Items

This is a list of all items acquired by the crew across their various adventures, each item is placed into a certain category for each episode.

Consumables - Food and drinks the crew gets.

Wares - Clothing and the like that can be worn.

Trophies - Items collected that may or may not have value, but can be proudly shown.

Gear - Items that can be used in battle like weapons or armor.

Supplies - Items that are used to survive in a utility sense.

Usables - Items that are used one time and used for some effect.

Gift -  Items that are meant for someone else, and would return them back to the owner.

Misc - Items with few to one purpose on what they do.

(No items are listed for 22, 24 and 36 since no items were picked up in those episodes)

Episode 1: "Shipwrecked"
Big Medkit - A large med kit with multiple uses. Found on the shipwrecked beach where a medical marine saved it before he died. The crew was able to find it after the conflict with the remaining marines. (Usable)

Big Bag of Meat - A bag filled with a lot of various meats. Found on the shipwrecked beach that Duros searched for. For the trip across the ocean, they needed food to survive. (Consumables)

Bundles of Firewood - Firewood that was made from the surrounding trees of the abandoned island. Ragnar quickly chopped some up when the group were talking about how they could escape. Could have been used to help repair a ship, but the intent is just for firewood. (Supplies)

Water Sack - A container that can be filled with water, enough for 5 people for several days. It was made by Pearl on the abandoned island. And was made useful to cross the ocean to Gallows Island. (Supplies)

Sparrow Eye Tavern Ale - Ale that had come from a pub on Gallows Island, called “The Sparrow Eye tavern”. Duros and Ragnar were able to convince the bar owner to get them ale from a tab on William. But thanks to their intimidation, they got the ale for free. Which the rest of the crew enjoyed. (Consumables)

Supreme Bait - Live bait used for fishing. Duros and William found a large amount of supreme bait scattered around a back alley. William took a bag of them because it would be useful for fishing, and that it is quality bait. (Supplies)

Fishing Hat - A fishing hat that belonged to an Angler pirate guard. They knocked him out using a door both Ragnar and Duros broke down in the Mayor’s Manor. It’s brown and has little hooks and bobbers attached to it. (Wares)

Manor Keys - Keys that belong to the basement of the Mayor’s manor in Gallows Island. Found on a knocked out Angler guard. Its basement was where the crew had to go to fight off the Angler Pirates. (Misc)

Rodney's Fishing Pole - A quality fishing pole that belonged to Rodney Poldark. It was strong enough to be used as a weapon, which could knock out and drag William’s body. Was taken after Rodney was killed after their fight. Duros makes use of this fishing pole to fish, and get a steady source of food at the start. (Trophies/Supplies)

Angler’s Violin - a well kept violin from one of the Angler pirates. The symbol of the Anglers is engraved onto the back. The Violin was stolen after the fight and death of Rodney and his subordinates. Verona in particular had a thing against the one playing the violin and was aggressive with the violinist in their fight. William has on occasion played it. (Trophies/Misc)

Manor Wine - Bottled wine found in the wine cellar under the manor. The wine cellar was the home base for the Anglers so the wine was close by after the fight. Ragnar swiped some since he wanted a drink on the go, but couldn’t do so with ale. (Consumables)

Rodney’s Hats - Several hats that Rodney Poledark was wearing at the time. As a sign of him being the captain, he wears many hats at a time. Taken by Duros after the fight, Duros has also worn all 3 of them at the same time. Similar look to the regular Angler Pirate hats. (Wares)

Frigworth's Treasure Map - A family treasure map that belonged to the shipwright Frigworth. It was the reward given to the crew for rescuing his son. Said to lead to a devil fruit. And pointed to a snowy island nearby in this part of the South Blue. It showed several islands and the towns on them, and also a part of sea where sea kings stayed. (Supplies)

Episode 2: "The Yogi Pooh"
Orange Juice - A pitcher of Orange Juice from Frigeworth. Thinking Ragnar is delirious, for his own good he gave him some citrus in case he was having scurvy delusions. Used to spice drinks. (Consumables)

Fish - Sea fish that is fished by Duros. No description on what kind but are still edible. And would be fished out of the oceans many times throughout their journey. Usually done by Duros. (Consumables)

Pearl's Fished Out Boots - A couple dozen boots that Pearl fished out of the sea. Pearl is just unlucky enough to get junk from the sea instead of food. So about 25 loose boots around the crew’s ship. (Wares)

The Mailman's Den Den Mushi - A den den mushi that belonged to a marine mailman. The mailman was going to give Cranstin his usual letter but was jumped by the crew. The snail would be able to contact other marine vessels and bases nearby. Ragnar was able to wrestle it out of the mailman’s hands and William was able to snatch it. (Misc)

Old Man Letter - A certain letter that belongs to old man Cranstin. It talks about the changing of his son’s name from Arthur to Marrow, the killing of a friend and burning his house down, a blockade that’s run by Lt. Hubris, and how he had acquired a devil fruit from pirates. Stolen by Verona sneakily. (Misc)

Polar Bear Meat - Meat from a polar bear. A polar bear attacked the crew and after killing it, Ragnar proceeded to chop it to pieces for its meat. the bear was later revealed to be the pet of a giant who lost him. The crew soon regretted killing it after learning. (Consumables)

Fish Boots - Some fish that were strapped together with some boots that make them stand upright. The fish came from Duros’ fishing and the boots from Pearl’s failed attempt at fishing. They were created by the crew to give the lonely giant some companionship so he could stop crying. Which would make the island stop snowing. The giant loved them and was satisfied for the moment. (Gift)

Episode 3: "The Devil Fruit"
Steam Pipe Pirates Jolly Roger - A Jolly Roger that belongs to the Steam Pipe Pirates. The flag is their symbol, and it depicts a sideways skull with lead pipes on the side and a top hat. It was ripped up and somewhat damaged in the ruins of the village that they pocketed it from. Ragnar seemed to have a history with this symbol, and became more serious when referring to it. (Trophies/Misc)

The Kuma Kuma no mi Model Grizzly (Bear Devil Fruit) - A devil fruit from the underground ruins of a village on an abandoned island. This fruit allows the person to turn into a grizzly bear acquiring added protection, greater power, more strength, more bulk with more defenses, and a better sense of smell. He can go full bear or hybrid mode. After obtaining the fruit and recovering from a battle with out an out of control Pearl, Ragnar laid his burdens and wanted the fruit to give an idea why the person that burned his village wanted this fruit, and is now the current user. Later on Ragnar unlocked a special transformation that makes him transform into an even bigger bear, which increases his power and range even more. The downside is that since he is bigger, he can’t fit in small places with this mode. The fruit looked like a pear with brown fur all over it. (Usable/Consumable)

1st Bounty Posters for William and Pearl - The first set of bounty posters for the crew, which only had William and Pearl at the time. William was worth 10 million and Pearl was worth 50 million but only alive. They were taken off the body of Lt. Hubris after defeating him in their fight. (Trophies/Misc)

Episode 4: "The Gravy Boat"
Cannonballs - Some hard, iron cannonballs found on the Marine vessel of Lt. Hubris. Used for the Yogi Pooh to fire upon enemy ships. They only ever used them later on against Trevor’s ship, but they weren’t that useful against him. (Usables)

