Mr. Momora

Lanky and exceptionally tall, he carries a head of long, bushy, pale hair. His face draws to points at the nose and chin, set off by thin brows and pronounced lower lashes. Clothing-wise he keeps to a dark short-sleeved shirt, light pants, and a belt, and he is never without a large dark hat sporting a long bill and a pale emblem across the front.

Kindness defines him. He traded goods cheerfully with the Whitebeard Pirates and laughed along as crewmates fooled around at a hot spring, then grieved when the company left Kouzuki Oden behind in Wano. He is loyal to his crewmates and reveres his captain, sharing the highs of long voyages and the sorrow of losing comrades, yet he will quietly sidestep an order if his own interest demands it. Like nearly all his shipmates he carried a torch for Shakuyaku and went without hesitation to God Valley to save her, even trampling Roger underfoot on arrival to reach her first. When Imu unleashed a crushing surge of Haki, he was gripped by fear and feared the world was ending.

Belonging to the Pirate King's crew marks him as a formidable fighter, and his willpower runs strong enough that he weathered a wave of Supreme King Haki from Imu while still terrified by it. His concept art arms him with a short sword in his right hand, kept sheathed through most of his appearances until he finally drew it at God Valley, though his command of the blade went undemonstrated. Forty-two years ago he was already aboard, alerting Roger that the retired Kuja pirate Shakuyaku had opened a bar on Hachinosu, and four years after that the crew set out for God Valley to pull her from the Native Hunting Competition. He took part in the days-long clash with the Whitebeard Pirates, manned a gift exchange between the two crews, rode the Knock Up Stream to Skypiea, and viewed the poneglyphs Neptune revealed in the Sea Forest. He was present for Roger's announcement that the crew would dissolve and wept as they returned Oden to Wano, after which his whereabouts became unknown.