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Ossamondo

Character

Ossamondo sails with the Spade Pirates, the crew Portgas D. Ace captained before they were absorbed into the Whitebeard Pirates. Intensely loyal to Ace, he was among the members who dared to stand against Whitebeard himself.

Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 552: Ace and Whitebeard
Crew & Affiliations: Spade Pirates, Whitebeard Pirates
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Appearance

Ossamondo is a big, rounded man whose heavy torso sits atop notably thin legs. He has light-colored hair, a beard to match, small eyes, and full, prominent lips. His outfit consists of a long top tied at the collar with a pattern on its lower left, a furred cape thrown over it, plus trousers and pointed shoes.

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Personality

Devotion to his captain runs strong in Ossamondo, who was prepared to defend Ace even against Edward Newgate. He has a tactless side too, having laughed at the adventure diary that Deuce held as his great ambition, a slight that cost Ossamondo a mention in its pages.

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History

Ossamondo took up with the Spade Pirates and journeyed with Ace as the captain made a name for himself. He helped beat back a pack of bounty hunters and, when the Marine ensign Isuka sneaked aboard, surrounded her with the others, though she easily shook them off. The crew then arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago, and while the ship was coated he roamed the island and snuck a read of Deuce's diary, joining the laughter at its clumsy prose. The Spade Pirates were also stranded in Wano, where the famished villagers of Amigasa tied them up and seized their food; rather than retaliate, Ace asked where to find them dessert, and the crew lingered to befriend the locals and young Tama.

Later, with Ace locked in combat against Jinbe, Ossamondo cautioned his captain about the fish-man's power. After that duel ended even, he and the rest threw themselves between Ace and Edward Newgate and were quickly overwhelmed, after which they were taken into the Whitebeard Pirates along with their captain. He has not been seen since, and his fighting capabilities remain unknown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ossamondo in One Piece?

Ossamondo is a member of the Spade Pirates, the crew led by Portgas D. Ace before it merged with the Whitebeard Pirates. He is fiercely loyal to Ace and was one of the crew members who stood against Edward Newgate in Ace's defense.

What does Ossamondo look like?

Ossamondo is a big, rounded man with a heavy torso set on thin legs, light-colored hair and a matching beard, small eyes, and full lips. He wears a long collared top patterned on its lower left, a furred cape, trousers, and pointed shoes.

What happened to Ossamondo at Sabaody Archipelago?

While the Spade Pirates' ship was being coated at Sabaody Archipelago, Ossamondo wandered the island and secretly read Masked Deuce's adventure diary, laughing along with others at its clumsy writing, an act that cost him a mention in the diary.

How did Ossamondo end up in the Whitebeard Pirates?

When Portgas D. Ace threw himself into battle against Edward Newgate, Ossamondo and the other Spade Pirates rushed in to defend their captain but were quickly overwhelmed. Afterward, the crew, including Ossamondo, was taken into the Whitebeard Pirates.

What did Ossamondo do in Wano?

During a stop in Wano, Ossamondo and the rest of the Spade Pirates were tied up by hungry villagers from Amigasa who seized their food. Rather than retaliate, Ace asked where to find the villagers dessert, and the crew ended up staying to befriend the locals, including young Tama.

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