Gismonda is a masked operative of CP0, the World Government's most elite intelligence branch. He surfaces during the Dressrosa crisis and resurfaces across later world events, his face hidden and his true skills largely a mystery.
A bristly beard in a bluish gray shade frames the lower portion of Gismonda's hidden face. He drapes himself in a flowing white robe that conceals his entire frame, and a strand of pale beads with a single light blue stone at its center hangs at his neck. The mask he wears is colored a deep red and fixed into a furious scowl, topped by stiff, dreadlock-style black hair that lies flat against it.
In the manner typical of CP0's field agents, Gismonda carries himself with cold professionalism. Completing his assignment takes precedence over every other concern, and he treats his duties with disciplined seriousness.

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Little of Gismonda's combat ability has ever been put on display, yet Nico Robin notes that the simple fact he wears a mask marks him as one of CP0's highest-ranking enforcers. By that logic he is presumed to be a trained killer schooled in the Six Powers, the martial disciplines shared by the elite Cipher Pol agents.
Alongside Joseph and Guernika, he arrived at Dressrosa to spread word that Donquixote Doflamingo's removal from the Seven Warlords had been a misprint, urging the populace to stay silent until a fresh bulletin was issued. While roaming the island, the trio drew the notice of Robin, Trafalgar Law, Caesar Clown, and Usopp. In the non-canon film Heart of Gold, he was tasked with guarding Myskina Olga and questioning her over the Pure Gold, only to lose her when Mad Treasure attacked, after which he reported his failure to Rob Lucci. He later joined Lucci, Kaku, and Stussy at the Levely to shield Saint Charlos, and once the gathering ended he canvassed departing attendees with a photograph of Princess Nefertari Vivi as CP0 hunted for her and Sabo.
Gismonda is a masked operative of CP0, the World Government's elite intelligence branch, who first appears during the Dressrosa crisis. His true combat skills remain largely a mystery, though his mask marks him as a high ranking agent.
Gismonda hides his face behind a deep red mask fixed in a furious scowl, topped by stiff, dreadlock style black hair. He wears a flowing white robe over his whole frame, a bluish gray beard shows beneath the mask, and a strand of pale beads with a light blue stone hangs at his neck.
During the Dressrosa crisis, Gismonda arrived with fellow CP0 agents Joseph and Guernika to spread word that Donquixote Doflamingo's removal from the Seven Warlords had been a misprint, urging the population to stay silent. While moving through the island the trio drew the attention of Nico Robin, Trafalgar Law, Caesar Clown, and Usopp.
Nico Robin notes that the simple fact Gismonda wears a mask marks him as one of CP0's highest ranking enforcers. He is presumed to be trained in the Six Powers shared by elite Cipher Pol operatives, though little of his actual combat ability has been shown.
In the non-canon film Heart of Gold, Gismonda was tasked with guarding Myskina Olga and questioning her about the Pure Gold, but he lost her when Mad Treasure attacked. He then reported his failure to Rob Lucci.
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