Ross

A brawny man, Ross keeps the top half of his face permanently shadowed by a pale blue baseball cap lettered ALLR. He rounds out the look with a fur-trimmed dark brown jacket, a green sash, and speckled green trousers.

Ross is a man of almost no words, having delivered just one line of dialogue, a remark about why Cricket might be chasing the Golden City. He follows Bellamy's commands without hesitation and clearly trusts in his captain's might, which left him stunned by Bellamy's crushing loss to Luffy. A streak of needless cruelty runs through him too, shown when he chose to slam Luffy's head through a window rather than simply toss him out of the bar.

Stronger than the average man, Ross could hoist Luffy by the skull and drive him into a window, and he later took up a sword against the Saruyama Alliance's Shoujou and Masira, though the two captains beat him quickly enough that his real skill stayed unclear. He first turned up among the Bellamy Pirates at their Mock Town hotel, lurking in the back while his crewmates mocked the Straw Hats. At the pub, on Bellamy's order, he and Rivers hurled the beaten Luffy and Zoro outside, Ross smashing Luffy's face into the glass. He broke his silence only to muse on Cricket's motives, then joined the raid that stole the Saruyama Alliance's hard-won gold statue. When Luffy returned and downed Bellamy with a single punch, a shocked Ross fled with the rest of the crew. He was later seen looking on in terror as Doflamingo punished Bellamy, and his ultimate fate after Bellamy abandoned his captaincy remains unknown.