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Footbianco

Character

Among the Franky Family's towering Kairiki Destroyers stands Footbianco, a ship dismantler and bounty hunter who lives in Water 7. Fiercely devoted to Franky, he joined the raid on Enies Lobby, though a single blow from the giant Kashii knocked him out of the fight.

Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 329: My Name Is "Franky"
Crew & Affiliations: Franky Family
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Appearance

A tall, lean figure, Footbianco wears his ash-violet hair to the shoulders and keeps a bit of stubble on his chin. He dresses in the Franky Family kit, a metal lederhosen marked with a pink star, specialized goggles, a dark hat, and yellow trousers. As with the other Kairiki Destroyers, his size is enormous, rising past the legs of an ordinary giant and dwarfing the rest of the Family. His earliest anime appearance mistakenly colored him blond beneath a white hat, a slip the Episode of Merry release later put right.

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Personality

Footbianco's devotion to the Franky Family, and to Franky himself, runs deep, and he calls his leader his big brother. Around his comrades he is relaxed and cheerful, happy to crack a joke even after losing a wager. That loyalty stretches far enough that he willingly stormed a World Government island for Franky's sake, taking part in the assault on Enies Lobby.

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History

His immense frame gives Footbianco strength far beyond a normal person's, honed through years of tearing ships apart, and he ranks among the Family's strongest, though that still falls short against true giants. He fights with an extremely long spear sized to his height, but his skill with it stayed untested, since Kashii knocked him cold before he could use it. He was present inside the Franky House as the members who had robbed Usopp returned with their loot, and during the celebration he lost at cards and got sent out for supplies, only to meet the Straw Hats and be flattened on the spot. Recovering, he chased the Rocketman toward Enies Lobby and joined the Family's cannon barrage against a threatening wave. At the island he charged the main gate with the other Destroyers, helped force it open, then squared off against the giants Oimo and Kashii, who quickly put him down. His unconscious body was later roped to Oimo during the escape, and he woke in time to cheer aboard the Puffing Tom. Afterward he celebrated the getaway, begged Luffy to take Franky to sea, wept as Franky finally accepted, and joined the Family in their plans to link up with the Galley-La Company.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Footbianco in One Piece?

Footbianco is one of the Franky Family's towering Kairiki Destroyers, a ship dismantler and bounty hunter living in Water 7. He is fiercely loyal to Franky and joined the raid on Enies Lobby.

What does Footbianco look like?

Footbianco is tall and lean with shoulder-length ash-violet hair and light stubble. He wears the Franky Family's metal lederhosen marked with a pink star, along with goggles, a dark hat, and yellow trousers, and his size rises past that of an ordinary giant.

Who defeated Footbianco at Enies Lobby?

Footbianco was knocked out by a single blow from the giant Kashii while charging the main gate at Enies Lobby alongside the other Kairiki Destroyers.

What weapon does Footbianco use?

Footbianco fights with an extremely long spear sized to match his height, though his skill with it went untested since Kashii knocked him unconscious before he could use it.

What role did Footbianco play in the Enies Lobby raid?

Footbianco joined the Franky Family's cannon barrage against an incoming wave, charged the main gate with the other Destroyers, and was later dragged to safety tied to Oimo during the escape. He woke in time to cheer aboard the Puffing Tom and begged Luffy to take Franky to sea.

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