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Jewelry Bonney - Anne Bonny

Just like Bonney is the illegitimate daughter of a Celestial, Anne was allegedly the illegitimate daughter of an attorney and his servant (although this hasn't been proven by historical records) Unfortunately, Anne didn't have a Kuma of her own. Aside from both being female pirates, that's where the similarities end.

Anne was a pirate during the golden age of piracy in the 1700s and was only active for a short time before her and the crew she served were captured. Another woman pirate that worked alongside her was Mary Read, who was allegedly her lover, although this has also not been proven. Both Anne and Mary were given stays in execution due to claiming they were pregnant, but this is thought to be a lie to delay their deaths. Mary died in prison, and Anne is thought to have been let go and have reitegrated into society.

Ultimately, not very much of Anne's history has reliable sources, and her story is likely lost to time.

Bellamy - Samuel Bellamy

Samuel Bellamy and One Piece Bellamy have very little in common, aside from both being pirate captains for a short time. Samuel Bellamy was only active for a short time in the early 1700s; despite this, he was known as one of richest pirates of the Golden Age. He was known for his mercy towards people he captured on raids, and gained the moniker "Prince of Pirates". One Piece Bellamy could never! His ship sunk in 1717 in a storm, and was recovered in 1984.

Marshall D. Teach - Edward Teach

Edward Teach was also only active for a short time. Despite this, he was very successful with a small fleet of over 300 men. Unlike Marshall, Edward was known for spurring unnecessary violence. While he had a reputation as a terrifying man, using his appearance to bolster this, he wasn't extremely cruel to the crews of the ships he captured, unlike many pirates of his time. Like Marshall, though, they both started their careers serving under a captain, Edward under Benjamin Hornigold, and Marshall under Whitebeard. They also had in common their weapons and beard style; both carrying 3 pistols and tying their beards into pigtails. Edward, however, also would put slow fuses in his beard to intimidate the people he raided.

Thatch - Edward Thatch

Edward Thatch was also Edward Teach; fake names were commonly used by pirates to avoid bring shame upon their families. Although, it's possible Thatch was his real last name, not Teach, as people who met Blackbeard referred to him a Thatch. One Piece Thatch and Edward Thatch both did not engage in unnecessary violence, or cruelty for cruelty's sake.

King of the Pirates: Gol D. Roger - Henry Every

One of the few pirates who was able to escape prosecution and death in battle, Henry is known as the King of the Pirates for pulling off the most profitable heist in the history of piracy. Like Roger, Henry also inspired a global manhunt, after Henry successfully pulled off a raid of the Grand Mughal's (an empire that controlled most of India in the 1700s) ships during their pilgrimage to Mecca. Unlike Roger, Henry was not just a pirate, but also a slave trader. Back when he was a privateer and a slave trader, instead of a pirate and slave trader, he had an unusual reputation for attacking other slave trading ships and chaining the crews of the ships he attacked up with the slaves. In short, besides the title, Henry Every had little in common with Gol D. Roger.