Marine Maps - Some maps found on the Marine vessel of Lt. Hubris. William picked some up to get a better idea of the Marines in the area. They had some nice info that Verona could use. Including where the Marine’s routes are which the crew could avoid. (Supplies)

Gravy’s Marine Stew - Stew meant for the Lt. Hubris' Marine group, was given instead to the Devil’s Luck Pirates. Made by the mysterious cook Gravy. The crew talked about taking him along since they were going to burn the Marine ship down. William was also suspicious of poison in the stew and made Gravy eat some first. But it was fine. (Consumables)

Hubris' Coat - The coat that belonged to Lt. Hubris, it shows off his rank to the Marines. As the crew was set to continue the journey, they looted Hubris’ corpse once more. The coat has numerous bullet holes. (Wares/Misc)

Hubris’ Axes - The axes that belonged to Lt. Hubris. Before the crew left to continue their journey, they looted Hubris’ corpse. They found many throwing and hand axes. Up to 20 of them. (Gear/Trophies)

Navy Uniforms - Uniforms of the Marines that were on Lt. Hubris’ vessel. William took as many as he could all in different sizes for the crew to wear. Usually for some kind of disguise he could whip out to pass as a Marine. (Wares)

Navy Medkits - Medkits that were on the Marine vessel. After the fight with Lt. Hubris, they stole these medkits. There were 10 of them that they took and could give a small heal to them after using it. (Usables)

Krendor Saloon Booze - Some on the house beer from a Saloon in Krendor. After finding Atom on a saloon, William asked the barkeep there for their finest whiskey. But because he was so indecisive, the barkeep gave his crew some cheap beer. (Consumables)

The Bun Man’s Buns - Buns baked by The Bun Man. While still running an underground info gambling scheme, he could still bake delicious buttered buns straight from the oven. The crew really liked them so much that they bought more before leaving the Island of Krendor. (Consumables)

The Roulette Roulette no mi (Roulette Devil Fruit) - A devil fruit won by the crew through a gambling match with the info broker Bullet. The fruit allows the user to spin a roulette wheel, which gives the user a random devil fruit ability. As time went on, William could make more rolls with his power and could make the powers last longer. After winning it, William took the crew out and became the current user. They were in the shape of two cherries attached to each other, and had question marks and a wheel design going over the fruits. (Usables/Consumables)

Episode 5: "Technical Issues"
Volt's Arm - A robotic steampunk-like arm that was attached to Volt. After killing one of the commanders of the steam pipe pirates along with some underlings that were around, William, before the crew left, cut off that mechanical arm and gave it to Ragnar as a trophy. The arm could generate an electric shock using the body 's own electricity and create a massive shock. (Gear/Trophies)

Steam Pipe Pirate Hats - A bunch of top hats that belong to the Steam Pipe Pirates. Duros took some from the moved out base for his hat collection. Taking them from the abandoned Steam Pipe Pirates base as most of the crew left for a big event, while the remaining members were killed by the crew. (Wares)

Gravy’s Salads - Bowls of salad that Gravy prepared for the crew. After the fight with some Steam Pipe Pirates, they exit the cave and Gravy was still around preparing the salads. Made of typical greenery, vegetables and whatever else he had on hand. (Consumables)

Valve’s and Extra Random Wanted Posters - Wanted posters found on a sinking Marine vessel after a fight with a Steam Pipe Pirates vessel. It has pirates on them including William’s but also Eustass Valve’s. Which has his picture and his bounty being 40 million. William took this to Ragnar to show him what the leader of the Steam Pipe Pirates looks like. (Trophies/Misc)

Episode 6: "Prison Break"
Tarako and Prison Map - Maps created by Pearl and Duros that depict the Kingdom of Tarako and the prison of the island. It shows the Navy base, the harbor, the middle and Noble districts, Dragon tower, auction house, workers area, the guard barracks, and the Tarako castle. The prison was also depicted like a cross sign for the main building, with 4 walls surrounding the prison, 2 gates with one facing to the land and the other to the sea, with the prison placed on a peninsula of the island. They used these maps on their mission on Tarako. (Supplies)

Prison Guard Uniforms - Uniforms from the Tarako prison guards. Taken by Verona and William when they needed to knock out the guards, they both took their outfits just in case. And be used to disguise themselves and head into the prison among the chaos. (Wares)

Boss's Calling Card - A calling card that was the sign of Jason Locksworth AKA William's old Boss. It was a blue card with a white key on it. This is the inverse of what William used to leave which where red cards with black keys. And showed that he was in the prison, but had escaped. (Misc)

Episode 7: "Yeehaw"
Candle Necklace from “Not Steve” Tako - A metal necklace in the shape of an upside down candle, having a plastic fire to make it look like even more of a candle. It also has the number 2 written on it signifying the owners rank in the Eight Flames. Used to belong to Not Steve, also known as Tako, but in his fight with the Devil’s Luck Pirates, Ragnar killed him and the candle traded hands between William, Verona, and Ragnar. When shown to Bullet, she mentions how seeing that means there was someone that wanted you dead, and that you are almost guaranteed to die by the people that hold these necklaces. (Misc/Wares)

Steam Pipe Pirate's Steam Gun - A gun that belonged to the Steam pipe pirates. This gun runs on steam power and can boost the damage the bullet does. This was taken by William when facing Steam Pipe pirates and Piper, where he took it off one of the dead members. And uses it all the way up to G4 where he loses it. (Gear)

Piper's Pipes - Piper’s metal pipes that she used as weapons. After she was defeated and left dead, Willliam who had given his sword to Jasper for him to use, took these pipes just in case he could use them as some kind of melee weapon. (Gear/Trophies)

Bullet's Pistols - The 4 pistols Bullet used to fight the Devil’s Luck Pirates. She was able to fire all 4 of them at the same time. After showing her the candle, Bullet dropped her guns and Duros, William, and Verona pocketed them for themselves. They are just regular pistols, they were only notable because she could fire all them at once. The crew never really used these but had them on their person just in case. And Duros gave his back to Bullet when heading into the Candle’s base. (Trophies/Gift)

Medkit of the Ruined Town - A single medkit found in the destroyed town in the Tarako Kingdom. The group could only salvage a single of the medkits in town for the big fight against Valve and Marrow. (Usables)

Bullet's Green Bullets - These are the green bullets that Bullet had on her person. Once hit, there is a chance a poisonous plant starts to grow on the person and could eventually restrict an enemies movements. The Devil’s Luck Pirates searched Bullet's body and pocketed them for Verona to use.Which he used but failed on several opponents. They took 4 of these bullets. (Gear/Usables)

Episode 8: "The Throne Room Battle"
Marrow's Bones (In Duros' shield) - The shards of Marrow’s bones from his “Bone Bone Explosion” attack that were left in Duros' Shield. Duros was able to block all of those shards and protect his crew from all that damage. Duros’ shield was able to somehow survive all that, but some shards were left indented into his shield. (Trophies)

Jasper's Blessed Sword “Benevolence” - A blessed Wazamono sword that belonged to Jasper and the symbol of Tarako. Jasper gave his sword to Duros as a gift, to show that Duros proved himself worthy as the protector of the kingdom and should have the pride of the kingdom rest on his shoulders. He later on named it Benevolence. Which has the strange ability to absorb the life of whoever he strikes to heal the user. it shines in a brilliant manner. And this blade became his new main weapon that he brings to every battle from this point on. (Gear)

