
Ant De Bonham is a Longarm Tribe Marine holding the rank of Lieutenant Junior Grade at the G-F base on Fron Island. Once trained under Admiral Aokiji, this non-canon officer appears as an antagonist during the Marine Rookie Arc.
Bonham is a heavyset man with dark skin, his hair worn in dreadlocks that whip out wildly behind him and a short, peaked beard along his jaw. He keeps an open yellow shirt decorated with four-leaf clovers, paired with dark grey trousers and black shoes, and drapes the regulation Marine cape over the whole ensemble. His friendliness tends toward the overwhelming, since he greets allies like Grount with bone-crushing hugs and slaps meant as affection, and he hungers for a chance to clash with pirates, even turning that eagerness into a rivalry with his comrade.
Belonging to the Longarm Tribe, Bonham has elongated, double-jointed arms, and his bulk grants him enormous raw strength, enough to hoist Grount off his feet and bowl him over with nothing but playful blows. He sharpens his physique further through a Qigong discipline called Breath Qigong, which boosts both his power and his speed. Above all he prides himself on the Six Powers, declaring himself a prodigy of the martial art. He wields Shigan to puncture metal and timber, Rankyaku to slice a couch in two, Soru to cut off Luffy and Carrot's escape, and Tekkai to shrug off a Jet Pistol while only being knocked back.

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Bonham, All-Hunt Grount, and Shimoi Zappa all served under Aokiji before the admiral resigned from the Marines. When Grount transferred to the Fron Island base, Bonham welcomed him at the cafeteria, and the alarm soon sounded over Luffy's intrusion. He traded blows with Luffy, who kept slipping past him, then joined Grount and Zappa in chasing the intruders to the storehouse, where Chopper eventually turned the tables on his Six Powers.
As the fight spilled toward the coast, Bonham scolded Grount for sulking, invoking Aokiji's old lessons, and arrived in time to catch the defeated Prodi. He and Zappa squared off against Luffy once more but fell quickly. After Grount's own defeat sent the Straw Hats off the island, the trio vowed to triumph at their next meeting. Bonham later appears with his comrades among the Marines storming Delta Island during the Pirates Festival in One Piece: Stampede.
Ant De Bonham is a Longarm Tribe Marine holding the rank of Lieutenant Junior Grade at the G-F base on Fron Island in One Piece. A non-canon officer, he appears as an antagonist during the Marine Rookie Arc and once trained under Admiral Aokiji.
Ant De Bonham is a heavyset man with dark skin, wild dreadlocks, and a short peaked beard. He wears an open yellow shirt decorated with four-leaf clovers, dark grey trousers, black shoes, and the regulation Marine cape.
As a member of the Longarm Tribe, Ant De Bonham has elongated, double-jointed arms and enormous raw strength, sharpened further by a discipline called Breath Qigong. He also prides himself on mastery of the Six Powers, using Shigan, Rankyaku, Soru, and Tekkai in combat.
Ant De Bonham served under Admiral Aokiji alongside fellow Marines All-Hunt Grount and Shimoi Zappa before Aokiji resigned from the Marines.
Ant De Bonham's name is a possible reference to Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham.
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