Star Alliance

Biodata

Feature	Details
Name	Star Alliance (星辰联盟)
Type	Neutral character (AI); multinational political and military alliance
Leader(s)	Ronglin, Alliance Leader; Jinbe served as Vice Alliance Leader during the first summit era 1873
Headquarters	Ashil Kingdom; later relocated to an underwater fortress at Fish-Man Island 2218 2089
Occupation/Role	Military alliance, governing body, and architect of a new world order
Status	Active; later withdraws from worldly affairs after establishing its Fish-Man Island fortress 2089
First Appearance	Chapter 1626

Leadership and Organization

Position / Unit	Known Personnel	Responsibilities and Notes
Alliance Leader	Ronglin	Founded and directed the alliance’s expansion, military strategy, recruitment, and governing system.
Vice Alliance Leader	Jinbe	Helped plan alliance growth, received summit envoys, and supported Fish-Man Island’s integration 1635 1876 2218.
First Fleet	Moria	Initially formed to secure the Ashil Kingdom; Moria later became its confirmed commander and Ashil’s defensive military commander 1626 1953.
Second Fleet	Hawkins	Considered the alliance’s elite fleet, noted for discipline, loyalty, shifting naval formations, and successful territorial takeovers 2019 2033 1954.
Third Fleet	Anrield; later Drake	Anrield’s fleet was destroyed during the Kerris Island conflict; a new Third Fleet was later formed under Drake 1776 1791.
Fourth Fleet	Capone	Created to recruit, discipline, and absorb smaller New World pirate crews; later patrolled alliance territory 1626 1776.
Phantom Group	Jazz, Pig Head, Burgess, and recruited Devil Fruit users	Specialized Devil Fruit force. Jazz served as leader, Pig Head as vice leader, and Burgess as instructor 1665 1873.
Intelligence Department	Wally Anderson and former Pirate Alliance operatives	Expanded the alliance’s intelligence reach by absorbing willing former operatives and dispersing the rest 1954.
Scientific Research	Caesar	Conducted Devil Fruit research and production, including investigation into Ancient and Mythical Zoans 1665 1776.

• By the height of its early expansion, the Four Great Fleets collectively exceeded 20,000 members; the organization also possessed the Phantom Group, scientific research personnel, and numerous prominent former pirates 1749.
• Before the Ten Thousand Nations Alliance Summit, the First Fleet split its duties between training and joint maritime patrols with Ashil’s local army. Security and defense personnel numbered 100,000 and operated continuously 1791.
• The alliance later created four strategic bases to monitor worldwide security threats after abolishing Marine Headquarters 2089.

Governance and Membership

• The Star Alliance built its reputation on “benevolent governance”: it replaced local systems judged corrupt or incompatible with its order, while helping affiliated states address weak administration and political decline 1833 1920.
• Its internal framework was designed to restrain pirates’ lawless conduct. Early pirate recruits could remain if they accepted discipline, abandoned their former conduct, and adapted to the alliance’s rules 1683 1935.
• Membership expanded through the incorporation of pirate crews, neutral kingdoms, local factions, and corporate groups. Candidates were screened, with those deemed sincere assigned into fleets or other suitable positions 1790.
• The alliance invested in education and management talent through institutions in the Ashil Kingdom, reflecting an emphasis on governing territory rather than relying solely on force 1998.
• Following a later policy shift, the alliance stopped accepting pirate surrenders entirely and declared pirates obstacles to its intended new order 2040.

Military Assets

• Starship — Ronglin’s small, flagless vessel and the alliance’s core warship. Built from rare seabed driftwood described as harder than steel and resistant to blades; it was later escorted and pulled underwater by the Kraken and Bald Sea Monster 1760 1799 2053 2078.
• Nebula — A massive warship intended for the future Alliance Leader. It carried more than 400 triple-barreled cannons and was mistaken by outsiders for the alliance’s central flagship 2053 2078.
• Kraken and Bald Sea Monster — Deep-sea creatures recruited as Starship escort guardians; the Kraken substantially increased the vessel’s underwater speed 1799.
• Phantom Group Devil Fruit force — Recruits trained intensively to develop their Devil Fruit abilities. Zoan users were taught that awakening could grant exceptional vitality 1665.

History

Formation and Early Expansion

Ronglin established the First Fleet to protect the Ashil Kingdom and authorized the formation of the Fourth Fleet to absorb and discipline smaller New World pirate crews. Moria was selected for the First Fleet’s command, while Capone received command of the Fourth Fleet 1626.

In its earliest stage, the Star Alliance had formed several departments but lacked the foundation of long-established powers. Ronglin and Jinbe began seeking personnel for the Phantom Group both inside the alliance and across the New World 1635.

The alliance’s victories against the Pirate Alliance elevated Hawkins and Capone’s reputations, while Star Lord’s live broadcast brought the organization unprecedented public attention. Nations dissatisfied with World Government corruption began seeking Star Alliance protection and assistance 1665.

Ronglin’s recruitment of Drake and his crew further established the Star Alliance as a destination for prominent pirates. Its expansion nevertheless outpaced internal control, allowing undisciplined and hostile recruits to emerge within its ranks 1681 1683 1693.

Internal Strife and the Kerris Island Disaster

As the alliance’s power approached Yonko-level influence, its membership split between advocates of war against the BIGMOM Pirates and those favoring continued consolidation. Six lords and their 36 islands publicly demanded war, overwhelming the anti-war position 1736 1750.

