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A blond character in a wide brimmed hat tips the brim with a gloved hand, a cigarette between the lips, standing on a city rooftop under a crescent moon at night.
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Cagliostro

Character

Count Cagliostro numbers among the Dragon Knights who personally guard Vlad of the Delacroix Family. Acting as a major antagonist throughout the Six Curses Arc, he wields the art of spirit summoning to raise the dead back to life.

Race: Human
Gender: Male
Skills: Spirit Summoning (resurrected dinosaurs via a fellow knight's Blockchain Virus)
Status: Alive
Full Title: Count Cagliostro
Occupation: Dragon Knight
Home Planet: Earth
Manga Debut: Chapter 238
Combat Style: Spirit Summoning
Japanese Name: カリオストロ
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Appearance

A muscular, close-cropped man, Cagliostro tops his head with a broad cowboy hat bearing a tiny circular badge and hangs one oval earring from his left ear, a cigarette usually in hand. His torso stays bare above dark-belted jeans, gloves, and tall-heeled boots ringed at the thighs by concentric circles.

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Personality

Easygoing and unbothered, he is happy to drop into a chair for a smoke the instant the work is done. With the dinosaurs raised and Momo and Jiji cornered, his partner alongside him, he simply kicked back.

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History

Hunting Okarun's group to the Super Amusement Park, the Dragon Knights deployed Empty Space, sealing him off so they could rip away the Turbo Granny powers Vlad needed to round out his Fairy-Tale Card. Alongside a clown-masked knight, Cagliostro merged his spirit magic with his partner's Blockchain Virus to reanimate the park's dinosaur fossils, snaring Momo and Jiji. As his partner radioed in that the dinosaurs had Momo pinned and a brachiosaurus had gulped down Jiji, Cagliostro leaned back in his chair to take it easy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Cagliostro in Dandadan?

Count Cagliostro is one of the Dragon Knights who personally guard Vlad of the Delacroix Family in Dandadan. He acts as a major antagonist throughout the Six Curses Arc.

What power does Cagliostro use in Dandadan?

Cagliostro wields the art of spirit summoning, which he uses to raise the dead back to life. At the Super Amusement Park he merged his spirit magic with a fellow knight's Blockchain Virus to reanimate dinosaur fossils.

What does Cagliostro do in the Six Curses Arc?

Working with a clown-masked knight, Cagliostro reanimated the amusement park's dinosaur fossils to snare Momo and Jiji. With the dinosaurs holding Momo pinned and a brachiosaurus having swallowed Jiji, he simply leaned back to take it easy.

What is Cagliostro's personality like?

Cagliostro is easygoing and unbothered, happy to drop into a chair for a smoke the instant the work is done. With the dinosaurs raised and the heroes cornered, he simply kicked back.

What does Cagliostro look like in Dandadan?

Cagliostro is a muscular, close-cropped man who tops his head with a broad cowboy hat bearing a tiny circular badge and hangs one oval earring from his left ear, usually with a cigarette in hand. His torso stays bare above dark-belted jeans, gloves, and tall-heeled boots.

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