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Fen Bock

Character

Fen Bock of the Gourd is a satyr and former Punk Hazard prisoner who became one of Caesar Clown's henchmen within the Centaur Patrol Unit. Loyal until his master's betrayal, he fled the island alongside the very people he had been fighting.

English Voice: Justin Briner
Japanese Voice: Takahiro Fujimoto
Status: canon
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 668
Crew & Affiliations: Centaur Patrol Unit, Caesar Clown (former)
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Appearance

Bock keeps his wild black hair pulled into a ponytail, and a pair of straight brown horns rise from his head. His own crippled human legs were swapped out for grayish-white sheep legs. For clothes he favors a dark blue jacket over a lime green shirt patterned with black designs, and a mahogany gourd is slung across his back.

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Personality

Bock's devotion to Caesar Clown ran deep enough that he addressed the scientist as Master. That loyalty curdled into a sense of betrayal once Caesar turned on his own subordinates, prompting Bock to escape the facility with the Straw Hats and the G-5 Marines. He was also openly frightened of Smiley, having no idea what the creature was.

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Abilities

Bock swings a gourd-shaped mace fitted with two spiked balls, and he wielded it well enough to overpower a number of G-5 Marines. Four years before the story, he was a Punk Hazard prisoner when Vegapunk's chemical weapon incident struck. The poison gas cost him the use of his legs, but when Caesar arrived a year later he handed out artificial legs, and the grateful ex-prisoners accepted him as their master, unaware he had caused their paralysis. Later, Trafalgar Law fitted them with animal legs. Bock first turned up battling the G-5 Marines outside the lab beside the other ex-prisoners, was rattled when an exploding ship and Smiley's slime landed near his group, and retreated inside at Caesar's order, warning his comrades when the shutters opened to let the Marines through. When Luffy began cornering Caesar, the scientist released the lethal H2S gas and revealed how easily he could replace his underlings; Bock and the others, clinging to the belief that Caesar's cruelty was an act, watched in horror as he killed the subordinates caught on the battlefield. After Caesar's defeat, Bock survived and was seen fleeing the laboratory together with the Straw Hats and the G-5 Marines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Fen Bock in One Piece?

Fen Bock of the Gourd is a satyr and former Punk Hazard prisoner who became one of Caesar Clown's henchmen within the Centaur Patrol Unit.

How did Fen Bock lose the use of his legs?

Fen Bock was a Punk Hazard prisoner when Vegapunk's chemical weapon incident struck, and the poison gas cost him the use of his legs.

Why did Fen Bock turn against Caesar Clown?

Fen Bock's loyalty to Caesar Clown curdled into a sense of betrayal once Caesar turned on his own subordinates, prompting Bock to flee the facility alongside the Straw Hats and the G-5 Marines.

What weapon does Fen Bock use?

Fen Bock fights with a gourd-shaped mace fitted with two spiked balls, wielding it well enough to overpower a number of G-5 Marines.

How did Fen Bock get his artificial legs?

Caesar Clown gave Fen Bock artificial legs a year after the poisoning that paralyzed him, and Trafalgar Law later fitted him with animal legs instead.

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