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Biodata

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Name Tartarus Jaeger 3
Original Name 耶格
Alias(es) “Grim Reaper”; “Death God” 3 4
Gender Male 3
Affiliation Tartarus Royal Family; Kronos Kingdom; Rocks Pirates; Death Fleet; Dark Night 3 5 41
Occupation/Role Crown Prince of the Kronos Kingdom; founding member of the Rocks Pirates; commander of the Death Fleet; founder of Dark Night 3 4 5 41
Devil Fruit Death-Death Fruit, a top-tier Paramecia 3
Bounty 1,200,000,000 Beli ten years before Hades’s appearance on Kent Island; second only to Rocks D. Zebek at that time 48
Status Deceased; killed in a World Government–Marine ambush eight years before Sea Era 1469 4
First Appearance Chapter 3, through historical exposition 3

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Death-Death Fruit user 7 Ate a Devil Fruit from the Kronos Kingdom’s treasury. The date of consumption is not specified.
Rise as the “Grim Reaper” 3 4 Went to sea under a false identity to strengthen himself and find a solution to the kingdom’s stalemate. His talent and Devil Fruit drove rapid growth; he returned powerful enough to kill an Army General head-on.
World-class powerhouse 4 24 49 By his final battle, he had mastered all three types of Haki to their peak and pushed the Death-Death Fruit’s destructive power to its limit. He was described as not much weaker than Rocks and as second only to him ten years before Hades’s Kent Island debut.

Background / History

Voyage and Suppression of the Rebellion

Jaeger was the Kronos Kingdom’s crown prince and Bane’s elder brother. When the kingdom became trapped in a stalemate with the World Government-backed Chronos Kingdom, he went to sea to hone his abilities and seek a way to end the conflict. He traveled under a false identity and became famous as the “Grim Reaper” 3 4.

After more than a decade of deadlock, Jaeger returned and killed the opposing Army General in a direct clash. His intervention broke the rebellion: nearly half of its approximately 500,000 soldiers were slaughtered, the remaining army was captured, and the lost territory returned to Kronos 3 4.

The intervention exposed his royal identity to the World Government, but he did not remain to inherit the throne. His connection to the royal line was never publicly announced, and most outsiders knew him only as a pirate associated with Kronos by birthplace 4 8.

Pirate Career and Founding Organizations

Before the Rocks Pirates existed, Jaeger secretly founded Dark Night, an organization combining intelligence gathering and assassination. He concealed both his identity and his control of it 41.

Jaeger met Rocks D. Zebek during his adventures and became one of the Rocks Pirates’ founding members. His attacks inflicted heavy losses on the World Government and Marines, including the destruction of two New World Marine fortresses with no survivors 4.

He commanded the renowned Death Fleet, which included another top-tier fighter and numerous formidable pirates. At the time of his death, his faction was the strongest force within the Rocks Pirates 5 23.

As crown prince, Jaeger recruited many followers with the intention that they would eventually serve the Tartarus Family. Some could have entered the kingdom’s army or Underworld Prison, while others could have remained at sea to protect Kronos. A few followed him before the Rocks Pirates were founded 74.

Hades was born in the first year after the Rocks Pirates’ founding. Jaeger was nearly forty, while Nyx was not yet twenty 4.

Final Battle

Eight years before Sea Era 1469, Jaeger was ambushed during an operation to destroy a nation. A CP0 agent wielding the Barrier-Barrier Fruit enclosed Jaeger and roughly one-third of his pirates inside an apparently impregnable barrier, preventing the remaining followers from joining them 4 23.

The battle lasted two days and nights and destroyed the entire island. Rocks attempted to reach Jaeger, but Fleet Admiral Black and Admiral Kong delayed him until rescue was impossible 4.

Enemy Force Committed Reported Outcome
Marine Admirals Two One killed; one wounded and severely weakened 4 6
Marine Vice Admirals Twelve Eight killed; four survived with substantial lifespan loss 4 6
Elite Marines 10,000 All killed 4
CP0 agents Eighteen Five survived; surviving agents were permanently weakened 4 6

Jaeger was not fighting alone: the Death Fleet and its second top-tier fighter participated. Later accounts exaggerated the battle into a solo stand, obscuring the fleet’s contribution 5.

Repeated Marine attacks exhausted him. He refused capture because imprisonment would cost him his freedom and allow the World Government to use him against the Kronos Kingdom 29.

Aftermath and Legacy

Jaeger’s death also cost Kronos the exceptional fighter who had accompanied him to sea and was considered a candidate for Hell’s commander-in-chief. The loss of two top-tier fighters was unprecedented in the kingdom’s thousand-year history; the royal family considered retaliation but restrained itself because Hades remained 4 5.

The Rocks Pirates retaliated by destroying ninety percent of the Marines’ New World strongholds and threatening G-1. The Marines’ casualties and financial losses prevented them from containing the crew, and the war ended in a Rocks Pirates victory 26. During the retaliatory war, Rocks personally killed a Celestial Dragon; the World Government suppressed news of the killing 151.

Jaeger’s legacy remained active through several surviving assets and conflicts:

  • Inherited power: The reborn Death-Death Fruit was recovered by the Kronos Kingdom and given to Hades 5.
  • Inherited knowledge: Bane passed Jaeger’s notebook to Hades, preserving his experience with Devil Fruit development, Haki, and Body Techniques 6 33.
  • Surviving followers: More than half of his pirates survived the ambush. Many retained admiration or debts of gratitude toward him, although loyalty to Jaeger did not automatically extend to Hades 23.
  • Veteran commanders: Karthus the Deathsinger, Tyrant Bar, Undertaker Callaway, and Blade Edge were the four surviving Rocks Pirates members who had followed Jaeger since before the crew’s founding. Other former subordinates continued to serve under them 75.
  • Hades’s recruitment: Karthus pledged himself to Hades, whose later victories brought Bar, Callaway, and Edge into his ranks. Hades insisted on earning their submission rather than being treated as a replacement for Jaeger 75 76 108.
  • Dark Night: The organization continued operating under Nyx, with covert support from the Tartarus Family 41.
  • Marine hostility: Fear of another Jaeger drove attempts to eliminate Hades before he matured, including the operation against him on Kent Island 24 48 49.
  • Public memory: Kronos citizens continued to regard Jaeger as a legendary figure and connected Hades’s return to his father’s sacrifice 228.