The Letter of Boss - The letter left by Boss for William to read. It told William that Boss wants him to disassociate with him as he took some gold and a devil fruit and headed to the Grandline. William is somewhat irked by this after so long of thinking he was dead. And while he did keep the letter, he didn’t care for the state of it and crumbled it up into his pocket. (Misc)

Episode 9: "The Grand Line"
Jasper’s Banquet - A feast provided by Jasper and his servants in Tarako. Mostly composed of different meats and ale. Was thrown as a celebration for the crew that saved the kingdom. (Consumables)

Devil's Luck Pirates Jolly Roger - The Jolly Roger for the Devil’s Luck Pirates, making it the symbol for their crew. Made by Jasper and his artisan skills, even making a couple more just in case the current flag gets too damaged. It depicts a skull and bones, but the rounded skull has a roulette wheel surrounding it, devil horns jutting out of the skull, and a slot machine with “777” in the middle of the skull. (Trophies/Misc)

Tarako Medkits - Medkits provided by the Kingdom of Tarako. They were a token of gratitude and a gift for the Devil’s Luck Pirates’ long journey to the Grandline. And served as useful supplies for the crew. They were given 15 of them for the journey to come. (Usables)

Gravy’s Bangers and Mash - Food provided by Gravy after their adventures on Tarako ended. Mashed potatoes and sausage all covered in gravy. They were given them after picking him up, and after that they all head to the grandline. (Consumables)

Picture of Boss - A picture of boss provided by Hemlock. It depicts a tall man with black hair and a beard with a mustache. His name was “Jason Locksworth” at the time. When we do see him later on, he no longer looks exactly like the picture anymore. (Misc)

Le Cloque's Log Pose and Eternal Pose - Louis’ Poses, which are compasses that are meant to traverse the Grandline, as no normal compass can be used. The Log Pose is meant to lock onto an island's magnetic field and can guide a crew to it. While Louis had one for normal travel, he also had an eternal pose, which is a Log Pose that can only point towards one specific island. This island is his home island, L'Arbor. And he vowed to return there and set things right. (Supplies)

Episode 10: "Are We The Bad Guys?"
Bait's Coat - Commander Bait’s coat of justice. This coat shows the rank of higher rank marines. After being stabbed by Duros, the Devil’s luck Pirates looted the dead body of Bait as William took the cape, as a sort of collection of his. Having one higher compared to Hubris’ coat. (Wares/Misc)

2nd Bounty Posters - The second set of bounties for the Devil’s Luck Pirates, with updated warrants and prices with the events of Tarako. William’s is 50 million, Ragnar is 30 million, Duros and Verona are 25 million, Pearl is 15 million, and Louis is 20. They were taken off the dead body of Commander Bait after a scuffle took place. Having their first proof that they all have become true pirates. (Trophies)

Bait’s Shark Fin - The back fin of Commander Bait’s transformed body. Commander Bait was a shark Zoan so after he died, the Devil’s Luck Pirates cut off his fin for Gravy to cook. Which Gravy made into Shark fin stew. Duros is still haunted that they did this. (Consumables)

Wooden Spoon - A wooden spoon used for cooking or for eating. William took one from one of the homes from the deforested island after bringing a young boy’s “possible” parents in a house. For some reason he needed it. But was helpful for Verona when he needed to eat a Devil fruit. (Misc)

Gravy’s Toad in the hole - Gravy’s toad in the hole is a dish he served after the crew returned from their adventures on the deforested island. It is sausages and batter, William describes it as “Sounds really good and heart attackey”. (Consumables)

Episode 11: "Family Issues"
Trevor's Den Den Mushi - A den den Mushi that’s specifically connected to one that Trevor has. It allows William to connect and call him whenever. While pretending to be hunting Jason with Trevor, he gave him this to exchange information and to let Trevor know if William ever saw him. This doesn’t lead to what William expects as he got a call from Boss to have a final goodbye, at least in Boss’s perspective. (Misc)

Gravy’s Fish and Chips - Gravy’s dishes after the encounter with Trevor. Fish and Chips is battered potato wedges and fish all in one container. Possibly the potatoes came from the sea that Duros caught. (Consumables)

Gravy’s Special Gravy - Before they leave for L'Arbor and their journey, Gravy offers a shot of his signature gravy. As described by William and Duros, the gravy is very thick and could feel like the clogging of your heart. Possibly came from Boris as Gravy. (Consumables)

Snake Fang - A Long fang that came from a massive snake in the jungles of L'Arbor. After being swallowed by one of those snakes, William felt spited, terrified, and vengeful towards the giant snakes. So he cut off one of the snake's fangs to remind him those creatures were dead. (Trophies)

Potted Plant - A potted plant that Spruce gave to the crew. Using his powers he was able to instantly grow a Tulip. The crew were a little suspicious of the gift they were given, but it was harmless. (Misc)

Spruce’s Tea - Some tea that spruce was able to give to the crew. We don’t know what kind of tea it was, but it’s presumed he grows it all in his treehouse. Ragnar was suspicious of the drinks so he didn’t drink from the tea. He even warned the others not to drink it. (Consumables)

Episode 12: "Acid Snake"
The Ani Ani no mi (Animation Devil Fruit) - A devil fruit that was found in Spruce’s treehouse, hanging off one of the fruit growing trees. The fruit allows the user to animate a non living object. Possibly using the user’s own spirit, which the object can grow arms, legs, and most importantly eyes. The eyes the item grows allows the user to look through them, but can still generally give the objects commands. While the Devil’s Luck Pirates were planning on sitting on the devil fruit just in case, since the remaining two members didn’t want to eat it just yet. But during the fight with the Timberlord, Verona in a desperate attempt, ate the fruit hoping it could turn the tides. It did not, so he is now just working around the fact that he has these powers now and making the most of it. He has used this power in multiple ways, such as animating medkits to be used, animating objects to spy on people, animating objects to see if they are alive, and to force objects to move where he wants. Since then, he can now animate two objects at the same time. (Usables/Consumables)

Bag of Snakes - A bag that Hemlock carries around, which holds many snakes in it. Some can transform like what Monty and Noodle can do. The Devil’s Luck Pirates held onto it temporarily since they didn’t trust Hemlock joining them, so Ragnar held onto it. They eventually gave it back to her for the fight with the Timberlord. (Gear/Gift)

Episode 13: "Dadnar"
Chuck's Axe “The Mighty One” - The axe that belonged to Chuck, named The Mighty One. It’s more similar to a woodcutter's axe but is just as sharp as a battle axe, especially on wooden foes and structures which deal double the damage. After killing Chuck and rescuing a transformed Magnus, Ragnar took The Mighty One and gave his old axe to Magnus, which was meant to be for his 10th birthday. He now brandishes The Mighty One as his weapon of choice. (Gear)

Episode 14: "Timber!"
Hemlock's Poison - Some poison coatings to put onto weapons. She gave it to Verona to coat his bullets and fire upon the Timberlord. Possibly the only time someone was given an item and used it all up in the same episode. He had enough for 2 bullets, but missed one and knocked out Pearl with one. (Usable/Gear)

