Japanese Anime One Piece characters: "Bastille" VS "Batchee"

"Shark Cutter" Bastille is a Marine Vice Admiral who took part in the Summit War of Marineford. He later appeared in Dressrosa under the command of Admiral Fujitora. Bastille is a tall man, around twice the height of an ordinary human.[1] He wears a gray metal mask with fourteen (ten in the anime before the timeskip) eye-holes and two long, curved bull horns and his face has never been fully exposed. His long orange hair falls to the front of his chest and the rest of his hair can be seen going down his back. As with many high-ranking officers, he wears a double-breasted suit with a blue shirt and black tie, and the military overcoat draped over his shoulders, and a chain around the neck area. In his youth, his hair was much shorter. He also wore a different mask with equally shorter horns and only twelve eye-holes on the mask, unlike the more imposing one he now uses.[4] Bastille's first present-day mask was destroyed after Sabo used Ryusoken to initially crack it, then plucked it from Bastille's face upon defeating him and crushed it in a display of power before other Marines.[5] He replaced it with a similar mask that had a different pair of horns which are more angular and have ridges.

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Batchee is a fly that Fullbody put in his soup to try to humiliate Sanji. Batchee is an ordinary fly belonging to the Muscidae family of flies. Batchee is classified as a Type B creature, which is distinguished as being "Small Friendly". Fullbody stepped on Batchee in the Baratie and put him inside of his soup in an attempt to humiliate Sanji. Fullbody's plan did not go as planned, as Sanji deflected back to embarrass him. In anger, Fullbody destroyed the table, knocking his soup and Batchee to the floor. In the anime, Batchee is replaced by a long brown bug, with two antennae, two little black eyes, ten legs, and two long appendages jutting from his behind. This anime version resembles a silverfish (thysanura) if compared with a real insect.

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