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Lindbergh

Character

Nicknamed "Lind", this feline mink leads the South division of the Revolutionary Army while doubling as its resident gadget builder. Tiny in stature yet armed with a jetpack and homemade freezing and cutting guns, he treats every battle as a chance to field-test his latest invention.

Japanese Voice: Hisayoshi Suganuma
Bounty: 316000000
Birthday: May 21
Age: 37
Height Cm: 149
Status: Alive
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Appearance

Barely reaching the chest height of taller comrades such as Belo Betty, this feline mink cuts a compact figure. Cream fur covers him, topped by dark-cyan hair, pale whiskers, and a small pink nose. His outfit layers a brown buttoned shirt over white trousers and dark boots, with an open amber coat thrown across it. Two sets of goggles define his look: one rests over his eyes with pale blue lenses, while a second orange-tinted pair wraps around an amber top hat whose brim curls upward at the sides. A jetpack rides on his back, holding his arsenal along with it.

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Personality

Combat thrills him. He grew visibly eager once word spread of the coming clash with the World Nobles, and he favors trying out fresh weaponry mid-fight. When Morley jumped into the action ahead of the plan, Lindbergh reacted with irritation rather than caution.

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Abilities

His rank as a Revolutionary executive grants command over the entire South Army, and the World Government values him at a bounty of 316,000,000 berries. Mink heritage makes him a born fighter capable of channeling Electro, and a full moon can trigger his Sulong form, though whether he controls it is unclear. Where he truly stands apart is invention: he engineered a laser weapon of a caliber otherwise built only by minds like Vegapunk, Queen, and Franky, and he proved skilled enough to mend the cybernetic frame of Bartholomew Kuma. His marksmanship is precise, letting his Cool Shooter freeze enemy hands to their guns and his Laser Shooter sever slave chains without harming the captives. He also wields both Armament and Observation Haki. These talents saw action when he and the other commanders rescued the Lulusia Kingdom, infiltrated Mary Geoise, and freed prisoners during the Levely.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lindbergh in One Piece?

Lindbergh, nicknamed Lind, is a feline mink who leads the South Army of the Revolutionary Army while doubling as its resident gadget builder. He is tiny in stature yet armed with a jetpack and homemade freezing and cutting guns.

What is Lindbergh's role in the Revolutionary Army?

Lindbergh commands the South Army of the Revolutionary Army and also serves as its resident gadget builder, engineering weapons like a laser gun comparable to those made by Vegapunk, Queen, or Franky.

What species is Lindbergh?

Lindbergh is a cat mink, a small feline member of the Mink Tribe who barely reaches chest height on taller comrades like Belo Betty despite his high rank.

What weapons does Lindbergh use in battle?

Lindbergh fights with a jetpack-mounted arsenal of his own invention, including a Cool Shooter that freezes enemies' hands to their weapons and a Laser Shooter precise enough to sever slave chains without harming the prisoners inside them.

What is Lindbergh's bounty?

Lindbergh carries a bounty of 316,000,000 berries from the World Government, reflecting his standing as a Revolutionary Army commander and inventor.

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