A master firework maker from Madatascar Island and the father of Flora, Volg debuts in the One Piece Premier Show 2014. He joins Luffy in standing up to the DX Marines after they outlaw the island's fireworks.
Volg is a trim, middle-aged man with tan skin, cropped black hair, and a grey goatee. His outfit pairs a sleeveless blue shirt with beige shorts, and a yellow sash crosses his chest. Tying the look together are a striped headband in two shades of green, an orange sash knotted at his waist, and yellow cloth wrapped around both of his wrists.
Volg takes pleasure in crafting and designing fireworks together with his daughter Flora. He also has the courage to stand beside Luffy and march against the DX Marines.
Descended from a long lineage of firework makers, Volg inherited the craft of his forebears and has in turn taught those skills to his daughter Flora.
Volg is a master firework maker from Madatascar Island and the father of Flora, first appearing in the One Piece Premier Show 2014.
Volg joins Luffy in confronting the DX Marines after they outlaw fireworks on Madatascar Island, refusing to let the island's tradition be banned.
Volg is Flora's father, and the two of them share a passion for crafting and designing fireworks together.
Volg is a trim, middle-aged man with tan skin, cropped black hair, and a grey goatee, dressed in a sleeveless blue shirt, beige shorts, and a striped headband.
Volg descends from a long line of firework makers and inherited the craft from his forebears, later teaching those same skills to his daughter Flora.
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