Candle Necklace from Hemlock - A metal necklace that’s in the shape of an upside down candle, even having a plastic looking fire to make it even more of a candle. It also has a number 6 written on it. Once belonging to Hemlock, but after the fight with the Timberlord, Hemlock deemed Ragnar the superior fighter compared to herself and traded Tako’s with her necklace. What Hemlock showed to the crew is that it has a tracking device and mini radar to track other candles, activate it by pushing down the plastic flame part. (Misc/Wares)

Episode 15: "Rawr x3"
Cleo’s Medkit - A med kit that Cleo had on hand and gave to the group after the fight with the Timberlord. It was somewhat customized with Cleo’s flair in terms of looks. But it was a normal med kit. (Usable)

Hastily Written G4 Maps - The maps that a marine had quickly made. Cleo threatened and killed some marines in order to make maps to G4, all to kill Jason Locksworth. By Verona’s reaction, they seem to be rushed and hard to decipher. (Supplies)

Eternal Pose to G4 - An Eternal pose from another set of Marines that Cleo stole from. It leads to G4 directly. Cleo first gave the rushed maps but she soon after gave the Eternal pose, which makes the maps to G4 not as useful anymore. (Supplies)

Gravy’s Pancakes and L'Arbor Maple Syrup - Some pancakes that Gravy cooked up for the crew on their way to G4. What makes them so special is that Gravy actually tapped some trees on L'Arbor and was able to get some maple syrup. Ragnar was really taken aback from this since he only had syrup. But the rest were either goofing around or trying to keep Cleo entertained. (Consumables)

Pyramid Island Medkits - 10 medkits bought from an apothecary on the pyramid island. They bought them all that was for sale. The merchant was an old man, and talked of clowns mugging and beating up people. (Usables)

Episode 16: "Clown Town"
Many Eyepatches - Eye Patches that were sold from the apothecary, but Ragnar stole them sneakily. Used to cover eyes and have different designs. (Wares)

Robot Clown Materials - The pile of scrap metal made up of blown up clown robots. The robots seem to be made of some durable metal that was made to look as human as possible. After investigating some of the parts, Verona recalls similar bits of metal from his childhood, but its so far back that it becomes a blur, and can’t remember why. He soon thereafter pocketed some for later use. But was later revealed to be the creations of his mother, Captain Verona. (Misc)

Cotton Candy - Some fluffy circus cotton candy from Big Bozo’s tent. After the fight with Bozo and his clowns and destroying them, they picked up Cotton candy for Cleo just to get her off everyone’s back. (Consumables/Gift)

Episode 17: "G4"
Clown Disguises - Some clown clothing taken from Big Bozo and his clowns. Typical stuff like the red nose, rainbow wig, a too-too, and other accessories. The Devil’s Luck Pirates are able to sneak into the Marine base, thinking they are the robotic clowns. Meaning the disguises work well enough. (Wears)

Golden Wolf Armor (Za Wulfo) - The golden armor JoJo specially made. The crew were given this armor after making a deal with the blacksmith to eliminate the clown bandit threat, and was given to Duros. It has some wolf motifs from the shoulder guards to the helmet that look like the heads of wolves. This increases his AC but the armor was also infused with some special power, which gives him a guardian spirit in the shape of a man with large muscles and a Wolf for a head. This increases Duros' range when he wants to protect someone in battle. He could also decrease the attack of enemies which can make it more likely he could protect someone. (Wears/Gear)

Juggling Bombs - 15 bombs shaped to the size of juggling bombs made specifically for the robotic clown bandits. The crew, dressed up as clowns, infiltrated a Marine base and they took some of the supplies meant for Big Bozo’s forces. They came in 3 crates and all of the 5 members of the Devil's Luck Pirates pocketed them. And used them a number of times during the G4 arc. (Gear/Usables)

Balloon Sword - A sword made out of balloon metal. These were used by the robotic clown bandits, made by Gregson of the Marines, along with other weaponry the clowns used like the bombs. William took this sword disguised as a clown. Not really using it much but he has it just in case. (Gear)

Pyramid Island Marine Uniforms - The uniforms found on the ship of the Pyramid Island Marines. They are standard issued uniforms and hats. Duros stole some extras on deck and gave them to the crew to try and pass off as Marine recruits. And walk around in G4. (Wears)

Marine Cafeteria Lunch - The food the marines eat on the G4 base in the cafeteria. Usually better than the food provided on the ships. They serve stew, porridge, corn, and a weird blue pineapple/pear thing that the rookie marine Cyril ate. The crew used this time to try and comfort him. (Consumables)

Episode 18: "Tower Destruction"
Sea Prism Stone Handcuffs - Handcuffs made of Sea prism stone, a type of stone that is harder than Diamond and has the ability to drain the stamina of Devil Fruit users, while also taking away a devil fruit user’s power. These cuffs are made for the Marines and keep pirates, specifically Devil Fruit users, chained up. Verona pocketed his, after William lockpicked Boss and freed him. And whenever he needs to subdue a particular enemy with a devil fruit ability, Verona uses these handcuffs. Assuming he also made a key for the cuffs to easily unlock them. (Misc/Supplies)

Episode 19: "Tides of Fate"
Trevor’s Sword of Justice “8 of Spades” - Trevor’s Ō Wazamono blade (one of the great 21 swords in the world), he dubbed his blade the “Sword of Justice". A longsword with a lotus style guard, that is strong enough to cut cannonballs mid flight. During the fight at G4, William was able to not only dodge Trevor’s attacks, but disarm him and grab onto the sword, which led to the defeat of Trevor. William took the sword and renamed it to the “The 8 of Spades” While still a martial weapon, William still used the blade as best as he could. (Gear)

Captain Verona’s Laser Eyes - The cybernetic eyes of Captain Verona that can shoot lasers. They can come out in small rapid blasts or overload them to make a big blast, big enough to boost a Marine Ship out of G4. After the fight in G4, the Devil Luck’s Pirates extracted them and did just that. They kept them in case they could use them later. (Misc/Gear)

Marine Ale - The ale on the Marine ship as they head away from G4. They celebrate their victory and drink merrily. Along with the rescued Jason Locksworth and the young former Marine Cyril. (Consumables)

Florence’s Machines - The machines Verona asked the late Florence to make before his death at the hands of Cleo. This includes a portable cannon, a mechanical bird, and a flying telescope. All in which Verona uses them by animating them. Even dubbing the bird itself as “Florence’s machine” in honor of his former crewmate. (Gear/Supplies)

Episode 20: "The Oasis"
Gravy’s Letter and Map - A letter made by Gravy that he erased. All for Louis to reverse time on. It gives an apology to the crew, warns them not to pursue him, but knows they will anyway. So he provided them with a map on how to reach the candle's base. Located in a pirate paradise known as “The Oasis”. (Misc/Supplies)

Boris - The boar companion of Gravy that he uses to fight with. Boris ate the Gravy logia and can transform his entire body into living Gravy, but can also grow to a large sIze. Boris was the vat of gravy that Gravy had around, which allowed him to hide Boris for so long. But since the Devil's Luck Pirates lost Gravy and were searching for clues about him, they discovered Boris in the pot, and took him along to the Oasis to reunite with Gravy. When working together, Gravy can combine with Boris wearing him like gravy armor. Which includes two giant tusk like blades protruding out of his arms, a boar head for a helmet, and general plating to protect Gravy. (Misc/Gear)

