Laughter Style

Many individuals throughout the world possess a distinctive Laughter Style (笑い方), using unusual sounds to modify or even replace conventional laughter (e.g. "Hahaha"). These styles frequently reflect personal traits, motifs, or Devil Fruit abilities.

It should be noted that those with a signature laugh may not always use it exclusively, and may laugh in conventional ways as well.

Complete List
''Note: Several laughter styles, though distinctive, are actually widely-used conventions throughout Japanese pop-culture. These include:''
 * "Dahaha" (だはは): A hearty, "manly" laugh. Used by Shanks, Yamato, and Kuzan among others.
 * "Wahaha" (わはは): A deep laugh, commonly associated with villains and/or old men. Used by Spandam, Silvers Rayleigh, Gold Roger, and Jinbe among others.
 * "Bwahaha" (ぶわっはっは): A stronger version of the above. Used by Monkey D. Garp among others.
 * "Kyahahaha" (キャハハハ): A sharp, arrogant laugh, commonly associated with women. Used by Mikita (Miss Valentine) and Dellinger, among others.
 * "Fufufu" (ふふふっ): A dignified chuckle, commonly associated with women and/or aristocrats. Used by Nico Robin, Boa Hancock, and Donquixote Doflamingo among others.
 * "Kukuku" (くくく): A sinister chuckle. Used by Dracule Mihawk, Streusen, and Charlotte Perospero among others.

Non-Canon

 * Bolam: Gegegege
 * Breed: Petototo
 * Brindo: Bohohoho
 * Byrnndi World: Barororo
 * Carina: Shishishi
 * Campacino: Huhahaha
 * Chameleone: Gijigijigiji
 * Cidre: Shuwawawawa
 * Dojaku: Konakarakara
 * Doran: Giiirugirugirugiru
 * Douglas Bullet: Kahahaha
 * Gairam: Gairarara
 * Garride: Kukuku/Fufufu
 * Ginger: Gingingin
 * Hockera: Hohkekekeke
 * Izaya: Ushashasha
 * Kerojii, Keroko, Kerodeek and Keroshot: Kerokerokero
 * Largo: Shikshikshik
 * Maya: Aahoohoohoo
 * Mad Treasure: Jararara
 * Musshuru: Mushushushu
 * Naguri: Noshishishi
 * Nuru: Nurururu
 * Otsu: Hohhohho
 * Pato: Nukikiki
 * Rice Rice: Nahahhahahahaha
 * Sanji: Dwehhehhehheh
 * Sebastian: Shishishi
 * Simon: Fuhahaha
 * Shuzo: Brararara
 * Tanaka: Surururu
 * Wilder: Gevagevageva
 * Zabal: Kukukuku
 * Zaraza (Fazaza): Smehehehe (localized as "Fafafa")

Ambiguous Cases
The following are not clearly identifiable as laughter per se (as opposed to verbal tics or catchphrases), but nevertheless follow a similar construction.

Translation and Dub Issues
The 4Kids-dubbed anime makes few, if any, attempts to retain distinctive laughter styles, typically replacing them with conventional ones. Significantly more are retained in the Viz manga and Funimation-dubbed anime, though some (especially in early parts of the storyline) are still discarded.

Trivia

 * In the One Piece Vivre Card Visual Dictionary it is wrongly translated to English as How to Laugh.

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