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Leader Kaabo ranks among the Six Executives who command the Drayke Pirates. A non-canon figure who debuts in the game Legend of the Rainbow Island, he favors a tennis racket in battle and heads up the crew's sixth division.

Bounty: 1,000,000 (formerly 2,500,000 / 3,500,000 / 4,500,000, decreased)
Status: non-canon
First Appearance: Legend of the Rainbow Island
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Appearance

Kaabo is a man of ordinary build, his skin sun-darkened and his blond hair cut short. Thick white lips and large gleaming teeth show whenever he grins. For clothing he wears a tennis shirt of blue and white that carries a blue wolf crest across the chest and the number 1 on the back, with a blue cape knotted around his waist. He rounds this off with blue shorts, a golden chain at the neck, golden beaded bracelets, and a clock strapped to each arm.

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Personality

A mocking streak runs through Kaabo, who needles Dias for behaving like a child when the boy steps in to shield Atoli. The same humor surfaces when he gives the children a count of five to admit him and Garride into Dias' home before forcing the door; when Garride knocks it down after only two, Kaabo wastes no time poking fun at his partner's lack of patience. In combat he wields a tennis racket and a supply of balls, batting them at his enemies, and although he holds a leadership post over the sixth division, he and Garride proved no match for the Straw Hat Pirates and had to flee.

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History

The Drayke Pirates raided Silver Arrow Island and seized Atoli, carrying her to Loguetown. When she slipped free, Kaabo and Garride chased her through the streets, only for Dias to step in and let the children get away. The two pursued the pair to Dias' door, spotted his Fisherman's Emblem, and demanded both youngsters, but Dias and Atoli fought clear and reached the execution platform.

At the harbor the duo intercepted them again, now backed by the Straw Hats, and were beaten back. They reported the loss of Atoli and the discovery of the Emblem to Drayke. Later, at Royal Sun Island, the pair reached the finals of the Royal Combat against Dias' group; when the Straw Hats threw the match on purpose, Kaabo and Garride were tricked out of the Emperor Carrot and stormed off, then stole the herb for the crew. During the climax on Rainbow Island, Kaabo helped subdue Dias and Atoli, beat Dias nearly to death on Drayke's command, and was among the executives defeated by the Straw Hats. After Drayke fell, he escaped with the others on a small raft.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kaabo in One Piece?

Kaabo is one of the Six Executives leading the Drayke Pirates, a non-canon character introduced in the game Legend of the Rainbow Island. He commands the crew's sixth division and fights using a tennis racket.

What does Kaabo look like?

Kaabo is an ordinary-built man with sun-darkened skin and short blond hair, known for his thick white lips and gleaming teeth. He wears a blue and white tennis shirt with a wolf crest, blue shorts, a blue cape, a gold chain, and bracelets.

How does Kaabo fight?

Kaabo fights with a tennis racket and a supply of balls that he bats at his opponents, though he and his partner Garride proved no match for the Straw Hat Pirates.

What is Kaabo's role in the Legend of the Rainbow Island story?

Kaabo pursues Atoli after the Drayke Pirates kidnap her, clashes repeatedly with Dias and the Straw Hats, and later helps subdue Dias and Atoli during the story's climax on Rainbow Island.

What happens to Kaabo after Drayke is defeated?

After Drayke falls, Kaabo escapes alongside the other defeated executives on a small raft, having failed to stop the Straw Hats and their allies.

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