The most extroverted characters in the series

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• Ulti's endless energy leads to loud behavior and insults, irritating but also endearing qualities.
• Sanji's extroverted personality stems from his time as a chef, sometimes taking turns to amuse the crew.
• Characters like Queen, Big Mom, Doflamingo, and Luffy exemplify extroverted traits in a variety of ways, from craving attention to making friends easily.

Given the sheer number of weird and wonderful people a piece In the world, being an extroverted character who enjoys hanging out with others whenever possible can be an advantageous personality trait. There were many characters a piece They can be considered extroverts because of how loud, expressive, and friendly they can be, although this can also come with some drawbacks.

Sometimes, these characters reveal a little too much information to the enemy, but this can also make them a little annoying to others. However, when all is said and done, being an extrovert is far from a bad thing, and it can ultimately make for a very endearing character to watch and follow along on the journey.

8 Ulti

She has more energy than she knows what to do with

• First appearance: Episode 982

While the other members of Kaido's Tobiroppo appear as quiet and mysterious characters, Vomit is the complete opposite, always making sure to scream his head off and be the center of attention. Most of the time, this angers her brother, Page One, who always gets on the receiving end of her insults.

As seen disrespecting Nami during their confrontation in the third act of the Wano arc, Ulti never stops yapping when she meets a new opponent. It is constantly felt that Ulti has more energy than she knows what to do with, resulting in her being a very loud and extroverted member of the Tobiroppo crew.

7 Winsmoke Sanji

Despite a lonely childhood, Sanji became an extrovert during his time as a chef

• First Appearance: Episode 20

Despite being the lone outcast of his family as a child, Sanji grew up to be a very fun-loving and friendly person who always brought much joy to the Straw Hat team. Sanji's outgoing personality makes a lot of sense as he has worked as a cook for many years and interacted with hundreds, if not thousands, of customers during his time at Barati.

There have also been times, though, when Sanji speaks loudly when he probably shouldn't, especially when he's around attractive women. Instead of letting his tragic childhood force him into isolation, Sanji decides to embrace his newfound friends who are always there to accompany him on his journey to arrive in one piece.

6 the queen

Always need to be focused

• First appearance: Episode 910

The Queen and the King, Kaido's two right-hand men, are complete opposites of each other in terms of personality. While the King is the silent, stoic type, the Queen is a character who seeks attention, as shown when she puts on an entire performance at Onigashima where she can be seen busting some moves on stage to everyone's admiration.

During the performance, all of Kaido's soldiers seem infatuated with the queen, indicating that he is the kind of guy whose infectious charisma makes everyone want to be around him. The amount of conversation he does through the Wano arc also indicates that he likes the sound of his own voice and rarely closes his mouth when on screen.

5 big mother

Nothing is more fun than planning a big get-together with your extended family

• First appearance: Episode 571

Unlike her fellow yonko, Kaido, who can often be seen drinking away all his misery by his loneliness, Big Mom is always surrounded by people – or to be more specific, her homies. While she sleeps or digs into another large cake, there will always be living inanimate objects flying around her, or one of her many children teaming up with her.

As seen in the Whole Cake Island arc, Big Mom also likes to organize big and elaborate events for herself and her family to enjoy together. Of course, that arc also showed that ruining these kinds of encounters, and especially eliminating the food portion, can turn her into a crazed behemoth, but Big Mom still comes off as a huge extrovert from what fans have seen. his

4 Donquixote Doflamingo

An extroverted villain who always says whatever comes to his sick and twisted mind

• First Appearance: Episode 151

Shy, oblivious, and casually rude, Doflamingo is a character who rarely thinks before he speaks, and as a result, he expresses himself several times over the course of the story. When he's not giving loud and obnoxious speeches about the state of the world for all to hear, Doflamingo enjoys spending time with his new family and ignoring the people of Dressrosa who are forced to serve under him.

Many fans a piece Comparisons will be made between Doflamingo and Crocodile, but while the latter is a very closed-off and secretive person, Doflamingo always tries to make his presence known, which is evident through his flashy dress sense. The fact that Duffy is confined to an impel down cell with seemingly no one to talk to must be killing him inside, considering his extroverted personality.

3 Portgas D. Ace

A fun-loving man as much as his younger brother

• First Appearance: Episode 91

While Ace makes some physical appearances throughout a piece Story, it became quite clear that, along with his adventures, the former Whitebeard crew member was an extrovert like his younger brother. Ace devoted himself to the Whitebeard 'family', always seen hanging out with his allies – and even hunting Blackbeard because he turned his back on the crew.

Ace's outgoing nature is also mentioned by other characters that Luffy encounters in the story, for example, Otama, who mentions that he met Ace before the Straw Hats arrived in Wano. It's unfortunate that Ace didn't get to interact with the Straw Hats for very long due to his sudden death, as having such a personality would have made him a fun character to team up with Sunny over and over again.

2 round D. Roger

The legendary pirate can always be seen having a good time with his crew – and his enemies

• First Appearance: Episode 1

Any time goal d. When Roger appears in flashbacks, he is always seen having a good time with his crewmates — or sometimes even his enemies. The legendary pirate seemed to love nothing more than drinking and singing happy pirate songs on his ship, but he also interacted with all the places he encountered on his travels, and he even sat down to chat with Whitebeard a few times. .

He is also shown as a character who always says whatever is on his mind, no matter how inappropriate or random, which is similar to Luffy. As shown by the small glimpses into Roger's past, there's no doubt that being on his ship was an absolute blast, considering how much he loved to socialize.

1 Monkey D. Luffy

The enthusiastic and outgoing captain of the Straw Hat crew is rarely ever seen alone

• First Appearance: Episode 1

Luffy is one of the most extroverted shonen heroes ever created, and as a result, he has made hundreds of friends during his many escapades with the crew. Luffy has the unique ability to make friends with anyone he meets – unless, of course, they're a villain who's up to no good. He is easily excited and likes to be around his fellow naka as much as possible, to the point where it is impossible to see him alone.

Luffy is also the type of character whose boundless energy will always see him leaping into action rather than feeling anxious or worried about the outcome. All of this creates a very outgoing and friendly captain who has been an absolute joy to watch since his first appearance in the series.