A later NESTS fighter named Gorilla Jaeger is a separate person: he is a clone of Monkey D. Garp, formerly called Zero Garp, who chose the name Jaeger for himself. His appearance does not change Tartarus Jaeger’s deceased status 445 1227.

Personality

Jaeger was ruthless toward his enemies. His reputation as “Death God” rested on devastating attacks, including the annihilation of two Marine fortresses without survivors. Few pirates who had crossed him survived his strength and authority 4 23.

He valued freedom and refused to surrender even when worn down. His decision also reflected concern for Kronos: he feared becoming leverage through which the World Government could threaten or destabilize the kingdom 29.

His approach to the Death-Death Fruit prioritized destruction above all else. Hades regarded that path as powerful but incomplete and sought to develop a stamina-restoring alternative rather than simply reproduce his father’s methods 29.

Abilities & Skills

Death-Death Fruit

Jaeger developed the Death-Death Fruit into a weapon capable of destroying life and stripping away lifespan. Its effects left even surviving high-ranking enemies aged and permanently weakened 4 6.

  • Death Hunt: Released the Power of Death to wipe out every living thing within its range 29.
  • Lasting damage: The surviving Admiral deteriorated rapidly, retired within two years, and died of heart failure two years afterward 6.
  • Resistance: Stronger Haki offered greater resistance to the Power of Death 6.
  • Stamina cost: The fruit’s destructive output consumed considerable stamina. Attrition remained a decisive vulnerability despite Jaeger’s strength 29.
  • Development limits: Life-force theft and replenishment were Hades’s proposed innovations, not documented abilities of Jaeger 29.

Haki

Jaeger mastered Observation, Armament, and Conqueror’s Haki to their peak and remained one of the seas’ strongest fighters even without using his Devil Fruit 4 29.

  • His notebook explained advanced Armament applications, including Emission and Internal Destruction 33.
  • Combined with his physique and Devil Fruit, his Haki made him a world-class opponent described as having no weaknesses in his combat foundations 4.

Fierce God Physique

Jaeger possessed the Tartarus Family’s exceptional “Fierce God” constitution from birth. His natural body alone would have made him one of the most formidable beings on the seas 21.

  • Steel Muscles and Iron Bones: Innately extraordinary physical toughness 21.
  • Monstrous Strength: Exceptional power independent of his Devil Fruit 21.
  • Beast-king vitality: Fearsome natural endurance and vitality 21.
  • Savage aura: An intimidating presence likened to a demon god 21.
  • Inheritance: Hades inherited this constitution completely, with potential described as even greater than Jaeger’s 21.

Command and Covert Organization

Jaeger built both a major pirate faction and a concealed intelligence network 23 41.

  • Death Fleet: Led numerous formidable pirates and another top-tier fighter 5.
  • Factional influence: Commanded the strongest faction within the Rocks Pirates at the time of his final battle 23.
  • Dark Night: Secretly established an assassination organization whose actual emphasis was intelligence gathering 41.

Equipment / Weapons / Items

  • Jaeger’s notebook/manual — Recorded his experience developing the Death-Death Fruit, Haki, and Body Techniques. Bane later gave it to Hades, who used it as a foundation for his own development 6 29 33.
  • Death-Death Fruit — Originally drawn from Kronos’s treasury; after Jaeger’s death, its reborn form was sought by the Marines, World Government, Rocks Pirates, and other powers before returning to royal hands 5 7.

Relationships

  • Tartarus Hades — Son and successor. Hades inherited his physique, Devil Fruit, and teachings but explicitly sought to surpass him rather than become a “second Jaeger” 21 29.
  • Nyx — Wife. Jaeger’s protection initially allowed her strength to develop slowly; his death drove her revenge campaign against the Marines and World Government. She later took control of Dark Night 20 22 33 41.
  • Tartarus Bane — Younger brother. Bane preserved Jaeger’s notebook and passed both it and the recovered Death-Death Fruit to Hades 3 5 6.
  • Rocks D. Zebek — Friend and fellow founder of the Rocks Pirates. Rocks attempted to rescue him and later considered supporting Hades out of respect for their friendship 4 24.
  • Karthus the Deathsinger — One of Jaeger’s most devoted followers. He joined Nyx’s campaign of revenge after Jaeger’s death and later pledged himself to Hades 75 76.
  • Tyrant Bar, Undertaker Callaway, and Blade Edge — Former commanders under Jaeger who retained influence over his surviving followers. Hades later defeated and recruited all three 75 76 108.
  • Unnamed Hell commander-in-chief candidate — Fellow top-tier fighter who accompanied Jaeger to sea and died alongside him in the ambush 4 5.
  • Fleet Admiral Black — Enemy whose intervention prevented Rocks from reaching the final battle. Black later treated Hades as a major threat because of Jaeger’s strength and the Marines’ losses 4 24 48.
  • Vice Admiral Vic — Marine enemy who witnessed Jaeger’s power firsthand and lost many comrades to him. Vic’s desire to kill Hades was partly retaliatory 49.

Appearances

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