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Bulototo

Character

Bulototo is the younger half of a criminal sibling duo in One Piece Odyssey. With his brother Bulaniki, he makes a name preying on travelers along Nanohana's Eastern Highway, the pair eventually carrying their reputation all the way into the New World.

Status: non_canon
Gender: Male
First Appearance: One Piece Odyssey
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates, Bulaniki, Buggy's Delivery (former)
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Appearance

Bulototo shares his brother's hulking, muscular frame, the same round face on a short neck, jutting brow, rounded nose, and thick lips. His hair and goatee are grey. He wears a lace-up shirt striped in white and blue, cinched with a dark blue sash.

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Personality

Like his elder brother, Bulototo is brutal and money-driven. The two stage minor crimes meant to attract bounty hunters chasing Bulaniki's reward, then snap the trap shut. He proves competent with a cutlass, his weapon of choice, though neither sibling can stand against the Straw Hat Pirates.

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History

On the Eastern Highway the Straw Hats challenge and beat the brothers, claiming Bulaniki's reward. The two slip off a prison transport and flee to Water 7, where a raised five-million bounty circulates and the crew downs them again. Locked in Impel Down until the breakout, they then spend two years serving Buggy's Delivery.

After learning what the crew did in Dressrosa, they abandon Buggy and set out to thank Luffy face to face. Their revived bounty spreads across the island, the Straw Hats hunt them again, and the brothers are defeated mid-explanation and turned over to Margin. Escaping the next transport, they double back to Dressrosa for revenge, watch the Straw Hats stumble into a trap laid for them, and choose to take up Margin's go-between role. In the reshaped Water Seven Memoria, Bulototo instead runs a Yagara Bull hire stand alongside Bulaniki and Bulmatte, the trio dubbed the 3 Bull Rental Brothers, backing the revolt against Cipher Pol before guiding the Straw Hats to Iceburg's mansion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bulototo in One Piece?

Bulototo is the younger of two pirate brothers introduced in One Piece Odyssey, working with his elder brother Bulaniki to prey on travelers along Nanohana's Eastern Highway.

Who is Bulototo's brother?

Bulototo's brother is Bulaniki, and the pair operate together, staging petty crimes to lure bounty hunters chasing Bulaniki's reward before turning on them.

What weapon does Bulototo use?

Bulototo fights with a cutlass, handling it competently, though he and his brother are unable to stand against the Straw Hat Pirates.

What happens to Bulototo in Dressrosa?

In Dressrosa, Bulototo and Bulaniki's revived bounty spreads across the island, and the Straw Hats defeat them again mid-explanation before handing them over to Margin.

What does Bulototo do in the Water Seven Memoria?

In the reshaped Water Seven Memoria, Bulototo runs a Yagara Bull hire stand alongside Bulaniki and Bulmatte as part of the 3 Bull Rental Brothers, backing the revolt against Cipher Pol.

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