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Gig is one of the Kid Pirates, a crew steeped in punk and heavy metal imagery. He turned up during the raid on Onigashima and later sailed into the Egghead disaster, going down with his crewmates against a giant duo's assault.

First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 1024
Crew & Affiliations: Kid Pirates, Beasts Pirates
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Appearance

Heavyset and round, Gig wears his hair shaved into liberty spikes and tends to flash a lopsided grin. A leather jacket and a string of pearls round out his look, leaning into the crew's rock-band aesthetic.

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Personality

The series has yet to reveal much about what makes Gig tick, leaving his temperament largely a blank.

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Abilities

Gig comes across as a capable close-quarters brawler, relying on his fists in a fight. He stood among the Kid Pirates who pressed the assault on Kaidou's stronghold, taking the battle to the Beasts Pirates inside the castle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Gig in One Piece?

Gig is a member of the Kid Pirates, a crew known for its punk and heavy metal aesthetic. He took part in the raid on Onigashima and later fought during the Egghead incident.

What does Gig look like?

Gig is heavyset and round, with his hair shaved into liberty spikes and a leather jacket paired with a string of pearls. His look fits the Kid Pirates' rock-band aesthetic.

What crew is Gig part of?

Gig belongs to the Kid Pirates. He fought against the Beasts Pirates during the raid on Kaidou's stronghold at Onigashima.

How does Gig fight?

Gig fights as a close-quarters brawler who relies primarily on his fists. He joined the Kid Pirates' assault inside Kaidou's castle at Onigashima.

What happened to Gig at Egghead?

Gig sailed with the Kid Pirates into the disaster at Egghead, where he and his crewmates were defeated by an assault from a pair of giants.

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