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Lago is an anime-exclusive pirate sailing under the Phoenix Pirates banner. Devoted to his comrades and to captain Puzzle, he battled through the Ice Hunter Arc to win back the crew's stolen flag from the Accino Family.

Japanese Va: Eiji Takemoto
Status: non-canon
Crew & Affiliations: Accino Family, Phoenix Pirates
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Appearance

Of middling height and built on the heavy side, Lago has a round face framed by curly brown hair, and he never seems to be without his sunglasses. His sleeveless white shirt carries a band of concentric yellow and black rings along its lower edge and a pattern of triangles in alternating orange and yellow near the top. Ragged brown trousers cropped at the knee and a blue sash knotted at his waist complete the look.

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Personality

Just like his Phoenix Pirate companions, Lago holds the bonds of friendship dear. He is convinced that Puzzle is fated to be the next Pirate King, and the loss of Vigaro struck him hard. Pride runs deep in him, and he threw himself fully into reclaiming the crew's Jolly Roger from the Accino Family's grip.

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History

In years past, Lago and his crew pushed into the New World, where a rival ship crushed them, killing Vigaro and leaving Puzzle hurt, forcing a retreat into the Grand Line's earlier waters. Reaching Hyokaido, they lost their Jolly Roger to the Accino Family and feigned Puzzle's death so the bounty hunters would not summon the Marines, after which the family coerced them into luring other crews into a trap. He wields a sword and, backed by his crewmates, managed to drive off a pack of Domo penguins.

When the Straw Hat Pirates crossed paths with the disguised Phoenix Pirates, the crew answered Chopper's care and Luffy's hospitality with drugged wine, meaning to commandeer the Thousand Sunny, but Sanji, Franky, and Robin had only faked sleep and stopped the scheme, prompting Stansen to order surrender. Brindo soon turned up to taunt them, and after Luffy fought back, Lago and the others rallied behind Puzzle to assault the bounty hunters' stronghold, scatter the penguins, and save their ship. Once the Accino Family had fallen and the flags were retrieved, Lago again set course for the New World with the Straw Hats, plunging eagerly into the fray when Campacino moved to intercept them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lago in One Piece?

Lago is an anime-only pirate of the Phoenix Pirates, appearing during the Ice Hunter Arc under captain Puzzle.

What is Lago's role in the Ice Hunter Arc?

Lago fights alongside his crew to reclaim the Phoenix Pirates' stolen Jolly Roger from the Accino Family, who had forced the crew into luring other pirates into traps on Hyokaido.

How does Lago react to the Straw Hat Pirates?

Lago takes part in drugging the Straw Hats' wine to try to steal the Thousand Sunny, a plan foiled when Sanji, Franky, and Robin reveal they were only feigning sleep.

What does Lago look like?

Lago is of middling height with a heavy build, a round face, curly brown hair, sunglasses, a sleeveless white shirt with colorful ring and triangle patterns, and ragged brown trousers.

What weapon does Lago use?

Lago fights with a sword, using it alongside his crewmates to fend off attacking Domo penguins and the Accino Family's bounty hunters.

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