Appearance
Lean and into middle age, Wombat sports a full blond beard. He keeps to the standard-issue Marine uniform and shields his eyes behind dark sunglasses, with a mustache that runs down into a goatee.
Personality
Wombat is a deceiver by design, willing to stage a betrayal of his own side to draw out his target. His true loyalty stays with the Marines throughout the ruse.
History
Sengoku charged Wombat with digging up intelligence on the Revolutionary Army and the location of Baltigo. To pull it off, he pretended to turn against the Marines and lured Eliza to Marineford under the pretense of trading information. Instead he exposed who she was, hoping to see her arrested and pressured into revealing the route to Baltigo. At the meeting point he sprang an ambush with a squad of Marines, but Luffy, Robin, and Chopper crashed the trap and put him down in short order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Wombat in One Piece?
Wombat is a non-canon Marine soldier introduced in the video game One Piece Odyssey. Acting under Sengoku's orders, he staged a fake defection to hunt down the Revolutionary agent Eliza and locate Baltigo.
Why did Wombat pretend to betray the Marines?
Wombat pretended to turn against the Marines so he could lure Eliza to Marineford under the guise of trading information. His real goal was to expose her as a Revolutionary agent and pressure her into revealing the location of Baltigo.
What happened when Wombat tried to capture Eliza?
Wombat sprang an ambush on Eliza with a squad of Marines at the agreed meeting point, but Luffy, Robin, and Chopper interrupted the trap and defeated him quickly.
What does Wombat look like in One Piece?
Wombat is a lean, middle-aged man with a full blond beard and a mustache that runs into a goatee. He wears the standard Marine uniform and dark sunglasses that hide his eyes.
Who gave Wombat his mission in One Piece Odyssey?
Sengoku charged Wombat with digging up intelligence on the Revolutionary Army, specifically the location of their hideout Baltigo, which led him to stage his fake betrayal of the Marines.
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