Jacksonbanner played music for the Roger Pirates right up until the crew broke apart. He took part in the legendary voyage to the end of the Grand Line, and once that famous crew went their separate ways, no one knows what became of him.
He is a tall, lean man with notably long arms and a slight stoop in his posture, topped by curly hair of a light shade. His clothing consists of an open, dark short-sleeved shirt over baggy light-colored pants. A strap crosses his chest, and he finishes the look with a belt and a pair of boots.
Little of his character has been shown. When the Roger Pirates reached the last island of the Grand Line and beheld the riches Joy Boy had left there, Jacksonbanner joined his crewmates in laughter.
Roughly thirty-eight years ago, Jacksonbanner sailed with the Roger Pirates into the God Valley Incident, where their aim was to free Shakuyaku, then a captive held in the Native Hunting Competition. Once Silvers Rayleigh managed to save her by himself, Roger told the rest of the crew to cover their escape and go after the island's treasure. Though irritated that Rayleigh had claimed Shakuyaku, the pirates obeyed their captain.
About twenty-five years ago, the crew arrived at the final island of the Grand Line and looked upon the treasure Joy Boy had left behind, a sight that set Jacksonbanner and his shipmates laughing. After the Roger Pirates disbanded, his fate went unrecorded.
Jacksonbanner was a musician who played for the Roger Pirates until the crew disbanded, taking part in their legendary voyage to the end of the Grand Line.
Jacksonbanner served as the ship's musician for the Roger Pirates, sailing under Captain Gol D. Roger alongside crewmates like Silvers Rayleigh.
During the God Valley Incident roughly thirty-eight years before the story, Jacksonbanner sailed with the Roger Pirates to free Shakuyaku from the Native Hunting Competition, then was ordered by Roger to cover the crew's escape and seek out the island's treasure after Silvers Rayleigh rescued her alone.
When the Roger Pirates reached the final island of the Grand Line and saw the treasure Joy Boy had left behind, Jacksonbanner joined his crewmates in laughter at the sight.
After the Roger Pirates went their separate ways, Jacksonbanner's fate went unrecorded and nothing more is known about what became of him.
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