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Among the Water 7 crew of dismantlers and bounty hunters known as the Franky Family, Kop stands as one of its members. A tall swordsman loyal to Franky, he joined the storming of Enies Lobby beside the Straw Hat Pirates and fought through the island's defenses.

English Va: Jeff Plunk
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 325: The Franky Family
Crew & Affiliations: Franky Family

Occupations

DismantlerBounty Hunter
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Appearance

Kop stands tall and thin, his face cut into a rectangular shape and his nose into a triangle. Wrapped around his head is a band of orange cloth.

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Personality

After his first encounter with Franky, Kop grew to admire the man greatly, addressing him as Big Bro in the same way the rest of the family did.

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History

A sword hangs at Kop's side, though his actual skill with it remains unknown, and like his fellow members he dons armor capable of withstanding cannonballs. He first joined up with Zambai's gang during his earlier years, and the entire group was absorbed into the Franky Family once Franky handed them a job. When the Straw Hats arrived in Water 7, his crew mugged Usopp of 200 million Berries and pummeled him for trying to take it back, then lost a fight to Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper. CP9 soon battered Kop and the others before kidnapping Franky and Usopp, prompting the gang to seek the Straw Hats' help.

On Enies Lobby, the family was assigned to push in and throw open the main gate, overcoming its giant guardians Oimo and Kashii with assistance from the Galley-La workers before riding King Bulls deeper into the island. Kop served on Zambai's team, which fought Baskerville, the three-headed chief justice, and was eventually overpowered. Once a Buster Call was ordered, Paulie freed them, and after Vice Admiral Strawberry's bombardment blasted the gang off a cliff, Paulie's ropes caught them and they fled aboard the sea train. Kop joined the later party with everyone who had fought at Enies Lobby, and when the family tried to stop Franky from leaving them, Franky beat them all, Kop included, with ease.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kop in One Piece?

Kop is a member of the Franky Family, the Water 7 crew of dismantlers and bounty hunters. He is a tall swordsman loyal to Franky who joined the storming of Enies Lobby beside the Straw Hat Pirates.

What does Kop look like?

Kop stands tall and thin, with a face cut into a rectangular shape and a triangular nose. He wraps a band of orange cloth around his head.

What role did Kop play at Enies Lobby?

At Enies Lobby, Kop's family was assigned to push in and throw open the main gate, overcoming the giant guardians Oimo and Kashii with help from the Galley-La workers. Kop served on Zambai's team, which fought the three-headed chief justice Baskerville and was eventually overpowered.

How did Kop's crew end up helping the Straw Hats?

When the Straw Hats arrived in Water 7, Kop's crew mugged Usopp and lost fights to Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper. CP9 later battered Kop and the others before kidnapping Franky and Usopp, prompting the Franky Family to seek the Straw Hats' help at Enies Lobby.

Why does Kop call Franky Big Bro?

Kop grew to admire Franky greatly after his crew was absorbed into the Franky Family, addressing him as Big Bro the same way the rest of the family does. His skill with a sword is unknown, but like his fellow members he wears armor able to withstand cannonballs.

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