Pudos is a Beasts Pirates waiter who pulled guard duty at the Prisoner Mine in Udon. His brief moment in the spotlight ended when Kawamatsu spat a fishbone into his neck just as he moved to attack Monkey D. Luffy during the Wano Country Arc.
Towering well over Luffy, Pudos wears his bushy blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail. His chest sits bare beneath an unbuttoned blue shirt, and spiked gray pauldrons trimmed with gold and lined with fur rest on his shoulders above a pair of black trousers.
He relishes the authority he holds over the captives of Udon, and he openly savored the thought of crushing Luffy's will. A short fuse makes him quick to violence, ready to lash out over nothing more than a hard stare. Among his fellows, though, he turns cheerful and chatty, happy to talk and field their questions.

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Stationed near the mine's entrance, Pudos listened as a crewmate puzzled over the poisonous fish being fed to a hidden prisoner, who was in fact the samurai Kawamatsu; Pudos knew only that the bones had to be stripped out first. When Luffy was led in as the newest inmate, Pudos sized him up, caught the fire in his eyes, and relished the idea of breaking him. Luffy's glare offended him enough to reach for his sword, but Kawamatsu spat out the unstripped skeleton of his meal, driving the bones into Pudos's neck and leaving the guard wailing as blood gushed out. He proved far from durable, dropped by that single thrown fishbone.
Pudos is a Beasts Pirates waiter who pulled guard duty at the Prisoner Mine in Udon during the Wano Country Arc.
Pudos dies when the samurai Kawamatsu spits a fishbone into his neck just as Pudos moves to attack Luffy, leaving the guard wailing as blood gushes out.
Pudos towers well over Luffy, wears his bushy blonde hair pulled into a ponytail, and goes bare-chested beneath an unbuttoned blue shirt with spiked gray pauldrons trimmed in gold on his shoulders.
Pudos relishes the authority he holds over the prisoners of Udon and has a short fuse that makes him quick to violence, though he turns cheerful and chatty around his fellow guards.
Pudos was stationed near the mine's entrance where a hidden prisoner, actually the samurai Kawamatsu, was being fed poisonous fish, and Pudos knew only that the bones had to be stripped out first.
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