Garcia is an anime-only resident of Fish-Man Island living in Gyoverly Hills. Mentioned but never shown on screen, he signed in favor of relocating the island's population during the Fish-Man Island Arc.
Garcia is never depicted on screen, so no visual details are recorded. He is identified only through mention within the anime.
The little that is known points to his support for moving Fish-Man Island's people elsewhere, a stance he backed by adding his signature to the petition.

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As a fish-man, Garcia carries strength roughly ten times that of an average human, doubling again to twenty times while in water. During Hody Jones' seizure of Fish-Man Island, Garcia listened to Hody's broadcast speech and was heard sobbing in fear when his own name came up among those Hody intended to wipe out.
Garcia is an anime only fish-man resident of Fish-Man Island who lives in Gyoverly Hills. He is mentioned but never actually shown on screen during the series.
No, Garcia is never depicted on screen in One Piece. He is identified only through mentions within the anime, so no visual details of his appearance are recorded.
Garcia supported relocating Fish-Man Island's population elsewhere and backed that stance by signing a petition in favor of the move.
During Hody Jones' seizure of Fish-Man Island, Garcia listened to his broadcast speech and was heard sobbing in fear when his own name came up among those Hody intended to wipe out.
As a fish-man, Garcia carries strength roughly ten times that of an average human, which doubles again to twenty times while he is in water.
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