arc worked in his favor, solidifying the Tontatta tribe’s belief that he was truly Noland’s descendant.
The fake identity was a smart attempt of Usopp aimed at escaping from the Tontatta Kingdom. In reality, Usopp meant no harm by lying about his name. Usopp then claimed to be a descendant of this famed character, dubbing the name, Usoland.Įxpertly mixing the truth with well-crafted lies, Usopp was able to spin a believable story for the citizens of the Tontatta tribe. The individual, Mont Blanc Noland, was an icon in the Tontatta Kingdom, revered as a heroic sailor. The simple-minded citizens of the mini country fell prey to Usopp's legendary lies. In Dressrossa, the mini people of the Tontatta Kingdom. However, the ship's name is a product of Usopp's mischief. "Usoland" both alludes to Usopp's fake identity in the Dressrossa arc and the ship of the Tontatta pirates. Regardless, it’s among Usopp’s accolades for being able to improvise and proffer quick solutions to critical issues. The identity Sogeking is yet to make its appearance in the Wano arc it probably never would. Sogeking may be a laughable development in One Piece, but the fake identity allowed Usopp to fight alongside his former crew members while avoiding the issue of his sad departure. After Sogeking made his appearance, Chopper bought the fake identity, hook, line, and sinker, asking Sogeking for his autograph, adding to One Piece’s long list of funny moments. While he plays the new, foreign identity, Sogeking, Usopp talks with a deeper voice, sticking to the language used by the Samurais in the Wano Kingdom. Naturally, the disguise fooled the simple-minded Luffy and even the crew doctor, Chopper.
To counter this shortcoming, Usopp camouflaged his original identity using a mask.Ĭalling himself "Sogeking," derived from the Japanese word for sniper (sogeki) and the English word "King," Usopp was able to birth a new identity every member of the Straw Hats saw through. He then made an open remark to Sanji and Zoro that he could not help them with their rescue mission due to the heavy guilt he felt and his pride. Usopp resolved the leave the Straw Hats until he saw his former crewmates struggling to save Nico Robin, highly sought after by the Navy and the World Government. Initially, Usopp left the Straw Hats crew following the big fight he had with Luffy, his captain, over Going Merry. “Sogeking” is one of Usopp's biggest identities that One Piece introduced to fans in the Enies Lobby Arc.
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