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Brindo

Character

Brindo is a bounty hunter of the non-canon Accino Family, the second son of Don Accino and younger twin of Campacino. He and his twin terrorize the Phoenix Pirates during the anime-original Ice Hunter Arc.

English Voice: Chris Rager
Japanese Va: Koichi Tochika
Status: Non-canon
Crew & Affiliations: Accino Family
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Appearance

Brindo nearly duplicates his twin, separated mainly by a red shirt and the blue heart tattoos inked on both arms. He is a muscular figure with brown hair, a slim mustache, and a thin beard tracing his chin. His outfit pairs the red, white-collared shirt with a yellow tie bearing the Accino Family jolly roger, white trousers, a black belt marked by a pink heart, and white cuffs at the wrists.

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Personality

Cocky and full of himself, Brindo looks down on opponents as beneath him, though he did concede Luffy's bounty was worth chasing. Family means everything to him: he reveres his father, adores the Accino clan, and leans heavily on his twin brother, eager to carry out his father's every wish. He sneers at the Phoenix Pirates as weak and never misses a chance to say so. Admitting fault is not in him; when he and his twin simply slipped on ice, they blamed Luffy for a dirty trick. His personal laugh runs "Boh ho ho ho."

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Abilities

For all his bulk, Brindo moves with surprising agility, dodging Luffy's blows and leaping high into the air. His signature asset is Combination Play, a paired technique he shares with Campacino: Brindo glows red and is magnetically pulled toward his blue-glowing brother, and by flipping either glow they can instead repel apart. The twins use it to cross great distances or gain leverage in a fight, and despite appearances it is no Devil Fruit power but a natural quirk of being twins. During the Ice Hunter Arc he boarded the Phoenix Pirates' ship, clashed with Luffy, tired himself trying to evade every punch before getting hit and captured, then teamed with Campacino in vain on the slippery ice. At Lovely Land he finally faced Luffy alone and was defeated, to his brother's shock.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Don Accino Arc filler in One Piece?

Yes, the Don Accino Arc, also called the Ice Hunter Arc, is anime-original filler. It is the story where Brindo and his twin brother Campacino, sons of Don Accino, terrorize the Phoenix Pirates.

What is Brindo?

Brindo is a bounty hunter and the second son of Don Accino in the non-canon Accino Family, and the younger twin of Campacino. He and his twin terrorize the Phoenix Pirates during the anime-original Ice Hunter Arc.

What does Brindo look like?

Brindo nearly matches his twin Campacino in appearance but is distinguished by a red shirt and blue heart tattoos on both arms. He is muscular with brown hair, a slim mustache, and a thin beard along his chin.

What is Brindo's Combination Play ability?

Brindo's signature ability, Combination Play, works together with his twin brother Campacino: Brindo glows red and is magnetically drawn toward the blue-glowing Campacino, or the two can flip the effect to repel apart. It is not a Devil Fruit power but a natural quirk shared by the twins.

Does Brindo defeat Luffy?

No, Brindo does not defeat Luffy. After the twins are outmaneuvered on the slippery ice, Brindo eventually faces Luffy alone at Lovely Land and is defeated, shocking his brother Campacino.

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