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Goki is one of the Numbers serving the Beasts Pirates, standing in for the digit five. A failed attempt at recreating the ancient giants, he fought in the Wano Country conflict before being felled in a single blow.

English Voice: Jarrod Greene
Japanese Voice: Masaya Takatsuka
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 954
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Appearance

Produced through artificial gigantification, Goki dwarfs nearly everyone around him, and an unusually elongated neck pushes his height past most of his fellow Numbers. His green-skinned face is long with a heavy jaw lined by very sharp teeth, including a pair of long upper fangs that curl outward, the right one snapping when Luffy struck him. Horns crown his head, first jutting sideways before curving toward one another and finally rising straight up, while a wild mane of red hair nearly sweeps the ground. He wears only a tiger-striped loincloth, and the kanji for five is tattooed on the left side of his belly.

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Personality

In keeping with many of the Numbers, Goki is a boisterous drunk and was thoroughly intoxicated when combat erupted on Onigashima. He also shares the group's habit of a name-based laugh, his being "Gokikiki."

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History

His failed-giant physique grants him considerable raw power to match his bulk, enough to swing an enormous metal club, and his frame is so massive that samurai striking his ankles with ordinary swords accomplished nothing. Over two decades ago he was a test subject in the gigantification experiments on Punk Hazard, which fell short of recreating true ancient giants. Kaidou purchased the failures, and Goki settled on Onigashima as part of the Numbers within the Beasts Pirates. Five days ahead of the Fire Festival the Numbers reached Hakumai and traveled toward Onigashima with Scratchmen Apoo. Once the alliance launched its surprise assault, Goki rampaged inside the Skull Dome alongside Jaki and Juki. As he readied his kanabo against a platoon of samurai, Roronoa Zoro sliced the weapon in two, and Luffy, in Gear 4, drove a punch into his face that defeated him at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Goki in One Piece?

Goki is one of the Numbers serving the Beasts Pirates, standing in for the digit five. He was a failed attempt at recreating the ancient giants and fought in the Wano Country conflict.

What is Goki's role among the Numbers?

Goki fights as one of Kaidou's Numbers within the Beasts Pirates, a group of artificially created giants purchased after failing to become true ancient giants. He carries the kanji for five tattooed on his belly.

How was Goki created?

Goki was a test subject in gigantification experiments conducted on Punk Hazard over two decades before the present story, an effort that fell short of recreating true ancient giants. Kaidou later purchased the failures, including Goki, and placed them among the Numbers on Onigashima.

How was Goki defeated in the Wano Country arc?

During the raid on Onigashima, Roronoa Zoro sliced Goki's kanabo club in two, and Monkey D. Luffy, using Gear 4, then knocked him out with a single punch to the face.

What does Goki look like?

Goki towers over most other characters due to artificial gigantification, with an unusually long neck, a green skinned face with sharp fangs, and outward curling horns. He wears only a tiger striped loincloth and has a wild mane of red hair.

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