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One Piece Cursors

This One Piece cursor set puts six fan-made Straw Hat packs into Chrome, each a chibi sticker with a hover item.

About the One Piece cursor collection

This One Piece cursor set puts six fan-made Straw Hat packs into Chrome, each a chibi sticker with a hover item. Monkey D. Luffy grins under his hat and turns into a meat-on-the-bone over links. Roronoa Zoro carries all three swords, with a single katana for hover. One Piece Nami has her orange hair and a tangerine, Tony Tony Chopper his pink hat and cotton candy, and Portgas D. Ace his orange hat and a flame fist. One Piece Straw Hat is just the hat, with the Gum-Gum Fruit as its pointer.

Food, fruit and swords: the One Piece cursor hover items

Half of these pointers are edible, which fits a crew that ends every arc with a feast. Luffy's meat-on-the-bone is the meal he shouts for first. Nami's tangerine comes from the grove she grew up on in Cocoyasi Village, and Tony Tony Chopper's cotton candy is his favourite sweet. The Gum-Gum Fruit is the Devil Fruit that turned Luffy to rubber. Roronoa Zoro and Portgas D. Ace keep to fighting: one katana out of three, and the flame behind the Fire Fist name.

Four Straw Hats, an older brother and the hat itself

Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, One Piece Nami and Tony Tony Chopper are all early crew members, so the set stays close to the East Blue and Drum Island days. Portgas D. Ace is the one face from outside the crew: Luffy's older brother, drawn in his orange hat. One Piece Straw Hat has no character in it. Nothing in the six packs shows a late-story form or event, so they are safe for anyone still hundreds of episodes behind.

Which One Piece pack to pick

One Piece Straw Hat is the cleanest pack at a small cursor size: two simple objects and no face. Tony Tony Chopper is compact and suits everyday browsing. Roronoa Zoro needs medium or large in the popup so the three swords stay distinct. In dark mode, choose Portgas D. Ace for his fiery colours. One Piece Nami is the warmest pair, orange on orange, and Monkey D. Luffy is the cheerful default for anyone who cannot decide.

All 6 One Piece packs

Each pack is a matched pair: one image for your normal pointer and one that takes over when you hover a link or button.

How to add a One Piece cursor to Chrome

Add Cursor Customiser, the free custom cursor extension, from the Chrome Web Store, then press “Use this pack” on any pack above. It applies straight away.

Related guide: Custom cursors on a Chromebook. You can also add a cursor trail or make your own pair.

Where One Piece cursors work

Expect it on Crunchyroll or Netflix in a tab, the One Piece Wiki, MANGA Plus and the VIZ chapter reader, MyAnimeList, AniList and the weekly chapter threads on Reddit. It stays away from the Crunchyroll and Netflix apps on phones, TVs and consoles, and from One Piece games such as Pirate Warriors on Steam or console. Chrome's own settings pages keep the normal arrow too.

Frequently asked questions

Do the One Piece cursors contain spoilers?

No. Luffy is drawn in his everyday look with the straw hat and a grin, and the other packs use well-known items such as Zoro's swords and Chopper's pink hat. Nothing refers to late-story forms or events.

Is there a Gear 5 Luffy cursor?

Not in this set. The only Luffy pack is Monkey D. Luffy in his straw hat, with a meat-on-the-bone on hover. You can make your own pair in the builder on the site by uploading two images.

Is there a Sanji or Robin cursor?

No. The crew members covered are Luffy, Zoro, Nami and Chopper, plus Ace and a pack built from the straw hat. The builder on the site lets you upload your own pictures if you want the rest of the crew.

Are these official One Piece cursors?

No. They are fan-made and unofficial. Cursor Customiser is not affiliated with or endorsed by Shueisha / Toei Animation. They are free, with no ads inside the extension and no account.

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