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Hound holds the rank of Marine Vice Admiral and stands among the nine officers of that grade dispatched to the Egghead operation. Carrying a bounty of no less than 500 million and wielding a dog-themed Zoan power, he turns up as a small-scale foe during the Final Saga.

Devil Fruit: Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Hound
Funimation VA: Trey Upton
Japanese Va: Shinichi Yamada
Bounty: at least 500,000,000
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 1078
Crew & Affiliations: Marines
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Appearance

Sharp-tipped glasses sit on a face shaped by a heavy, square jaw, and Hound leaves his hair messy while wearing lipstick. A tall build fills out a pinstriped double-breasted jacket, layered over a navy shirt with a matching tie and finished with black gloves. His standing earns him a Justice coat slung from the shoulders, its cuffs dyed the same blue as his suit. An early anime design first gave him blond hair and red glasses before swapping to red hair and blue lenses.

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Personality

A practical mindset steers Hound, who prefers to hold off on harsh measures like a Buster Call when a more pressing matter is at hand. He also balks at ideas that seem absurd to him, scoffing at the suggestion that the world could one day slip beneath the waves.

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History

Hound entered the Marines in the same period as Smoker. Once the World Government condemned Vegapunk, he joined Jaygarcia Saturn, Kizaru, and the rest of the Vice Admirals in surrounding Egghead with a fleet. After Saturn called a Buster Call and the Marines withdrew, Bonney's Pacifista began tearing into the ships, and Hound weighed canceling the assault rather than waste those units. Vegapunk's global broadcast enraged him, and he brushed off the warning of a sinking world as foolishness. When the Giant Warrior Pirates arrived to extract the Straw Hats, he aimed fire at their vessel, then watched the Iron Giant shield Luffy from Warcury and Peter. Following the escape, the Vice Admirals conferred with Saturn, only to see Imu's power crumble him into a skeleton that burst apart. For combat Hound relies on a Zoan-type fruit, the Dog-Dog Fruit in its Hound model, which grants both a full hound and a hybrid form; the anime also shows him reaching the island by Geppo, and like all officers of his rank he commands Haki.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Dog Dog Fruit Model Hound in One Piece?

The Dog-Dog Fruit, Model: Hound is the Zoan-type Devil Fruit eaten by the Marine Vice Admiral Hound, letting him transform into a full hound or a hybrid human-dog form.

Who is Hound in One Piece?

Hound is a Marine Vice Admiral with a bounty of at least 500,000,000, one of nine Vice Admirals sent to the Egghead operation during the Final Saga.

What does Hound do during the Egghead Incident?

Hound joins Jaygarcia Saturn, Kizaru, and other Vice Admirals surrounding Egghead Island with a fleet, later weighing whether to call off the assault when Bonney's Pacifista start tearing into the ships, and fires on the Giant Warrior Pirates' vessel during the escape.

What is Hound's personality like in One Piece?

Hound is practical, preferring to hold off on drastic measures like a Buster Call when a more pressing matter is at hand, and he scoffs at the idea that the world could sink beneath the waves.

When did Hound join the Marines?

Hound entered the Marines in the same period as Smoker, reflecting the long career that led to his Vice Admiral rank.

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