Kikipatsu rides with the Blackbeard Pirates. A cheerful, heavyset crewman, he is most recognizable for his enormous fluffy beard and his fondness for plum beer.
Kikipatsu is a portly man past his youth, with a sizable nose dominating his face. The standout feature is his bushy blond beard, so thick and pale that it resembles a tuft of cotton candy. He tops his head with a bandana and holds up his trousers with suspenders worn over a vest.
An easygoing, good humored sort, Kikipatsu shows no nerves at all, happily lounging right beside Blackbeard himself. He has a real weakness for plum beer, though the drink leaves his nose glowing red.
He turns up sharing a couch and a round of drinks with Blackbeard, Maki, and Tori during the events in Wano, sitting in as his captain held a conversation with Gecko Moria.
Kikipatsu is a cheerful, heavyset member of the Blackbeard Pirates best known for his enormous fluffy beard and his fondness for plum beer.
Kikipatsu is a portly, older man with a sizable nose and a bushy blond beard so thick and pale it resembles a tuft of cotton candy, and he wears a bandana along with suspenders over a vest.
Kikipatsu is easygoing and shows no nerves at all, happily lounging right beside Blackbeard himself, and he has a real weakness for plum beer that leaves his nose glowing red.
Kikipatsu appears during the events in Wano, sharing a couch and drinks with Blackbeard, Maki, and Tori while his captain holds a conversation with Gecko Moria.
Kikipatsu resides at Hachinosu, the hidden island base of the Blackbeard Pirates.
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