News Coo with Updated Bounties - The newspaper with the story on the Devil’s Luck Pirates adventure at G4. The Marines and more specifically Trevor painted the story as if William was the one that killed Vice Admiral Arzen, destroyed the tower of G4, defacing the Marines by breaking into a Marine base, is classified as a terrorist to the World Government, and has a D in the name of “William. D Chapston”. Their current bounties are 320 million for William, 150 million for Ragnar, 100 million for Verona and Duros, 75 million for Pearl. William, while ecstatic about the new bounty, also had a huge panic attack with how ridiculously high it is. The paper also goes to keep any message of Cyril defecting not on any story and change that narrative to the crew kidnapping Cyril. (Misc/Trophies)

Marine Vessel Medkits - Some of the med kits from the Marine Ship they stole to get back to the Pyramid Island. There were 6 on board. And were going to set the ship on fire, so they got all they could from it. (Usables)

Marine Pistol and Cutlass - Some replacement weapons for William. Ever since losing his current weapons in G4, he was weaponless during the fight there. So he stole plain old pistols and cutlasses on the Marine vessel they stole. (Gear)

Cyril Raised Fish - A group of fish Cyril was able to help catch. As Gravy is missing, they have to feed themselves. So to train, Cyril used his water powers to make some water filled with fish float for Duros to catch. (Consumables)

Pineapple Juice - Pineapple juice found by the juice shake above the Oasis. It’s a refreshing drink that you can lounge about and drink. It’s a favorite drink among the citizens of Oasis, and the Devil’s Luck Pirates as well. Pineapple Juice is the best Juice! Everyone in the Oasis loves it! (Consumables)

Pineapple - A pineapple provided by the pineapple juice emporium. Usually there to make the pineapple juice, but William decided he wanted a full pineapple as well. He says it might come in handy for a surprise. (Consumables)

Queen’s Gambit’s Pineapple Juice Spiked Ale - Some Ale spiked up with Pineapple juice. Found in the Queen’s Gambit, a casino run by one of the Casino Dons named Roulette. The bartender there has that as a special. (Consumables)

Episode 21: "The Elephant, The Queen & The Casino"
Bacon Sandwiches - Some bacon sandwiches bought at a shop. It’s near a famous landmark, Bacon Sandwich Alley. The sandwich shop doesn’t have seating which is why bacon sandwich alley exists. It’s described as being pretty good for alleyway standards. Also seemed to affect Ragnar significantly and got his mind working. (Consumables)

Bullet’s Smoke Bomb - A smoke bomb that belonged to Bullet. An expensive tool but it can explode into a huge cloud of smoke. William was able to launch this at the Elephant at high speeds and get it to explode right in front of his face. (Usable)

Roulette’s Diamond - The precious Diamond that belonged to Casino Don Roulette. It’s very valuable and was in the hands of the other Don, The Elephant. But with a Casino heist, The Devil’s Luck Pirates were able to steal it. However Roulette went against their deal and pulled an underhanded move to take sway of William. But after threatening her and making her break the contract, they get the information on where the Candle’s base was, and leave. Keeping the Diamond. Bound to be worth a fortune. (Misc/Trophies)

Spinkle’s Special Yellow Dust (Shrinking Dust) - One of Spinkles special substances that he advertised. Spinkle being as spastic as he was, all his products have some strange effects. And while the crew left for the Candle’s base, William quickly scooped up some yellow dust for the fight. Later during the fight with Valentine, William used the dust on himself in hopes it would do something useful. Turns out it was a shrinking substance and it shrunk William to a couple of inches. It tastes like lemon. (Usable/Consumables)

Episode 23: "The Final Flame"
Ashes of Valentine - A vial or bottle of Valentine’s ashes. During the fight, Valentine took a piercing blow to the heart by Duros and his blessed sword. Because of its power, Valentine got purified, like a Vampire being in contact with holy water. And with a piercing shriek and a devilish smile, he died and faded to a pile of ash and dust. Which is what William asked to get just to show off to Boss that he killed a vampire. (Trophies)

Valentine’s Candle Necklace - A metal necklace that’s in the shape of an upside down candle, even having a plastic looking fire to make it even more of a candle. It has the number 7 on it. It belonged to Valentine, the right hand man to the 8th flame. Duros dealt the final blow by piercing his heart and turning him to dust. If this was the 2nd in command, imagine what the Boss is truly like... (Misc/Wares)

8 Flames Sake - Some sake from the lounging area of the Flame’s base. It has a bar and has different drinks. And to celebrate an alliance with Blake, Hemlock, and Lil’ Timmy to kill the 8th Flame and Boss, William cheered for a drink. Which they all partake in right before the battle with the Boss of the Flames. (Consumables)

Yaki - The octopus companion of Tako, AKA “Not Steve”. When it grew it became almost ethereal and Yaki’s tentacles became very strong to grapple people with. Which also had the tentacles appear out of floorboards. After the death of Tako, Yaki ran away out of fear, meeting up with Hemlock who brought him back to the base, as he patiently waited for his master that will never come back. Seeing the little guy mourn, Ragnar tries to comfort the octopus and eventually, Yaki joins him and the crew from then onward. But before the battle with V, he pressed a button making all the animals unable to grow again. But while Yaki is unable to grow, he still has great control over his hands so much so that he can cut vegetables with a knife. (Misc/Gear)

Episode 25: "Space Jam!"
V’s Respirator - The mask and respirator that V used to keep himself alive. It gave him a real heavy breathing voice and made his words sound hollow. After killing V, Verona took it just to see what he could do with it. Maybe put that and his mother’s laser eyes together to form some kind of mask. (Misc/Trophies)

Spaceship Rations and Ale - The food and drink that was in the meeting room of The 8 flames. But was also modified and turned into a spaceship. V seems to be heading out to space for some reason, and would have been a long trip. So there was plenty of food for the crew, the remaining 8 flames, and Bullet. So they celebrated the best they could while heading to some unknown place. (Consumables)

V’s Candle Necklace - A metal necklace that’s in the shape of an upside down candle, even having a plastic looking fire to make it even more of a candle. This one belonged to the head of the 8 Flames, V, who was also the smartest and most devious of the entire group. Excluding him and Valentine, the rest were all trained and manipulated at birth to be cold and replaceable pawns to him. And was the center of the Devil’s Luck Pirates longest conflict. William killed him on the trip to space, and took the candle necklace with the number 8 on it. Both to show that V was dead, and that it fits as an accessory to the 8 of Spades, which also had an 8 in the name. (Misc/Wares)

Helios’ Trident - An unusual Trident weapon wielded by the Centurion Helios, brother of an Inquisitor of an alien planet. It has an interesting power to be set on fire with a purple flame. And seems to be only used by Helios. After their crash and their interaction with Helios, the 4 core members of the Devil’s Luck Pirates did the Devil’s Luck Jackpot and knocked out Helios. They looted his body and took the trident. The group decided Cyril should train to use it. This was also the time Cyril joined the crew properly and was knighted with his trident. But after the events on Duros, they were going to return it back to Luna as a memento to Helios. But she decided against it, and said they should keep it, and Duros would let Cyril train with it, and would help him to use it better. Making him look more like a God of storms. (Gear)

