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Igaram Jr.

Character

Igaram Jr. is a non-canon figure from One Piece Premier Show 2018. A disciple of Karoo from Arabasta, he aids the Straw Hat Pirates in protecting Nefertari Vivi and the visiting Kings at Levely from the scheming Bounties Pirates.

Weapons: guns concealed in hair
Canonicity: non-canon
Affiliation: Arabasta
Debut Media: One Piece Premier Show 2018
Japanese Name: イガラム Jr.
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Appearance

Igaram Jr. is the spitting image of Igaram. Fair-skinned, he wears his long blonde hair in oversized curls. His tie is purple and his shirt white with a collar, worn beneath a grey vest and topped by a dark blue coat with matching shorts.

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Personality

Thoughtful and courageous, Igaram Jr. set out with Karoo to find the Straw Hats the moment Vivi was endangered, and he infiltrated the Bounties Pirates to abduct Caesar Clown. He readily puts himself in harm's way for others, rescuing Luffy from the sea and taking a hit from Bounty in the act.

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History

After learning that the Bounties Pirates intended to strike Levely and wipe out the assembled Kings with poison gas bombs, Igaram Jr. and Karoo went searching for the Straw Hat Pirates to protect Vivi. They found the crew on an island in the New World, where he revealed he had kidnapped Caesar and seized his heart from Prize to derail the plot. The Bounties Pirates gave chase and attacked, and during the fight Prize recovered Caesar and fled toward Mary Geoise. Like Igaram, he conceals firearms within his hair, the same kind of weapons his lookalike uses.

Joined by Duval, Igaram Jr. and the Straw Hats pursued the enemy again. When Bounty knocked Luffy into the water, he and Duval moved to save him, but Bounty's Burner Gun sent Igaram Jr. into the sea as well. Once Luffy defeated Prize and rescued Vivi and the Kings, Igaram Jr. reclaimed his own heart. Despite the uncanny resemblance, shared name, and identical weapons, he is no relation to Igaram, being the grandson of a friend of Igaram's uncle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Igaram in One Piece?

In the non-canon One Piece Premier Show 2018, Igaram Jr. is knocked into the sea by Bounty's Burner Gun while trying to save Luffy, but he survives and reclaims the heart he had stolen from Caesar Clown once Luffy defeats Prize and rescues Vivi and the visiting Kings.

Who is Igaram to Vivi?

Igaram Jr. helps protect Nefertari Vivi during the Levely, but he is not actually related to her; he is simply one of Karoo's disciples who joins the effort to guard her and the visiting Kings.

Is Igaram a good guy in One Piece?

Yes, Igaram Jr. is portrayed as thoughtful and courageous, risking himself to rescue Luffy from the sea and infiltrating the Bounties Pirates to protect Vivi and the Kings at Levely.

Is Igaram Jr. related to the original Igaram?

No, despite looking identical to Igaram, sharing his name, and hiding the same style of guns in his hair, Igaram Jr. is not related to him; he is the grandson of a friend of Igaram's uncle.

What weapon does Igaram Jr. use?

Like his lookalike Igaram, Igaram Jr. conceals firearms within his hair and uses them as his primary means of fighting.

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