Hailing from the Tontatta Kingdom, Rampo is a dwarf first spotted on Green Bit. He shares leadership of the Tonta Corps with Bomba, both answering to Gancho and Leo. A spear-carrying martial artist, he takes part in the dwarves' revolt against Doflamingo and afterward enrolls in the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.
Rampo stands at the tiny stature shared by every member of his race. A drawn-out, pointed nose sits above a broad mouth whose lower lip juts forward. For clothing he favors a buttoned jacket in a dark shade, a pale scarf, boots and trousers that are likewise dark, the pants cut with an opening that lets his tail through. Crowning it all is an oversized hat bearing a dark v-shaped pattern, a style that recalls the headgear once worn by Absalom.
Each time he has turned up so far, his face has been locked in a frown, a detail that points to a serious and stern disposition.

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When Usopp and Robin were seized and carried into the dwarves' kingdom, Rampo and his fellows frisked Robin while she lay pinned to the ground, releasing her once she vowed not to harm them. They nearly stripped her for a weapon until Flapper revealed she was an ally of their hero. Soon the dwarves pressed Usopp to join their campaign against the Donquixote Pirates, and an entire army of them tunneled underground to the Riku Royal Army's base beneath Flower Hill, linking up with Thunder Soldier. Their goal was freeing the captive laborers and removing Sugar, whose fruit changed people into toys. He shows the heightened speed and strength common to dwarves, displayed when he and Leo swiftly stripped and floored two of Doflamingo's men, and he wields a move called the Tontatta Tail Hammer that can slam an ordinary person into the earth.
Once the operation launched, Rampo, Leo, and Bomba were among those ferrying Usopp through a hidden tunnel into the trade port, knocking out the men who spotted them. He then broke off with Thunder Soldier to strike at Doflamingo, riding a lift toward the palace where Lao G blocked the way. The dwarves pinned Lao G when Pica's clash with Luffy rocked the building, and Rampo urged Thunder Soldier onward beside Kabu. Gladius later intercepted Rampo and Kabu, catching them effortlessly and dropping them with his Devil Fruit before Kin'emon and Wicca recovered them.
After Doflamingo caged the island, Rampo's group rejoined Leo's at the trade port, then fled to the surface once the former toys turned hostile. Following a reunion with Riku Doldo III and Viola, Rampo headed to the SMILE Factory to support Franky. The enslaved dwarves there revolted after learning of Doflamingo's deceit, and once Senor Pink fell they demolished the factory and used its wreckage to shove the shrinking Birdcage back. When Luffy finally toppled Doflamingo, the dwarves wept with joy and later saluted Kyros. Days afterward, with the Marines pursuing Luffy's allies, Rampo stood beside Leo as the latter stitched the enemy warships together.
Both spellings refer to the same One Piece character: Ranpo is the romanization of his Japanese name, while Rampo is the standard English rendering used in translations.
Rampo is a dwarf from the Tontatta Kingdom who shares leadership of the Tonta Corps with Bomba, serving under Gancho and Leo, and later enrolls in the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.
Rampo fights with a spear, matching his role as a martial artist among the Tontatta dwarves.
During the dwarves' revolt against Doflamingo, Rampo helped smuggle Usopp into the trade port through a hidden tunnel, joined Thunder Soldier's push toward the palace, and helped pin down Lao G before regrouping at the SMILE Factory.
After Doflamingo's downfall, Rampo celebrated with the other dwarves and later helped Leo stitch together the enemy warships as the Marines pursued Luffy's allies.
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