Cursed Shield - A cursed shield from the Strange planet of “Duros”. It has purple and black metals with spikes and a distressed face. Once someone touches it, it is permanently attached to someone as it slowly corrupts the soul of the user. Which it did with Duros as he found it among ruins. He even tried to detach it from himself, but it goes right back to his wrist. It also speaks with the intent to corrupt the user. It has its own personality only Duros can hear, talks about being in a set, and has the tendency to shout at Duros to kill everyone, except emperor Dominious. The shield can change shape to hide itself or make it convenient out of battle, increase the defensive armor of the user, and has the strange ability to absorb attacks it blocks and send out a black energy of the same power of the attack and send it back. (Gear)

Episode 26: "Spaceship Waltz"
Robes and Jackets with Jabots - The clothes they got from a local tailor. They were about to lie their way to get clothes but Ragnar chose to knock him out. For commoners they wear robe-like outfits, while those of higher status wear Victorian style jackets and a ruffle called a Jabot. For Robes, Pearl got a pink one, Duros had a golden one, Verona had a purple one, Gravy had a brown one, Cyril had a light blue. Meanwhile the Jackets were taken by William that had a red and gold one, Ragnar had a red and brown one, and Le'cloque had one that was exactly like the one that he was already wearing. They all took a bunch of these clothes just in case. (Wares)

Domins - The alien currency of the planet of “Duros”. A silvery metal coin with a lion’s face on it, and have the name of the currency etched onto the coins calling them Domins. Along with the value of them. 1 domin is equal to 10 of real world dollars. The Devil’s luck pirates stole these in a safe from a snarky tailor. And had over 500 Domins that they split amongst the crew. (Misc)

Alien Tailor’s Ledger - The ledger that belonged to the snobby tailor. The book details some things of not only the person but also of other normal things to expect. The tailor would change his prices and shoo away mostly anyone. They want an Inquisitor named Cornelius to come and buy his wares, that a ball was happening soon, and some names of people he owed money to. (Misc)

The Broken Sword’s Space Ale - Ale provided by Garben of the Broken Sword. Giving 3 Domins seem to have get them 6 pints. They taste pretty good according to Ragnar. And they used this chance to get some info and hopefully learn where to get a spaceship. (Consumables)

The Broken Sword’s Meat on Sticks - Some big slabs of meat on some wooden steaks. We don’t know the animal that produced the meat but it was edible. It’s very chewy and not prepared that well. They paid for these meats with 5 Domins each. In RL currency, it’s like buying a Big Mac for 50 bucks. The wooden steaks were used as makeshift torches later on to traverse the sewers. (Consumables/Misc)

Lyssa’s Tea  - Some refreshments provided by the excitable mechanic, Lyssa. Made by her helper Happy, which is something she finds tasty. As they talked about a spaceship, what they needed to do to get it, and a deal being made for it, they drank this. (Consumables)

Walkie Talkie - A device made by Lyssa, a portable device that you can talk into while you walk. They are used to communicate among 2 people. Lyssa gave the Devil’s Luck Pirates one to keep communicating with. She really wanted Verona to have it, out of an interest with tinkering things, and also for something more. After the events on Duros, the Devil’s Luck Pirates decided that since Lyssa is joining, the extra walkie talkie isn’t that needed, so they gave Hemlock and Blake one just to keep in contact with. You would think the range wasn’t that great, but the range was very large. (Misc/Supplies)

Electrical Bullets - Bullets made by Lyssa that can produce electrical energy. Once hit with these, they could stun an opponent and render them vulnerable. Lyssa gave Verona 5 of these bullets. But as a trade, Verona was willing to give her some of his special bullets as a trade. He used them on Cornelius and sealed his fate with that move. And once they rescued Lyssa’s grandfather, Verona gave her his Shadow Games and Love Struck bullets. As a fair trade and a thank you for the Electrical bullets. (Usables/Gear)

Silver Masks - Silver masks that Lyssa has. They are a symbol of higher rank and are worn by Centurions and Noble men. Only Inquisitors have animal masks. The masks can be used as a way to identify someone and can be used to get into the ball. Which the Devil’s Luck Pirates were able to use to go into an Inquistor’s ball and look for information on the grandfather. (Wares)

Lyssa’s Potions - A healing potion invented by Lyssa and her late father before he was murdered. They provide a more significant heal. While she didn’t need the money, William was willing to give her 20 Domins. Which made Lyssa very happy. And they used them during the entire Space arc. (Usables)

Fancy Ball Attire - Some more fancier clothings they got from the same Tailor. They are much more elegant and have to be fully worn. Which meant Duros had to lose his armor and Ragnar had to wear a shirt. Pearl also was given a good looking dress. While they were at the ball, they met some colorful characters in the search for info. And eventually went back to their normal outfits after their long run to the crashed ship. (Wares)

Episode 27: "The Colosseum"
Ballroom Food - some food and drinks from the ball hosted by Inquisitor Cornelius. They are typical rich people with treats or alcohol. Ragnar stole someone’s drink even. (Consumables)

Luna’s Fancy Jabot - The jabot that belonged to the Inquisitor named Luna. Luna at the party always seemed distant or uncaring until Duros interacted with her. It left her uncomfortable but also intrigued. But after learning about what happened to her brother Helios, she threatened Duros with her Diamond sword but left in moonlight speeds across the night to get to Helios. Leaving Duros her Jabot that he kept and wanted to give back to her. Similar to a famous fairy tale. Which he did manage to return after a fight with Luna and her brother. (Wears/Gift)

Blingal Blangals - Some stadium snacks that were offered in the Colosseum. They are literally just Hot Dogs but called by a different name. William got some snacks for the crew and came back with a Blengal Blangal. He ate half but gave the other half to Ragnar. Some energy to give Ragnar for this fight. (Consumables)

The True 8 of Spades - A modified version of the 8 of Spades. After rolling a fusing fruit, William fused his 8 of Spades and his Cutlass together. This makes his sword into a hybrid Finesse and Martial weapon. He also fused the 8 candle necklace with it as well, dubbing it the True 8 of Spades. And would fight with it for the foreseeable future. Fun fact, the 8 of Spades meaning in a deck of cards symbolizes Sickness. Usually plagues, illness, inevitable injuries, infections, and generally a bad omen. The card is a warning, fitting for the blade of the Captain of the Devil’s Luck Pirates. (Gear)

Episode 28: "Devils In The Moonlight"
Verona’s Arm Guard - An arm guard Lyssa made for Verona. It’s like a metal brace for Verona that adds a little bit of armor to himself and can increase his accuracy by locking his arm in to steady his aim even more. But it has jammed up sometimes. Verona says it’s like a laser and was very impressed. Lyssa appreciates it. (Gear/Wares)

Episode 29: "Change of Fate"
Gravy’s Alien Meal - An alien meal prepared by Gravy. He wasn’t quite familiar with the ingredients of planet Duros, but despite that he still made a great home meal. One Helios and Luna enjoyed, mentioning they never had a meal like this. Was also prepared by Yaki as he helped out Gravy with chopping the food. It was a comfortable time for the group. (Consumables)

Aster’s Pipe - The strange pipe that belonged to Inquisitor Aster. It looks almost like it’s made of bone and has a strap at the head of it. Aster uses this in conjunction with his power to make Smoke projections like a giant gorilla or a mammoth. It also gets him really baked. After killing Inquisitor Maximus, Aster gave up and threw down his pipe. Albeit thanks to William. And while he surrendered, the Devil’s Luck Pirates were able to befriend him. (Misc/Trophy)

