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Donquixote Shivercalero from One Piece in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Donquixote Shivercalero

Character

Saint Donquixote Shivercalero is a World Noble of the Donquixote line and the father of Mjosgard. He appears in a flashback tied to the pardon granted to the freed Fish-Man slaves of Fish-Man Island.

English Voice: Diego Marrero
Japanese Voice: Kazuhiko Kishino
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 625: Uninherited Will
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Appearance

Shivercalero is a heavyset, balding man whose remaining hair, light green and curly, spills from the back of his scalp. His face carries a thin mustache, a sizable nose, and a set of bucked teeth, while folds of fat around his neck and chin blur the line between his head and torso, giving his upper body the look of an upright triangle. A white robe drapes over him, left open to expose a hairy chest.

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Personality

Like many of his fellow World Nobles, Shivercalero indulges himself freely, lounging with enslaved women and sipping from an oversized glass of wine. He is, however, markedly more aware of the wider world than his son was a decade earlier, showing a working grasp of political matters.

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History

His birthright as a World Noble entitled him to do as he wished under the full protection of the World Government, including the power to call down a Marine Admiral against anyone who dared offend him. Ten years before the present, his son Mjosgard questioned why the former fish-man slaves had been permitted to go home to Fish-Man Island. Shivercalero explained that those slaves had earned a pardon because Jinbe had joined the Seven Warlords of the Sea. The anime expands the moment, having him voice anger over the pardon, whereas the manga keeps him to a plain explanation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Donquixote Shivercalero in One Piece?

Donquixote Shivercalero is a World Noble of the Donquixote line and the father of Donquixote Mjosgard. He appears in a flashback connected to the pardon granted to freed fish-man slaves of Fish-Man Island.

What does Donquixote Shivercalero look like?

Donquixote Shivercalero is a heavyset, balding man with curly light green hair, a thin mustache, a large nose, and bucked teeth. He wears a white robe left open over his hairy chest.

Why were Donquixote Shivercalero's fish-man slaves freed?

Donquixote Shivercalero's household was forced to give up its fish-man slaves after Jinbe joined the Seven Warlords of the Sea, which earned those slaves a pardon. His son Mjosgard questioned the decision, and Shivercalero explained the reason to him.

How did Donquixote Shivercalero react to freeing his slaves?

In the anime, Donquixote Shivercalero voices anger over having to release his pardoned fish-man slaves, while the manga shows him giving his son Mjosgard a plain, unemotional explanation instead.

Is Donquixote Shivercalero related to Donquixote Mjosgard?

Yes, Donquixote Shivercalero is Donquixote Mjosgard's father. Both are World Nobles of the Donquixote line residing in Mary Geoise.

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