Garon is a jewelry designer from Water 7 who appears in One Piece Odyssey. Abducted by a mafia outfit and forced to forge counterfeit gems in their underground lair, he is eventually freed by the Straw Hat Pirates during their search for Gulf.
Garon cuts a lean, towering figure. His brown hair is cropped close, and his wardrobe runs to a brown shirt marked with an upward arrow, trousers in purple, and a striped green hat.
The game gives little insight into his character beyond his courtesy. Once rescued from captivity, Garon makes a point of thanking the pirates who set him loose.

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At an earlier point a criminal group seized Garon and confined him within a sewer hideout, where they pressed him into crafting fake jewels against his will. His captivity ended when the Straw Hat Pirates, hunting for Gulf, came across him and broke him out. He expressed his thanks to them afterward.
Garon is a jewelry designer from Water 7 who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey. A mafia gang abducted him and forced him to forge counterfeit gems in their underground sewer lair before the Straw Hat Pirates freed him.
Garon is a lean, towering figure with brown hair cropped close to his head. He wears a brown shirt marked with an upward arrow, purple trousers, and a striped green hat.
Garon was held captive after a criminal group seized him and confined him within a sewer hideout. There, he was pressed into crafting fake jewels against his will.
Garon was freed when the Straw Hat Pirates, who were hunting for Gulf, came across his sewer hideout and broke him out of captivity. He thanked the crew for rescuing him afterward.
Garon's personality is only lightly sketched in One Piece Odyssey, showing mainly through his courtesy. Once rescued from captivity, he makes a point of thanking the pirates who set him loose.
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