Morgans

His Devil Fruit keeps him in a Human-Beast state that blends a man with an albatross, leaving him exceptionally tall with small eyes set beside a long beak. White plumage sheathes his frame, his tail runs long, and the wings on his sides resemble human arms. Across his lower half he sports trousers patterned in a checkered red-and-white design, with a cape of dark color draped over his shoulders. A blue top hat carrying a tall striped feather tops his head, a light button shirt with a yellow bow sits beneath, and his footwear is cut to suit his clawed avian feet. So far the story has revealed neither his fully human nor his fully beast shape.

Big developments electrify Morgans, and breaking them to the public is what he lives for, prompting his habitual cry whenever a story worth printing surfaces. Being a journalist fills him with pride, and he will not stand to be called anything lesser, willing to endanger his own neck for a photograph or to enrage an Emperor by running the truth. Accuracy hardly troubles him, since in his eyes the newspaper exists to entertain, and he readily invents details to hook readers.

Stingy and self-serving, he once traded a cover-up of Stussy's actions for a glimpse at a rare treasure, and his coverage bends to his own leanings, swelling Luffy's exploits out of plain admiration. A pretty face also sways him, as Shirahoshi proved when she left him captivated, and the people he shelters, Wapol and Vivi among them, intrigue him chiefly as walking stories. His laughter rings out as a long, gleeful cackle.

Some thirty-eight years back, Morgans worked a humble local beat, yet he had already earned a reputation for dredging up secrets buried so deep that Cipher Pol itself was left stumped. After the slave Ginny warned him about being shipped to the hunting event at God Valley, he chose to feed that knowledge to Hachinosu rather than bury it, a leak that helped trigger the God Valley Incident, though the piece he eventually ran spotlighted only Garp's heroism. The present timeline reintroduces him as a guest at Big Mom's Tea Party in the Whole Cake Island Arc, where Luffy's intrusion and Jinbe's departure gave him fresh chaos to cover.

Once the Straw Hats slipped out of Totto Land, he proclaimed Luffy the Fifth Emperor across the world. Later he flattened the Cipher Pol mole Jabari, shifted his headquarters to dodge retaliation, and gave asylum to Wapol and Vivi as they ran from the government. In the Egghead chapters he printed a false claim that Luffy held Vegapunk captive in order to pocket a reward, only for reality to twist his fabrication partly true. As Vegapunk's global broadcast unfolded, he plotted how to repackage every disclosure into his next sensation.