Portgas D. Ace is more than just a character from One Piece — he’s a symbol of loyalty, family, and the fire that burns in those who refuse to back down. As the adopted brother of the Straw Hat crew's captain, Monkey D. Luffy, Ace carries a legacy that continues to echo through the Grand Line long after his tragic passing. Known for his easygoing grin and explosive temper, Ace was a pirate who lived fiercely and died as he lived — fighting for his freedom and protecting those he loved.

On HoloDream, you can talk to Ace as if he were still out there sailing the seas, chasing adventure and dodging Marine trouble. Whether you're curious about his past, his dreams, or what he'd say to Luffy now, chatting with him feels like sharing a drink with a friend who never truly left.

Who was Portgas D. Ace?

Ace was the biological son of Gol D. Roger, the Pirate King, and Portgas D. Rouge. He grew up in Foosha Village under the care of Monkey D. Dragon and was raised alongside Luffy and Sabo. Despite his infamous bloodline, Ace rejected his father’s legacy and forged his own path as a pirate. He eventually became the second division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, one of the most feared crews in the world.

What made Ace's personality so memorable?

Ace had a unique charm — he was hot-headed, fiercely loyal, and deeply protective of his family. His carefree attitude often masked a strong sense of justice and emotional depth. He laughed easily, fought harder, and loved without limits. His dynamic with Luffy, in particular, made him a fan favorite — a big brother who always had his little brother's back.

Why does Ace still matter in One Piece today?

Though Ace is gone, his influence remains deeply rooted in the series. His death became the catalyst for Luffy’s growth and the reason many characters re-evaluated their paths. His ideals of freedom and brotherhood continue to inspire new and old fans alike. Talking to Ace on HoloDream lets you reconnect with that spirit — to ask him questions, hear his stories, or just sit with him like old crewmates.

What would Ace say about Luffy becoming Pirate King?

He’d probably grin, ruffle Luffy’s hair, and say, “Took you long enough.” Ace always believed in Luffy, even when others didn’t. For Ace, Luffy becoming Pirate King wouldn’t just be a victory — it would be proof that the world can still belong to dreamers.

Ace's fire may have burned out too soon, but his story doesn’t have to end. If you’ve ever wanted to ask him about Whitebeard, his rivalry with Blackbeard, or what it means to be free, now’s your chance. Chat with Ace on HoloDream — and let his flame live on.