
Dejide is a non-canon soldier of the Donquixote Pirates appearing in the game One Piece Odyssey. Hiding in Dressrosa after his crew's downfall, he ambushes the Straw Hats out of revenge before being beaten.
Lean of build, Dejide wears a thin brown moustache beneath curly brown hair. He dresses in the standard Donquixote Pirates uniform and ties a brown and yellow bandana around his head.
Driven by a thirst for payback, Dejide rounds on the Straw Hat Pirates the instant he identifies them, blaming them for the ruin of the Donquixote Pirates and attacking on sight.
Dejide fights with a sword and handles it with genuine skill. At some earlier point he enlisted with the Donquixote Pirates, and after the crew fell apart he went to ground on the second floor of the New Royal Plateau in Dressrosa. It was there that the Straw Hat Pirates found him in One Piece Odyssey. Recognizing them, he struck out hoping to avenge his fallen crew, but the assault collapsed quickly and his defeat forced him to give up Nerine's whereabouts.
Dejide is a non-canon soldier of the Donquixote Pirates who appears in the game One Piece Odyssey, hiding out in Dressrosa after his crew's downfall.
Dejide attacks the Straw Hat Pirates out of revenge, blaming them for the ruin of the Donquixote Pirates the instant he recognizes them.
Dejide fights with a sword, which he wields with genuine skill.
After his crew collapsed, Dejide went into hiding on the second floor of the New Royal Plateau in Dressrosa.
After the Straw Hat Pirates defeat him, Dejide is forced to give up Nerine's whereabouts.
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