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Urbain

Character

Urbain is a giant who crossed paths with Kouzuki Oden during the wanderings of the Whitebeard Pirates. Charged with guarding treasure on a remote island, he started off wary of the crew before warming into a drinking companion and friend.

Status: Alive
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 964
Crew & Affiliations: Whitebeard Pirates
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Appearance

Towering as giants do, Urbain rises above the height of a sizable hill. His head is broadly square, framed by long brunette curls that fall in waves, and his mouth carries notably full lips. Over his frame he pulls on a set of overalls, while a bowler hat sits up top, fitted with a curving pair of horns. The Digitally Colored Manga renders that hat in dark green and gives his overalls a brown shade.

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Personality

His inner character remains mostly a mystery, save for the duty he keeps. Urbain stands watch over a hoard of treasure tied to a particular island, taking the responsibility seriously. His first reaction to the Whitebeard Pirates was guarded and combative, but that hostility faded once he came to count them as friends.

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History

Generations back, Urbain took up the task of safeguarding treasure on an unnamed island. The Whitebeard Pirates stumbled onto him while poking around that very island during their voyages. Having never laid eyes on a giant, Oden was captivated by the sheer scale of him. Because Edward Newgate held no desire for the riches under Urbain's watch, the tension between them dissolved and the two parties ended up drinking together as friends. In keeping with his size, Urbain swings an enormous kanabō, and his giant heritage grants him formidable raw power, though the anime shows he was outmatched by Whitebeard himself.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Urbain a boy or girl in One Piece?

Urbain is male, a giant who guards a hoard of treasure on a remote island.

Who is Urbain in One Piece?

Urbain is a giant who crossed paths with Kouzuki Oden during the wanderings of the Whitebeard Pirates, charged with guarding treasure on a remote island before warming into a drinking companion and friend.

What does Urbain look like?

Urbain towers above the height of a sizable hill, with a broadly square head framed by long brunette curls, full lips, overalls, and a bowler hat fitted with a curving pair of horns.

What weapon does Urbain use?

In keeping with his size, Urbain swings an enormous kanabo, and his giant heritage grants him formidable raw power, though the anime shows he was outmatched by Whitebeard himself.

How did Urbain meet the Whitebeard Pirates?

The Whitebeard Pirates stumbled onto Urbain while exploring the island he guarded; since Edward Newgate held no desire for the treasure, the tension between them dissolved and the two parties ended up drinking together as friends, with Oden captivated since it was the first giant he had seen.

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