Episode 30: "Memento Mori"
GunBlade “The Napoleon” - A hybrid weapon of a fencing sword and a pistol that’s attached to the hilt. That way it can stab and shoot at the same time. This was the sword that belonged to Future Louis, the same that sent Duros Black into the past. In his final moments, he redid all the damage Duros Black did to the Devil’s Luck Pirates and their allies. Leaving his mysterious sword behind for the current Louis Le'Cloque to use. (Gear)

Purified Shield “Friend” - The cursed shield in a purified state. No longer is it evil and is now in full support of the current Duros and the Devil's Luck Pirates. He achieved this through the doubt of the Shield’s own goals and how far Duros Black has gone. And once they work together, the shield shed the black and purple metal and what replaces it is white and shining metals, the face changes, no longer in being in agony, and it can finally be freely removed. This also changes the effects of the counter blasts as it changes Pearl’s fire into a shining blast of dragon fire and defeats Duros Black with it. It's creator was V, and some other members of the Aeons, built to give them immortality. However once it started to develop a personality, Arzen shot it into space. This fits with the Shield describing him as making the cursed gear long ago, its creator being is far more evil and corrupt than Duros Black. (Gear)

Revolutionary Feast - A celebratory feast in honor of the new ruler to take place, Empress Luna. After the fight, Duros put his trust in Luna that she can make the planet right again. She accepts her new position and throws a party for the Devil’s Luck Pirates and will start to retract some rules Dominious had put in place. Including having the Sterrans enslaved and restricting space travel. And the food she had set up was a token of her gratitude. (Consumables)

Lyssa’s Spooky Bomb Bot - A type of mechanical robot Lyssa made during the fight with Dark Duros, but only ever finished it right as the battle ended. It has a skeletal design and it was designed to blow up. She used this opportunity to have a heart to heart with Verona. In which Verona recruits Lyssa to the Devil’s Luck Pirates, and subtly acknowledges her interest in him and said that she was “Just a few pages ahead of him.” (Misc/Gear)

Episode 31: "Davy Back Fight"
Robotic Minion - A robotic minion that used to belong to V. They are enemies he used to fight the Devil’s Luck Pirates and the traitors of the Eight Flames. They have blasters attached to them that shoot super fast projectiles, but aren’t actual lasers. The crew wanted to take one and see if they could use it to make new firearms out of it. They took the only undamaged robot and Ragnar carried it. And instead would have it for Lyssa to tinker with. She has some ideas, and will work on them later. (Misc/Supplies)

Empty Jars - Some left over empty jars William scourged up from the wreckage. They are containers presumably made of glass. They can also hold and store objects inside of them. One of these was that William wanted to keep some dirt that came from planet Duros. Thinking he can sell it for a ton of money with it actually being space dirt. But no one would believe him and would think it’s an obvious con. (Misc/Supplies)

Space Supplies - The things that Lyssa and Aurelius bought for the launch of the spaceship. Lyssa brought a lot of her shop’s supplies and whatever she needed from there on her travels. Aurelius packed up even more things for Lyssa like equipment, but also enough food and drinks for the crew of 12. Even some beer. (Supplies/Consumables)

Episode 32: "Stony Silence"
Everest’s Eternal Pose to Stäringard - A log pose brought by Cyril’s brother, Everest, that points towards an island named Stäringard. While the Marines are too busy to look at an island where there is trouble brewing, the Devil’s Luck Pirates appear to be raring to go to the island to help. The tension was high and the crew was on edge thanks to Everest, and might have ended poorly if he didn’t leave soon after. (Supplies)

Gravy’s Curly Fruit Salad - A meal prepared by Gravy with some of Planet Duros’ fruits that he gathered. The ones he got out were these strange curved banana looking fruits. Almost making a full circle with how curved they are, and they are also blue. The crew had some of this strange fruit on their way to Stäringard aboard the Mime Pirates ship. (Consumables)

Mime Clothing - Some Mime clothing and face paint that William took for his disguises. Despite his and the rest of the crew’s distaste of mimes, he did just grab some of the old Mime Pirates wares as some kind of respect for Louis’ love of the pirates and mimes in general. (Wares)

Heali - A robot companion that Lyssa had made during the trip back to the All Blue, meant to honor their late friend Helios. It’s rather small but does have a wig similar to Helios and was programmed to be passive aggressive. Lyssa had suited the robot to be a healing robot, most likely dispensing the healing potion Lyssa had made before. Almost like an energy drink. The design of the robot and it’s personality was specifically asked by Duros to make. Might teach Ragnar a lesson on not being greedy. (Misc)

Na’Nuut’s Braclet - A seemingly normal bracelet provided by the mysterious innkeeper Na’nuut. He passes it off as a normal extra item that goes along with the free ale that he provides. While the crew were rightfully suspicious, Verona took the plunge and got one, and animated it to get more info. It said it was more than a bracelet, Na’nuut activated something in them which had them start to drain the blood of the people around them and prune them like a mummy. William also cut off the arm of a ginger bearded man, which seems to bring the senses back to that man after it was off him. (Wares/Misc)

Episode 33: "BAR-BEAR-ian"
Incendiary Rounds - Bullets made by Lyssa that can produce flames. Lyssa tossed some of these bullets to Verona during the battle against Na’nuut. They were never used. (Usables/Gear)

Aeon Pendant - A necklace that Na’nuut wore to show his devotion to the Aeons. Louis pocketed it off Na’nuut's corpse and proceed to tell the crew that his brother, The Timberlord, had a similar Pendant. After raiding the inn, Louis took the pendant with him. (Wares/Trophies)

Cinnamon Rolls - Cinanon Rolls the crew ate shortly after the death of Na’nuut. (Consumables)

Stäringard Inn's Ale - After killing Na’nuut and seeing Jefferson's zeppelin, the crew proceeded to ransack all the Ale of the inn. (Supplies/Consumables)

Hot Air Balloon - A makeshift hot air balloon created by Lyssa to combat against the zeppelin. The balloon was made out of silk, the basket is a small ship and the fire was produced by Pearl. This device of transportation made it easier for the crew to board the zeppelin. Though Pearl had to sit back during the battle against Jefferson in the process. (Misc)

Episode 34: "Unlucky 14"
Rifle of Injustice - Formerly called the Rifle of Justice. It is a weapon Verona took from Rear Admiral Jefferson after the Crew defeated him. It is very heavy and Verona has to roll with disadvantage whenever he tries to use it. In return it does more damage than his regular rifle. (Gear/Trophies)

Jefferson's Miniguns - During the battle against the Sea King, Verona animated two of Jefferson's miniguns to use against the beast. When the crew left Stäringard, Verona made sure that he took Jefferson's Miniguns with him. Lyssa has modified the miniguns to act as the cannons for their ship. (Gear/Trophies)

Aeon Charm - A charm that Jefferson wore to show his devotion to the Aeons. It was pocketed by Trevor after his defeat. (Trophies)

Eternal Pose to Chronograd - A eternal pose that used to belong to Jefferson. Unlike most eternal poses, this one had more of a steam punk aesthetic. This eternal pose held the location of the Aeons HQ. (Supplies)

