Rangram sailed with the Roger Pirates right up to the crew's disbandment. What became of him afterward, and whether he still lives, has never been revealed.
Rangram is a tall, athletic man whose long, light-colored hair is bound into a tight ponytail. His features are sharp and his ears come to points. He dresses in a dark vest and dark trousers, ties a pale wrap at his waist, wears a necklace, and finishes with light-colored footwear.
He shows genuine concern for his captain, going so far as to ask Roger about a troubling sense of unease that had come over the man on Zou.
By 44 years before the present, Rangram already belonged to the Roger Pirates and joined a raid on the Kuja Pirates meant to bring Shakuyaku aboard, while Roger readied the rest of the crew for a clash with a Marine vessel that carried Monkey D. Garp. Six years on, roughly 38 years ago, he joined his crewmates at the God Valley Incident as they moved to pull Shakky out of the Native Hunting Competition.
About 26 years back, the Roger Pirates routed a Marine battalion on an island just as the Whitebeard Pirates came into view. The two crews traded blows over four days and then held a gift exchange, during which Rangram reacted with surprise to Roger's desire to recruit Oden. When the crew reached Zou and Roger was gripped by an uneasy feeling, Rangram asked after him out of worry. Following the crew's dissolution, his fate is unknown.
Rangram is a member of the Roger Pirates who sailed with the crew right up until its disbandment. What became of him afterward has never been revealed.
About 44 years before the present, Rangram took part in a Roger Pirates raid on the Kuja Pirates meant to bring Shakuyaku aboard the crew.
When the Roger Pirates traded blows with the Whitebeard Pirates and then held a gift exchange, Rangram reacted with surprise upon learning that Roger wanted to recruit Kouzuki Oden.
When the crew reached Zou and Roger was gripped by an uneasy feeling, Rangram asked after him out of genuine worry for his captain.
Rangram's fate after the Roger Pirates' dissolution is unknown; nothing further about his life has been revealed.
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