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Lebno Listchaque

Character

Lebno Listchaque is both a luxury fashion label and the man who owns it, a non-canon designer from the novel One Piece novel HEROINES. World-famous for stylish shoes that are actually painful to wear, he prizes prestige over substance and crosses paths with Nami.

Status: non-canon
Affiliation: Lebno Listchaque (store)
Occupation: Designer; Brand Owner
First Appearance: One Piece novel HEROINES, Chapter 1: Romance Dawn
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Overview

The Lebno Listchaque name covers both a designer brand and its founder, a slim man with light blonde hair swept to one side, pale blue eyes, and fair skin. He sports long sideburns, thin brows, and a pointed nose, and dresses in a pale suit over a dark blue striped shirt left partly open at the collar, finished with a wristwatch. The label first surfaces in the first chapter of One Piece novel HEROINES.

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Role

Raised among the upper class, Lebno built his footwear into an internationally recognized brand, drawing royalty, actresses, artists, and celebrities as buyers. He is a materialistic snob who values money and image over loyalty or craftsmanship, indifferent to the fact that his shoes hurt the feet of those who wear them. He keeps a circle of beautiful, high-status companions and several lovers, and sneers at anyone he judges unworthy of his label.

In the novel, he walks into his shop to find Nami requesting a return from his employee Miucha. Captivated by the navigator, he waives his no-return rule and invites her to model in his runway show, ordering Miucha to fit her. At the event he declares that only a chosen few women deserve his designs, then watches in shock as Nami struts the runway in plain clothes and Miucha's shoes instead of his. Afterward Miucha quits to strike out on her own, and Nami robs his store.

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Notable Members

Lebno is the designer and owner at the center of the brand. Miucha worked under him and harbored unrequited feelings, though she rejected his dismissal of quality and comfort and eventually broke free to become an independent shoemaker. Nami, struck by how poorly he treated Miucha, defied him during the fashion show. His Japanese voice is provided by Takehito Koyasu.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lebno Listchaque in One Piece?

Lebno Listchaque is a non-canon designer from One Piece novel HEROINES, owner of a luxury shoe brand that carries his own name and is world famous for stylish footwear that is actually painful to wear.

What does Lebno Listchaque look like?

Lebno Listchaque is a slim man with light blonde hair swept to one side, pale blue eyes, fair skin, long sideburns, and a pointed nose, typically dressed in a pale suit over a dark blue striped shirt left partly open at the collar.

How does Lebno Listchaque treat the people who work for him?

Lebno Listchaque is a materialistic snob who values money and image over loyalty or craftsmanship, indifferent to the fact that his shoes hurt the feet of those who wear them, and dismissive of his employee Miucha's concerns about quality and comfort.

What happens between Lebno Listchaque and Nami in the novel?

Nami visits Lebno Listchaque's shop seeking a return, and he waives his no-return policy to invite her to model in his runway show, but she instead struts the runway in plain clothes and Miucha's shoes, embarrassing him, and later robs his store.

Who voices Lebno Listchaque in Japanese?

Takehito Koyasu provides Lebno Listchaque's Japanese voice.

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