Topman Warcury sits among the Five Elders, the public heads of the World Government, and holds the title Warrior God of Justice while ranking as a Celestial Dragon. A Mythical Zoan fruit lets him become a giant four-tusked boar demon, casting him as a major antagonist of the Final Saga.
Warcury is a bald, rotund old man sporting an enormous white mustache, with mottled birthmarks across his forehead and one on his right cheek. His attire is formal: a black suit and tie over a white buttoned shirt, finished with black trousers. The anime first gave him a short white beard, which disappeared after the timeskip.
Like his fellow Elders, Warcury is devoted to keeping the world's balance, which the Three Great Powers sustain, and he can be patient, content to observe a possible threat such as Shanks rather than strike at once. Even so, he condemned Luffy for unseating Crocodile as a Warlord and called him unforgivable, and he guards the secret of the Void Century so fiercely that any scholar who probes it is marked for death. For all his title, his sense of justice is deeply hypocritical: he serves only the expansion of government power, untroubled by the innocents who die for it, as when he had Cobra silenced merely for learning of Imu. Faint traces of conscience do surface, such as his noting that the Lulusia Kingdom was densely populated before its destruction and his displeasure at Jinbe quitting the Warlords, a body that had bridged humans and fish-men.

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Among the very few holding the World Government's supreme authority, Warcury ranks above ordinary World Nobles and commands the Marines, Cipher Pol, and the police, with even the Fleet Admiral unable to defy him; he may call a Buster Call at will. He and his colleagues can bury entire stretches of history, steer the press, and control the Pacifista and Seraphim. His Mythical Zoan, the Fengxi fruit, turns him into a gargantuan four-tusked boar demon in an awakened state, letting him roar with Supreme King Haki, reshape his tusks into blades, and bulldoze foes with overwhelming strength behind a nearly impervious hide that shrugs off Luffy's Gear 5 blows. A covenant with Imu makes him effectively immortal, healing him instantly, while granting him passage through the Abyss and a degree of telepathy. He is also a skilled Observation Haki user and carries a flintlock he meant to fire on Cobra.
Topman Warcury presents himself as a defender of justice as one of the Five Elders, but his sense of justice is deeply hypocritical since he serves only the expansion of World Government power. He showed no concern for innocent deaths, such as having King Cobra silenced simply for learning about Imu.
Yes, Topman Warcury ranks as a Celestial Dragon and stands above ordinary World Nobles as one of the Five Elders. He holds supreme authority within the World Government, commanding the Marines, Cipher Pol, and the police.
Topman Warcury ate the Fengxi fruit, a Mythical Zoan that lets him transform into a gargantuan four tusked boar demon. In his awakened state he can roar with Supreme King Haki, reshape his tusks into blades, and shrug off Luffy's Gear 5 attacks.
Topman Warcury holds the title Warrior God of Justice as one of the Five Elders, the public heads of the World Government.
Topman Warcury condemned Monkey D. Luffy and called him unforgivable after Luffy unseated Crocodile as a Warlord of the Sea, treating the act as a threat to the World Government's balance of power.
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