Captain Trap

Trap is a tan man of average build sporting a long face, a sizable nose, creases framing his mouth, and heavy bushy brows above short black hair. A fitted metal plate spans the left half of his face, reaching from the cheekbone up past the hairline and around toward his ear. The regulation Marine coat sits over his usual getup: a pinstriped purple suit fastened with grey buttons, worn atop a polka-dotted yellow shirt, rounded off with white footwear and a green necktie marked by a Kung-Fu Dugong.

Trap pursues Monkey D. Luffy so doggedly that he borders on self-destruction, with a hot temper that flares whenever an enemy gets the better of him. Though rated one of the brighter Marine captains, his practical sense is shaky: he packed his ranks full of Kung-Fu Dugong soldiers and blew his whole budget on Trap Tower instead of simply jailing the Straw Hats, since grand designs always win out over simple ones with him. He dotes on Kung-Fu Dugongs, thinks them adorable, and for all the peril he puts them through in his traps, he cannot stand to see one come to harm.

Set on capturing Luffy's crew, Trap rolled out his fleet and knocked out the Thousand Sunny's cola stores, then raised Trap Tower from the water right under the pirate ship and dumped it inside. He gleefully marched them through a string of contraptions, Cutting Hell, Hammer Hell, golden harpoon launchers, and a hall of dugong-crewed cannons, yet Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, and the rest wrecked each one in turn. When the cannon barrage put his cherished dugongs at risk, Trap lost his nerve, and the blast that followed left the tower damaged.

Once Brook lulled the charging dugongs into sleep, a livid Trap drained the chamber to drop the Sunny toward a room of crushing pillars, but Robin guided the ship down unharmed and Luffy smashed an exit through the wall. In one last rage he loosed the Giant Nine, though the giants came up short, and a flung club battered the already weakened tower, caving in its top half. The Straw Hats then rocketed off using Coup de Burst, leaving Trap soundly defeated.