The crisis escalated into rebellion and external manipulation. Six lords defected, the alliance lost more than half its territory, and the Pirate Alliance attacked Kerris Island while disguised as merchant ships 1751.

Anrield led the Third Fleet to defend Kerris Island despite the danger of a Marine and CP0 encirclement. The fleet could not break the Pirate Alliance’s defenses and ultimately suffered annihilation; the island was sunk during the conflict 1755 1759 1776.

The wider unrest lasted two and a half months. The Star Alliance suffered more than 50,000 casualties, extensive island destruction, and economic losses estimated in the tens of billions of Belly 1789.

Reconstruction and the Ten Thousand Nations Alliance Summit

Ronglin retaliated against the forces exploiting the alliance’s weakness, then ordered reconstruction aid and personnel to help displaced civilians. Donations, manpower, and support arrived from numerous kingdoms in response 1789.

Dressrosa became a prominent supporter when Princess Rebecca arrived as an envoy and offered her kingdom’s submission. Ronglin used the subsequent surge of diplomatic interest to announce the Ten Thousand Nations Alliance Summit, intended to unite forces against the existing corrupt order 1789.

The summit attracted representatives from nations, pirate factions, local powers, and corporate groups on a scale described as exceeding even the World Government’s World Conference. The First Fleet sealed the venue’s perimeter while Jinbe and Moria inspected incoming envoys 1876.

At the gathering, Ronglin presented the alliance’s rules and secured the Mermaid Clan’s participation through Princess Shirahoshi and Prince Shark Star. The event was undermined by poison, infiltrators, and internal panic, but it became the basis for the alliance’s broader international expansion 1878 1883.

Defeat of the BIGMOM Pirates and Consolidation

The Star Alliance ultimately defeated the BIGMOM Pirates during their invasion of the Ashil Kingdom, capturing Charlotte Linlin and routing her force within a day 1926 1937.

Rather than exterminating the defeated Charlotte Family, the alliance offered its members regulated paths to service or peaceful seclusion. Hawkins, Cracker, Katakuri, and Fujitora later oversaw the surrender of the remaining BIGMOM territories 1935 1954.

The alliance’s growing power also drew former Marine Admiral Candidates Fujitora and Momousagi, who sought to defect because they believed Ronglin’s ambitions aligned with their ideals 1926. Their arrival intensified concern among the World Government and other major powers over the Star Alliance’s military growth 1926.

New Order and War Against Piracy

As it absorbed more territories, the Star Alliance standardized governance by easing harsh local decrees before gradually applying its own institutional order. This process produced visible improvements but also required subordinate states to meet strategic material obligations 2018.

The alliance’s position toward piracy changed decisively when Ronglin ordered the execution of imprisoned pirates and declared that pirates would no longer be accepted. The decision alarmed the New World, winning hope from states fearful of pirate influence while also creating widespread fear of the alliance’s ruthlessness 2040.

The Revolutionary Army secretly supported the Star Alliance’s rise, concluding that its model offered a viable means to improve the world. It promoted the alliance’s public image and helped it navigate difficulties without revealing its involvement 1863.

Endgame and Withdrawal

Following the destruction of Mary Geoise and the collapse of the World Government’s position, Marines under Ryokugyu defected to the Star Alliance. The alliance then accepted Marine surrender, abolished Marine Headquarters, and established four global strategic bases 2085 2089.

After the legendary Alliance Leader’s disappearance, a young successor implemented the Star Alliance’s governance system across the Red Line Continent. The alliance reduced its membership, relinquished much of its authority, established an impregnable Fish-Man Island fortress, and withdrew from direct involvement in worldly affairs 2089.

Relationships

• Ashil Kingdom — Early headquarters and core territory; its local army cooperated with Star Alliance fleets on maritime defense, while its educational institutions became a model for affiliated states 1791 2018.
• Fish-Man Island / Mermaid Clan — The Mermaid Clan joined during the Ten Thousand Nations Alliance Summit. Fish-Man Island was later selected as the site of the alliance’s underwater headquarters and fortress 1878 2218 2089.
• Dressrosa — Offered submission and reconstruction support through Princess Rebecca; its representatives later advocated strongly for the Star Alliance’s reforms 1789 1953.
• Revolutionary Army — Secretly assisted the alliance’s public rise and regarded its governing strategy as a workable path to saving the world 1863.
• Marines — Initially an opposing force that clashed with Star Alliance fleets; later surrendered or defected as the World Government collapsed 2021 2085 2089.
• BIGMOM Pirates — Major hostile force defeated at the Ashil Kingdom. Their territories and surviving members were subsequently incorporated under Star Alliance terms 1937 1954.
• Pirate Alliance — Former underground power and persistent enemy responsible for attacks during the Kerris Island crisis; its remnants later supplied the basis for the Star Alliance’s intelligence network 1753 1954.
• World Government and Celestial Dragons — Principal ideological and military opponents, threatened by the alliance’s expansion and new governing order 1976 2085.

Notable Quotes

“If the world were to collapse again and require the Star Alliance to re-emerge and reshape order, then the Star Alliance would show those who destroyed the order they established the extent of their wrath.” 2089

Trivia

• The Star Alliance’s public reputation evolved from “Benevolent Ruler” to descriptions of Ronglin as “Most Benevolent and Saintly” after the Charlotte Family was spared 1975.
• Supernovas commanded the Second, Third, and Fourth Fleets, placing roughly one-fourth of the alliance’s military power under former Supernova pirates 1972.
• Although the Nebula was commonly mistaken for the alliance’s flagship, the smaller Starship remained its true core warship 2078.