Farul

Farul stands as a massive white horse, rising nearly three heads over its owner Cavendish. A long gray mane runs down its neck, and it carries a saddle fitted for riding. Mounted on one side of that saddle is a loudspeaker built from a Sound Dial, which Cavendish puts to use.

Farul's temperament is mostly a mystery, though it clearly heeds and honors Cavendish as its master. For a horse, it has picked up surprisingly human habits, much like Richie and Hattori, going so far as to settle into a chair and sip tea.

Farul boasts tremendous strength and a gift for leaping. It bounded up the treacherous slopes of the New King's Plateau while bearing Cavendish, Kyros, Luffy, and Law all at once without flagging. Its durability is just as notable: it endured having its head crushed by one of Sugar's toy soldiers and survived. Even lacking fingers, it manages to grip a teacup. Farul and Cavendish crossed paths in their youth and have stayed together ever since. During the Dressrosa events, Cavendish rode it into the Corrida Colosseum to berate the crowd for jeering at Rebecca, then again when he joined Luffy, Zoro, Law, and other colosseum fighters against the Donquixote Pirates. Farul carried its rider up the King's Plateau, ferrying Luffy, Law, and an uninvited Kyros from level to level, until one of Sugar's nutcrackers bit and felled it, leaving it unconscious for the remainder of the battle. Three days after Doflamingo fell, the recovered horse bore Cavendish once more as the gladiators covered the Straw Hats' escape from the pursuing Marines. Later, as the Beautiful Pirates sailed unknown waters, Farul sipped tea while Cavendish looked back on his life.