Bobrad
CharacterBobrad is a non-canon pirate who was captured and held prisoner by the Silver Pirate Alliance. He appears during the anime's Silver Mine Arc.
Appearance
Bobrad is a middle-aged man with spiky brown hair slicked back over a pronounced widow's peak, framed by sideburns. He has a broad nose and a square jaw, and a scar runs across his forehead and down one cheek. He wears a grey collared shirt left open at the chest.
Personality
Little is established about his character beyond his reaction to imprisonment, which left him visibly shaken and distressed.
History
Over the course of his career Bobrad turned pirate, pushed into the New World, and earned a bounty of 68,000,000 berries, proof of a certain strength. That strength was not enough to keep him out of the Silver Pirate Alliance's grasp, however, and he was taken captive and brought before their leader, Bill, presented alongside other prisoners that included Monkey D. Luffy and Tambu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Bobrad in One Piece?
Bobrad is a non-canon pirate who appears in the anime's Silver Mine Arc, where he is held prisoner by the Silver Pirate Alliance.
What is Bobrad's bounty?
Bobrad earned a bounty of 68,000,000 berries during his career as a pirate in the New World, though it was later revoked after his capture.
Who captured Bobrad?
Bobrad was captured by the Silver Pirate Alliance and brought before its leader, Bill, where he was held alongside other prisoners including Monkey D. Luffy and Tambu.
What arc does Bobrad appear in?
Bobrad first appears in Episode 747 of the One Piece anime, during the Silver Mine Arc.
What does Bobrad look like?
Bobrad is a middle-aged man with spiky brown hair slicked back over a widow's peak, sideburns, a broad nose, a square jaw, and a scar running across his forehead and down one cheek.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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