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Bobomba

Character

A Tontatta Kingdom dwarf and Bomba's little brother, Bobomba joined his people's revolt against the Donquixote Pirates throughout the Dressrosa Arc. He afterward took to the seas with the Tontatta Pirates of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

Japanese Va: Takahiro Fujimoto
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Donquixote Pirates, Tontatta Kingdom, Tontatta Pirates, Straw Hat Grand Fleet
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Appearance

Tiny like all dwarves and tailed with a fluffy tuft, Bobomba carries a large nose close in shape to his brother's, a strongly jutting forehead, and full cheeks. His hair breaks into three parts divided by two strips that converge into a V, and a thin dark mustache crosses his upper lip. His wardrobe is a pale buttoned jacket, a dark scarf, and dark pants and shoes.

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Personality

Bobomba carries the credulous streak common to his people, swallowing nearly anything told to him. He also fears the more powerful Donquixote Pirates, with Trebol topping that list.

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History

After Usopp and Robin were carried off to Tontatta Kingdom, Bobomba lined up with Leo and Nubon to search Robin until Flapper vouched for her as an ally of their hero Usopp. He then signed on for the dwarves' fight against the Donquixote Pirates, traveling the underground route to link up with Thunder Soldier. Through Operation SOP he remained in Usopp and Robin's party, helped breach the central tower aimed at Sugar, and battled transformed allies once she turned several dwarves into toys. Trebol's onslaught scattered the group, yet the dwarves never lost faith in Usopp, whose horrified face finally toppled Sugar. Bobomba's band then escaped Doflamingo's Birdcage, pitched in to demolish the SMILE Factory alongside Franky, and helped shove back the closing cage until Luffy beat Doflamingo, later hampering the chasing Marines by swiping their weapons. He afterward voyaged with the Tontatta Pirates near Green Bit, where the crew took in the drifting Pound.

Bobomba is assumed to share the usual dwarf gifts of great strength, agility, and a knack for growing any plant, and he has been spotted carrying a spear, though how well he handles it is unknown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bobomba in One Piece?

Bobomba is a Tontatta Kingdom dwarf who joined his people's uprising against the Donquixote Pirates during the Dressrosa Arc, later sailing as part of the Tontatta Pirates within the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

What is Bobomba's relation to Bomba?

Bobomba is the younger brother of Bomba, another Tontatta dwarf who fought alongside him in the rebellion against the Donquixote Pirates.

What did Bobomba do during the fight against Sugar and the Donquixote Pirates?

Bobomba stayed with Usopp and Robin's group through Operation SOP, helped breach the central tower aimed at Sugar, and battled fellow dwarves after Sugar turned them into toys, never losing faith that Usopp would save them.

What abilities does Bobomba have as a dwarf?

Like other Tontatta dwarves, Bobomba is assumed to have great strength, agility, and a knack for growing plants quickly, and he has been seen carrying a spear in battle.

What did Bobomba do after the Dressrosa Arc?

After escaping Doflamingo's Birdcage and helping demolish the SMILE Factory, Bobomba went on to sail with the Tontatta Pirates, who later took in the drifting Pound near Green Bit.

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