Episode 35: "Tricks of the Trade"
Rune Longsword - A longsword with strange runes that William bought for Trevor after reclaiming his sword. (Gear/Gift)

Viking Helmet - A Helmet that was taken by Duros during the crew's raid of the town. Though it took a lot of persuasion from the crew to add this hat to his collection. (wares)

Hammock - A Hammock Ragnar Stole during the crew's pillaging of the village. (Supplies/Misc)

Rock Recorder - A recorder that looks like a rock. Verona and Lyssa made it to make Jefferson give out a confession and have it recorded. It was never used, no thanks to Trevor. (Misc)

Beans - During the trip to Chronograd, William rolled a bean fruit and created several different beans. Some of these varied to jelly beans to coffe beans. According to William, they have enough beans to last a lifetime. (Consumables)

Episode 37: "Faces of the Past"
Handcuffs - Ordinary handcuffs that William stole from one of the police officers of Chronograd. (Misc)

Heali 2.0 - During the battle with Bio-Arzen, Heali was destroyed. When the crew made it back to ship to rest, Lyssa was able to built him back together again. His functions were the same as the original. Except Lyssa added a function that makes Heali feel pain because she thought it would be funny. (Misc)

Lyssa's two Potions - While the crew short rested, Lyssa was able to make two potions for the crew. (Useables)

Episode 38: "Forged Faith"
Aeon's cloaks and necklaces - After the battle between Robot Hastings, the crew killed the six guard's that were watching the fight. William then used his disguise kit to make the cloaks cleaner and create a cloak for Cyril. The crew proceeded to use the cloaks and necklaces to infiltrate the Aeons HQ. (Wares)

Jam's spare Keys - Thanks to William's charms, he was able to get the keys from cousin Jam. (Misc)

Jeremiah's cloak - A cloak that belonged to the Aeon cultist, Jeremiah. After Verona knocked him out, the crew gave the cloak to Trevor so that he wouldn't be naked. (Wares/Gift)

Episode 39: "Rainfall"
Healing syringes - While distracting V Jr William was able to steal 8 syringes. 6 of these were the green healing syringes. They are reskined superior healing potions which heal 8d4 + 8. They currently have 3 left. (Useables)

Red syringe - A syringe containing a red liquid. The effects are unkonwn as of this time. (Useables)

Blue syringe - A syringe containing a blue liquid. The effects are unkonwn as of this time. (Useables)

Gold knocker - A portable golden knocker that was given to them by V Jr. in order to grant them an audience with The All Mother. (Misc)

Episode 40: "A Terrible Day For Rain"
Young Rain portrait - A portrait of Rain that was drawn and given by Captain Hastings. After Verona shot The All Mother through the heart, the drawing slipped out of her clothes. William looked at the drawing and placed it next to The All Mother's dead body, feeling it was sentimental to her. (Misc)

Aeon necklace - A random Aeon necklace that William took from one of corpses of the cultist. William believed it may be useful later. (Trophies)

Coded Message - After Verona killed V Jr, he loot his corpse and found a message written in code. Verona took it with him. (Trophies)

Gravy's feast - When the crew returned to the ship, Gravy prepared a feast for the crew. However after the battle with the All Mother, the crew wasn't too jolly to eat it. (Consumables)

True eight of spades bomb - After recuiting Lyssa in the Crew William asked her and Verona to put a powerfull explosive in the hilt of the sword that can be activated with a remote he carries on him. This feature is meant to be used if his sword is taken and wielded by an enemy as a way to both deal damage and disarm them, since the sword becomes unusable. However the bomb is positioned in such a way that the blade wouldn't be ruined by the detonation and the weapon could be repaired after the battle. (Gear/Useable)

Movie 1: "Lost in the Crystal Lagoon"
Calvin the Crystal plushie - While Verona was wondering what to do, Calvin the Crystal shows up behind him. After a brief conversation, Calvin gave Verona a plush version of himself. During the battle in the lobby, Verona threw the plushie at an enemy and fired a hole through it. When the battle was over Calvin gave him another plushie. (Misc)

Banana sword - Previously belonging to Chip, it was gifted to Verona after the Crew's adventure at the Crystal Lagoon. A curse was placed on it so that Verona and the Crew won't remember about it until someone says the keyword "banana." This curse has been lifted in Episode 44, when Rustage also revealed its special ability, which forces any enemy hit by the weapon's attack to make a Dexterity saving throw or fall prone, as if slipping on a banana peel. (Gear)

Episode 41: "Return to The Oasis"
Pineapple Juice - When the crew returned to the Oasis, they quickly got some Pineapple Juice for free from a old bar tender named Raisin. Thankfully, he wasn't killed by William. (Consumables)

5 Ale - Arriving at the tavern Dane Goodman told the crew to order anything they want. Ragnar got 5 cups of ale, for himself. (Consumables)

Whisky - William treated himself to a bottle of Whisky under Dane's Goodman pocket. (Consumables)

Milk - Cyril treated himself with milk under Dane's Goodman pocket. (Consumables)

Handcuff Keys - After Ragnar knocks out Inspector Sterling, William pickpockets him to release Louis. (Misc)

Rainbow Deal - While Spinkle was kissing a painting Verona animated, William stole a batch of the Rainbow Deal. It contains blue, green, yellow, purple and red substances. The effects of these substances are currently unknown. (Useable/Consumables)

Episode 42: "The Plan"
Wood - When the crew decided on a plan, Ragnar asked Hemlock if he could borrow any wood from her in order to create the set up for the Thanksgiving diner. (Supplies)

Thousand Degree Knives - Super heated knives used by Motz, their method of conflagration is currently unknown. They were taken by William who then gave the knives to Jimmy. (Gear)

Letter for Prospector - After figuring out a plan, Verona made a letter to the Prospector in order to invite him to the dinner. There was only problem, the Prospector couldn't read. With his quick thinking Verona used his tinker tools to create a voice recorder to deliver the message. (Misc)

Thanksgiving Table - A beautiful long rectangle ornate table design by Ragnar. It's so well crafted that it looks like it was made by white marble instead of wood. (Misc)

Roulette contract paper - A piece of paper that has been infused with Roulette's devil fruit power. (Misc)

Episode 43: "Mannequin Madness"
Thanksgiving Feast - A feast made by Gravy. The feast has everything for everyone. Including a vegan turkey made specifically for The Elephant. (Consumables)

Green substance Ale - Dane was acting suspicious throughout the dinner, so William conducted a plan. He used the green substance, thinking it was a truth serum, by mixing it with ale. When Dane drank the ale, everyone noticed he didn't swallowed it. This lead to the revelation that the Dane at the dinner was a fake. After that, Verona made Page drink the ale. The effects are currently unknown. (Useables/Consumables)

Bacon Sandwich - A bacon sandwich that was found in one of the secret mannequin rooms, which is hidden under a toilet. This sandwich was key evidence to locate the crews' kidnapped member, Lyssa (Consumables)

Marmalade's keys - After Verona knocks out Marmalade, Duros snatch the keys from him. (Misc)

Hologram Texture picture - A hologram created by Verona so that they could fool Big Top that Lyssa is still kidnapped. (Misc)

Frozen Bacon - After saving Lyssa, William took some frozen bacon from the storage and gave them to Ragnar in order to cheer him up from Kevin's death. (Gift)