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Jumper

Character

Jumper serves the Beasts Pirates as a Gifter, having gained insect powers from an artificial Devil Fruit. After Kurozumi Tama brought him under her control, he switched sides and aided the alliance opposing his former crew.

Devil Fruit: Chinese Grasshopper SMILE
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 980
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Appearance

Jumper stands at roughly average build. The feature that sets him apart is a helmet built to resemble an American football, striped white and red, with a downward arrow aimed at his face. Like his fellow Gifters, a pair of horns juts from it. He dresses in a yellow shirt marked with the letters SB, purple gloves, and a matching purple scarf, and a blue-and-yellow tattoo of spots and stripes seems to run along his left arm.

His anime introduction looked rather different. There he had dark skin, no tattoo, and no gloves, wore a plain blue shirt and a yellow scarf, and sported a fully white helmet, blue headphones, and a bump on his forehead. A later revision brought him much closer to the original: his shirt became white and read SD, his trousers turned green, his helmet gained the arrow in red, and his scarf was recolored red as well.

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Personality

Jumper carries himself with plenty of self-assurance, relishing the idea of taking down a foe to claim a place among the Tobiroppo. He is also fond of drink and celebration, having been seen holding a cocktail glass of liquor.

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History

As a Gifter, Jumper consumed a Chinese Grasshopper SMILE, an artificial Zoan fruit that sprouts grasshopper wings and mandibles he uses to cut down opponents. Unlike most Gifters, he can switch the power on and off as he pleases. During the Beasts Pirates' festivities ahead of the Raid on Onigashima he stood among his comrades, and when Queen offered a Tobiroppo seat to whoever could beat the newly arrived Monkey D. Luffy, Jumper grew eager and remarked on the challenge. He afterward listened to King's report concerning the rebels and the command to slay Kouzuki Momonosuke. In the fighting that followed, Kurozumi Tama tamed Jumper along with Beegirl and Battaman, and the three then turned their strength against the Beasts Pirates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jumper in One Piece?

Jumper is a Gifter serving the Beasts Pirates who gained grasshopper-like powers from an artificial Devil Fruit. Kurozumi Tama later tamed him during the raid on Onigashima, turning him against his former crew.

What Devil Fruit power does Jumper have?

Jumper ate the Chinese Grasshopper SMILE, an artificial Zoan fruit that gives him grasshopper wings and mandibles for cutting down opponents. Unlike most Gifters, he can switch the power on and off at will.

What does Jumper look like?

Jumper wears a helmet shaped like an American football, striped white and red with horns and a downward arrow, along with a yellow shirt marked "SB," purple gloves, and a purple scarf. A blue-and-yellow tattoo of spots and stripes runs along his left arm.

Why did Jumper switch sides during the Wano Country arc?

Jumper switched sides after Kurozumi Tama tamed him along with fellow Gifters Beegirl and Battaman during the raid on Onigashima, turning his strength against the Beasts Pirates he once served.

What was Jumper hoping to achieve by fighting Luffy?

Jumper hoped to earn a seat among the Tobiroppo by defeating Monkey D. Luffy after Queen offered the position to whoever could beat him, showing his eagerness to prove himself in battle.

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