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Corgi from One Piece in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Serving the World Government as an official, Corgi was assigned to secure the Pluton blueprints and move the captives Robin and Cutty Flam toward Enies Lobby. He led the guard detail riding the Sea Train and reported straight to the CP9 agents, right up until Sogeking left him unconscious.

Funimation VA: Charles C. Campbell
Japanese Va: Hisao Egawa
Birthday: August 25th
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 328
Crew & Affiliations: World Government
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Appearance

Corgi cuts an average build, his grayish-blond hair accented by sideburns and a mustache, with a scar tracing down the right side of his features. The standard official's uniform clothes him: a black tie knotted over a white shirt, a navy suit stamped on its left with the World Government insignia, and a brimmed cap in matching navy.

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Personality

Loyalty to the World Government steers his conduct, and he obeys its directives, even confronting Iceburg about the Pluton plans because his superiors demanded it. His one grievance is the repeated trips out to Water 7, which he openly resents.

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History

Over a long stretch Corgi kept coming back to Iceburg with one offer after another, hoping to coax the Pluton blueprints out of him, yet the mayor played dumb and rebuffed him every single time. He showed up at the Galley-La Company bearing fresh terms and demanded a private sit-down, was turned away once more, and left in a sulk. Later he met Robin at the Blue Station, guided her onto the Puffing Tom, welcomed CP9 aboard, and traveled with them, keeping the agents updated and arranging the guards under Lucci's command once an intruder turned up. Entering Robin's car, he pushed Sogeking into hiding beneath her cloak, and after he saw through the ruse he was knocked out. He outranks lower officials and orders them about, but proved a feeble fighter and was thought incapable of assassination by Franky; he supposedly has a talent for sniffing out pirates. The manga drops his defeat off-page, whereas the anime stretches the cabin scene, showing him almost depart before he notices Usopp's legs and is felled by an explosive pellet during his escape.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Corgi in One Piece?

Corgi is a World Government official assigned to secure the Pluton blueprints and escort the captives Nico Robin and Cutty Flam toward Enies Lobby.

What was Corgi's mission regarding the Pluton blueprints?

Corgi repeatedly approached Iceburg with new offers trying to coax the Pluton blueprints out of him, but the mayor played dumb and turned him down every time.

How did Corgi treat Iceburg during the Water 7 arc?

Corgi grew frustrated with Iceburg over the course of the Water 7 arc, showing up at the Galley-La Company demanding a private meeting only to be rebuffed again and leaving in a sulk; he openly resented the repeated trips out to Water 7.

What happened to Corgi aboard the Sea Train?

Aboard the Sea Train, Corgi guided Robin onto the Puffing Tom, welcomed CP9 aboard, and arranged the guard detail, but he was knocked out after Sogeking, hidden beneath Robin's cloak, was discovered.

How good of a fighter is Corgi?

Corgi proved to be a feeble fighter, with Franky considering him incapable of carrying out an assassination, though he reportedly has a talent for sniffing out pirates.

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