
Dagama serves the Prodence Kingdom as its tactician and entered the Corrida Colosseum tournament as a gladiator chasing the Mera Mera no Mi. He becomes an ally of Luffy over the course of the Dressrosa Arc.
Dagama is a heavyset, chubby man with a hunched posture, shaggy black eyebrows, and a thick, bushy mustache. He wears round black sunglasses and drapes a yellow coat dotted with red polka dots over his shoulders. A beaded yellow necklace bearing a yellow sun hangs at his neck, and he wears brown trousers covered in tan spots. The Hobi Hobi no Mi later changed him into a toy that resembled a pig.
Shady and untrustworthy by nature, Dagama will resort to any tactic to win, most of all to benefit his king, Elizabello II. In the colosseum he bribed and conspired with rival fighters only to betray and attack them, and his greed nearly led him to turn on the very people who had saved him until a scolding from his king made him grateful. He later redeemed himself by uniting the colosseum's top fighters and holding back Dellinger so Cavendish, Luffy, and Kyros could slip past Doflamingo's officers. Like several characters he has his own signature laugh, "Gamahahahahah," which echoes his name.

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A sharp strategist, Dagama traveled to Dressrosa beside Elizabello II in pursuit of the famed Mera Mera no Mi, arriving with detailed knowledge of his gladiator rivals. He brokered pacts with combatants like Tank Lepanto as the B Block free-for-all unfolded, shielding Elizabello so the king could land his devastating punch, then secretly aligned himself with Blue Gilly and turned on his own allies. Blue Gilly then kicked him out of the ring. Thrown into the underground dungeon and later transformed into a toy, Dagama was freed when Sugar lost consciousness and the curse broke. He afterward joined Luffy, Zoro, and Law along with the other colosseum fighters against the Donquixote Pirates, surviving being impaled by Dellinger and later healed by Mansherry. His efforts bought Luffy the time needed to bring down Doflamingo, after which he returned home to Prodence Kingdom. During the Egghead Arc, Elizabello sent him to check on the Lulusia Kingdom after news of its destruction.
Dagama is the tactician of the Prodence Kingdom who enters the Corrida Colosseum tournament on Dressrosa chasing the Mera Mera no Mi. He becomes an ally of Luffy over the course of the Dressrosa Arc.
Dagama is a heavyset, hunched man with shaggy black eyebrows and a bushy mustache, wearing round black sunglasses and a yellow coat dotted with red polka dots. He also wears a beaded yellow necklace with a sun charm and tan-spotted brown trousers.
Dagama is shady and untrustworthy in the colosseum, bribing and conspiring with rival fighters only to betray and attack them for his king Elizabello II's benefit. He later redeems himself by uniting the top fighters to hold back Dellinger so Cavendish, Luffy, and Kyros could get past Doflamingo's officers.
Dagama is transformed into a pig-like toy by the Hobi Hobi no Mi and thrown into an underground dungeon, but he is freed when Sugar loses consciousness and the curse breaks. He then joins Luffy, Zoro, and Law with the other colosseum fighters against the Donquixote Pirates.
Yes, Dagama survives being impaled by Dellinger during the battle against the Donquixote Pirates and is later healed by Mansherry. He returns home to the Prodence Kingdom afterward and is later sent by Elizabello to check on the destroyed Lulusia Kingdom during the Egghead Arc.
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