Tacos
CharacterTacos rules the Shishano Kingdom and counts among the fifty sovereigns who travelled to Mary Geoise for the Levely. His name, dress, and proud bearing draw openly on Mexican imagery and revolutionary spirit.
Appearance
Years show plainly on Tacos, whose face carries jutting cheekbones, a broad nose, and a heavy jaw beneath dark grey eyes. His black hair gathers into a low tail at the nape, and a thick mustache droops at either end.
For clothing he favors a brightly patterned serape, and his sombrero is trimmed with little jutting shapes resembling black chess pawns, with a small cactus perched at its crown.
Personality
Tacos carries himself with fierce pride. On first arriving he announced that standing in death suited him better than living on bent knees, a declaration that frames his defiant outlook.
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History
Holding the throne of the Shishano Kingdom grants Tacos authority over his people and a seat among the monarchs permitted to attend the Levely. He reached the Red Port voicing his proud creed about dying upright, then rode a bondola to the summit of the Red Line and proceeded toward the castle at Mary Geoise. Once the assembled kings and queens convened inside the conference hall, the Levely got underway.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Mexican character in One Piece?
One Piece includes Tacos, the king of the Shishano Kingdom, whose serape, sombrero, and thick mustache openly draw on Mexican imagery. He also carries a proud, revolutionary spirit reflected in his declaration that dying standing suits him better than living on bent knees.
Who is Tacos in One Piece?
Tacos is the king of the Shishano Kingdom and one of the fifty world monarchs who travel to Mary Geoise for the Levely. He appears with jutting cheekbones, a broad nose, and a low ponytail of black hair.
What does Tacos wear?
Tacos favors a brightly patterned serape and a sombrero trimmed with small shapes resembling black chess pawns, topped by a tiny cactus at its crown. A thick mustache droops at either end of his face.
What is Tacos' personality like?
Tacos carries himself with fierce pride, declaring on his arrival that standing in death suits him better than living on bent knees. That defiant proclamation frames his overall outlook as king of the Shishano Kingdom.
Why did Tacos travel to Mary Geoise?
Tacos traveled to Mary Geoise to attend the Levely, the assembly of the world's fifty monarchs. He rode a bondola up the Red Line and proceeded to the castle before the conference got underway.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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