Within the Beasts Pirates, Hawkman serves as a Gifter who gained the power of flight from an artificial Zoan SMILE. Acting on Shogun Orochi's orders, he bombed ships and structures across Wano before confronting the raiding alliance on the night of the assault on Onigashima.
Hawkman stands at an ordinary height for a man. The SMILE he ate produced a big green hawk across his back that drapes over his head like a hood and stretches out a pair of broad wings. He lacks the horns that mark many other Gifters. His outfit consists of a blue-green fur coat slung over the shoulders, red trousers, brown boots, and a belt stamped with the Beasts Pirates insignia.
Like many pirates, Hawkman delights in spreading violence and disorder. Carrying out Orochi's command to destroy ships and infrastructure gave him no pause, and he was happy to boast about the destruction afterward. He also placed enormous faith in Kaidou's might, brushing aside the entire effort by the Straw Hats and everyone allied with them to topple the Emperor as if it were already hopeless.
As a Gifter, Hawkman appears a capable combatant and trusts in his own power, yet when a trio from the Worst Generation stood before him he could not lay a scratch on any of them. The hawk fused to his back grants him flight, and he keeps a stash of small bombs on his person, which he used to harm the Thousand Sunny and damage other ships and structures throughout Wano; the anime additionally arms him with Stielhandgranate grenades. On the eve of the Raid on Onigashima, Orochi sent him out with Ageha Woman and Koshi Falcon to blow up the Sunny and other targets, an order Hawkman gladly obeyed to crush Wano's rebels. When the raid itself arrived, he confronted the Straw Hats and the allied forces directly while leading a small fleet, surprised the Sunny still floated but certain the outnumbered raiders were finished. His gloating backfired: Luffy, Eustass Kid, and Trafalgar Law boarded his vessel and struck it down with separate blows. He was not seen again, and his fate is unknown, though the anime shows Luffy defeating him outright.

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The hawk guy in One Piece is Hawkman, a Gifter within the Beasts Pirates who gained the power of flight from an artificial Zoan SMILE. He carried out Shogun Orochi's orders to bomb ships and structures across Wano before confronting the raiding alliance at Onigashima.
Hawkman ate an artificial Zoan SMILE known as the Hawk SMILE, which fused a large green hawk to his back and grants him the power of flight. The hawk drapes over his head like a hood and stretches out into broad wings.
On the eve of the raid on Onigashima, Shogun Orochi sent Hawkman out with Ageha Woman and Koshi Falcon to blow up the Thousand Sunny and other targets. Hawkman gladly carried out the order, having already bombed ships and structures throughout Wano.
During the raid on Onigashima, Hawkman confronted the Straw Hats and their allies while leading a small fleet, only for Luffy, Eustass Kid, and Trafalgar Law to board his vessel and strike it down with separate blows. His fate afterward is unknown, though the anime shows Luffy defeating him outright.
Hawkman delights in spreading violence and disorder, boasting about the destruction he causes across Wano. He also places enormous faith in Kaido's strength, dismissing the Straw Hats' rebellion as hopeless.
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