Seagull Guns Nozdon
CharacterSeagull Guns Nozdon once sailed under Gol D. Roger as part of the legendary Roger Pirates. A towering crewman seen mostly in flashbacks, he shared in the crew's voyage to Laugh Tale before vanishing after the crew disbanded.
Appearance
Nozdon stands out for sheer size, dwarfing most of his shipmates with a tall, heavily muscled frame. He is bald, with a dark band running from his nose up over the top of his head and a matching mark on his left forearm, its nature unclear. Bags hang beneath his eyes above a round nose, thick lips, and a square jaw, and his very thick neck seems to sink his head low on his shoulders. He keeps to a pale sleeveless shirt. The anime has colored his head marking and skin tone differently across separate flashbacks.
Personality
Nozdon treats battle as a serious affair, wearing a fierce scowl before the crew squared off against the Golden Lion Pirates. In quieter stretches, though, he is happy to drink and celebrate alongside the rest of Roger's crew.
History
His exact strength remains a mystery, since the canon manga has never shown him fighting; the anime, however, depicts him blocking a blow from a young Jozu in diamond form, hinting at real power. Nozdon appeared 40 years ago when the Roger Pirates landed on Hachinosu, then took part in the raid on God Valley to rescue Shakuyaku, and later joined the battle against Shiki at Edd War. He fought through the three-day clash with the Whitebeard Pirates, traveled on to Skypiea and beyond, and ultimately reached Laugh Tale to laugh at Joy Boy's treasure. After Roger disbanded the crew, his whereabouts became unknown. Oda gave his name in pieces across different sources before settling it as Seagull Guns Nozdon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the seagull in One Piece?
The seagull in One Piece likely refers to Seagull Guns Nozdon, a towering crewman who once sailed under Gol D. Roger as part of the legendary Roger Pirates. He is seen mostly in flashbacks and shared in the crew's voyage to Laugh Tale.
What role did Seagull Guns Nozdon play in the Roger Pirates?
Seagull Guns Nozdon was a crew member of the Roger Pirates, joining raids such as the rescue of Shakuyaku at God Valley and the battle against Shiki at Edd War. He also fought through the three-day clash with the Whitebeard Pirates and ultimately reached Laugh Tale with the crew.
What does Seagull Guns Nozdon look like?
Seagull Guns Nozdon is a towering, heavily muscled, bald man with a dark band running from his nose over the top of his head and a matching mark on his left forearm. He wears a pale sleeveless shirt and has bags under his eyes, thick lips, and a square jaw.
What happened to Seagull Guns Nozdon after the Roger Pirates disbanded?
After Gol D. Roger disbanded the Roger Pirates, Seagull Guns Nozdon's whereabouts became unknown. His full name was revealed by Oda in pieces across different sources before settling on Seagull Guns Nozdon.
Has Seagull Guns Nozdon ever been shown fighting in One Piece?
The canon manga has never shown Seagull Guns Nozdon fighting, so his exact strength remains a mystery. The anime, however, depicts him blocking a blow from a young Jozu in diamond form, hinting at real power.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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