Yakedoro

Yakedoro stood as a statue-like figure built largely from stone, its nearly blank face divided into one black half and one white half. A glow of orange light radiated from its limbs and head.

In its grip it held a staff topped by a large flame.

Channeling fire as its Divine Breath element, Yakedoro could endure heavy blows thanks to its great durability, holding out for a long while before it fell. Among its attacks, Shakunetsu no Shinri, localized as Burning Truth, had it slam its staff into the ground to raise a pillar of fire beneath a target.

With Violent Fire King it threw its arms up to launch fireballs from the top of its head, raining small meteors down on foes. Nichirin no Neppa, or Solar Heat Wave, gathered a dense fireball at its chest and fired it forward as a laser that traced a burning line across the ground as it advanced.

Once the original Fire Colossus had been retired, Yakedoro was constructed in its place, deliberately built weaker to prevent rampages, and it ranked among the earliest second-generation Colossi to reach full stability. Its name was assigned afterward to keep it distinct from the original Fire Colossus. After Waford dropped down into the Blue Sea, each of the four second-generation Colossi rested inside its respective ruins, and at some point over the past two centuries Yakedoro broke free of its ruins and began wandering the island.

During the Straw Hat Pirates' journey across Waford, Yakedoro ambushed them, and after a brief skirmish Lim stripped away their abilities, leaving them open to a renewed assault. Adio Suerte rescued the crew, warning them of the Colossus's restricted reach and telling them to fall back. Yakedoro later struck again near the Thousand Sunny, but this time the pirates overcame and destroyed it.