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Dojaku

Character

Dojaku, nicknamed Gimmick, is an anime-only Marine from the Adventure of Nebulandia special. A gifted shipwright, he went undercover among the Foxy Pirates to serve his superior Komei's scheme against the Straw Hats.

English Va: Cris George
Japanese Va: Takuma Otoo
First Appearance: Adventure of Nebulandia
Crew & Affiliations: Marines, Foxy Pirates (undercover, former)

Occupations

Marine OfficerShipwrightPirate (undercover, former)
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Appearance

Dojaku is a hefty, tan-skinned figure marked by small eyes, a nose that points downward, jutting cheekbones, pointed ears, and a wide mouth. His torso is broad and his legs short, while his arms run long and heavily muscled. A lengthy brown beard hangs from his chin, and his brown hair is gathered back into a ponytail.

He drapes a Marine coat over his shoulders and pairs it with black trousers, tan gloves, and brown shoes. A burgundy shirt edged with a two-tone blue diamond pattern sits beneath, a brown belt circles his waist, and a tattoo decorates his left shoulder.

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Personality

Devoted to Komei, Dojaku embraced deception, embedding himself in the Foxy Pirates and turning on them when his supervisor's plan demanded it. He takes great pride in the contraptions he builds, fondly calling them his gimmicks, and was crushed when the Kinoconda wrecked one before he could reveal it in full. Though he counted the Straw Hats as foes, he held authentic admiration for Franky's craftsmanship. His distinctive laugh rings out as Konakarakara.

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Abilities

Dojaku is an accomplished shipwright, having rebuilt the Sexy Foxy into a warship and engineered a towering apparatus on Nebulandia. He is physically powerful as well, knocking Luffy back without much effort. For combat he wields oversized saws as if they were swords, much in the manner of Rob Lucci during his Galley-La days.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dojaku in One Piece?

Dojaku, nicknamed Gimmick, is an anime only Marine introduced in the Adventure of Nebulandia special, who went undercover among the Foxy Pirates as part of his superior Komei's scheme against the Straw Hats.

What is Dojaku's role as a shipwright?

Dojaku is a skilled shipwright who rebuilt the Sexy Foxy into a warship for the Foxy Pirates and engineered a towering apparatus on Nebulandia.

What weapon does Dojaku use?

Dojaku fights with oversized saws wielded like swords, a style reminiscent of Rob Lucci during his Galley-La days.

How did Dojaku betray the Foxy Pirates?

Having infiltrated the Foxy Pirates undercover, Dojaku triggered a trap during a rematch Davy Back Fight that caged the stage, revealing alongside Komei that the plan was to capture the Straw Hats all along.

What stopped Dojaku's plan on Nebulandia?

Dojaku's grandest contraption, meant to ship the captured Straw Hats to Marine Headquarters, was destroyed when a geyser hurled the Kinoconda out of the sea and crushed it before it could be fully revealed.

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