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Pogo is a giant pirate featured in the fourth One Piece film, Dead End Adventure. Paired with fellow giant Bobby, he entered the deadly Dead End Race but never got far in it.

Japanese Va: Daisuke Gori
First Appearance (Movie): Dead End Adventure
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Appearance

Pogo is a giant with dark hair and a matching beard. His outfit consists of blue trousers, black sandals, and a sleeveless vest in black and gold.

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Personality

Much like his partner Bobby, Pogo tends toward recklessness.

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Abilities

His giant heritage gives him physical power well beyond that of an ordinary human.

The pair did not last long in the Dead End Race. After clearing the Grand Fall, a towering waterfall the competing ships have to plunge down, they hit a bend in the water lane carrying too much speed to make the turn. Rather than slow down, they gunned it and tried to leap across to the next lane, but came up short and smashed into a cluster of buildings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Pogo in One Piece?

Pogo is a giant pirate featured in the fourth One Piece film, Dead End Adventure. Paired with fellow giant Bobby, he entered the deadly Dead End Race but did not get far in it.

What does Pogo look like in One Piece?

Pogo is a giant with dark hair and a matching beard. He wears blue trousers, black sandals, and a sleeveless black and gold vest.

What is Pogo's personality like?

Pogo tends toward recklessness, much like his partner Bobby.

What happened to Pogo and Bobby in the Dead End Race?

After clearing the towering Grand Fall waterfall, Pogo and Bobby hit a bend in the water lane while carrying too much speed to turn. Rather than slow down, they tried to leap across to the next lane, came up short, and crashed into a cluster of buildings.

Is Pogo a canon One Piece character?

No, Pogo is not canon. He appears only in the non-canon film Dead End Adventure, the fourth One Piece movie.

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Looking for more on Pogo? The One Piece Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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