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Disco ran the Human Auctioning House, found at Grove 1 on the Sabaody Archipelago, trafficking slaves under Doflamingo's backing. His cruelty and short fuse defined him until the auction's violent collapse left him penniless, bitter, and stewing over the rookies he blames for his downfall.

English Voice: Michael Sinterniklaas
Japanese Voice: Yasunori Masutani
Birthday: June 12th
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Donquixote Doflamingo (former), Human Auctioning House (former)
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Appearance

A lanky, flamboyant figure, Disco sports long silver locks, a cleft chin, and a scruffy beard and mustache. His usual ensemble pairs a purple coat with a pink scarf, a towering yellow hat ringed with floral patterns, and the star-shaped glasses he is known for. Once his business folded he grew shabby, his clothes torn and his grooming neglected, though he clung to the hat, now crumpled inward, and the glasses, now missing the right lens.

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Personality

Sadistic and quick to anger, Disco struck the mermaid Camie for sticking out her tongue when she first arrived, and he flew into a rage when Lacuba's suicide attempt threatened to spoil a sale. The shop's downfall left him broken and unable to move past it, sinking into drink. He nursed a deep grudge against the members of the Worst Generation present on the day his auction ended, driving knives through the bounty posters of Rayleigh along with Luffy, Law, and Kid.

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History

When the Hound Pets delivered Camie to be sold, Disco came to inspect her and hit her for her defiance, only for a caged Rayleigh to knock him out with Conqueror's Haki. Recovering in time, he ran the auction and sold Camie to the World Noble Charlos for 500,000,000 berries before Luffy crashed in and struck the Noble. As chaos erupted, Shalria shot Disco when he begged her to spare the unpaid merchandise. Wounded, he phoned the shop's owner, Doflamingo, for aid, but the Warlord handed him the business and cut him off, declaring his interest had shifted to SMILEs. Two years on, Disco was scraping by as a vagrant amid the ruined auction house, and he later appeared among the Sabaody crowd watching Vegapunk's worldwide broadcast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Disco in One Piece?

After the chaos at the Human Auctioning House, Disco was shot and lost control of the business when Doflamingo took it over and abandoned him. Two years later, Disco was living as a vagrant amid the ruined auction house.

Who is Disco in One Piece?

Disco is the former owner of the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody Archipelago's Grove 1, where he trafficked slaves under Donquixote Doflamingo's backing. Known as the Walking Super Bazaar, he was cruel and quick to anger before his business collapsed.

What happened when Disco tried to sell Camie?

Disco sold the mermaid Camie to the World Noble Charlos for 500,000,000 berries, but Luffy crashed into the auction and struck Charlos, triggering chaos that ended with Disco being shot by Shalria.

Why did Doflamingo abandon Disco?

When Disco called Doflamingo for help after being shot, Doflamingo instead took over the auction business and cut him off, saying his interest had shifted to producing SMILEs.

What does Disco look like?

Disco is a lanky, flamboyant figure with long silver hair, a cleft chin, and a scruffy beard. He is known for his purple coat, pink scarf, tall floral hat, and star-shaped glasses.

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