Donquixote, Doflamingo

Seiyuu / Dub

Acktun, Gerhard· Japanese

Breuer, Pascal· Japanese

Hanba, Tomoe· Japanese

Marconato, Alexandre· Japanese

Riedl, Jakob· Japanese

Tanaka, Hideyuki· Japanese

Basecqz, Julie· French

Basurto, Alfredo Gabriel· Spanish

Corbetta, Oliviero· Italian

Karbowski, Brittney· English

McCollum, Robert· English

Merluzzo, Maurizio· Italian

Summary

Doflamingo, also known by his alias Joker, serves as the captain of the Donquixote Pirates, a former Shichibukai, and the former King of Dressrosa. He holds a prominent position within the Donquixote Family and has affiliations with the Human Auction House, the Bellamy Pirates, and the Shichibukai organization. Before his induction as a Warlord of the Sea, he carried a bounty of 340,000,000 Beli. Standing at an imposing 305cm, he is a towering figure with blond hair who generally favors flamboyant attire. His clothing style reflects his flamingo animal theme, featuring bright colors and a distinctively pink feathered coat. He often exhibits a bow-legged waddle, another nod to his avian inspiration, and is frequently seen wearing sunglasses, though his appearance has evolved over time. Twenty-two years prior to the current timeline, his hair was longer, and he wore two earrings in his left ear along with goggles on his forehead. His outfit typically consists of a white shirt with red stripes, a green belt, and orange pants with white stripes in the manga, whereas the anime originally depicted him in a red shirt with black stripes, a purple belt, and black pants with red stripes. During the Sabaody Archipelago arc, his anime color scheme was adjusted to match the manga, except for his glasses, which were purple in the anime but orange-tinted in the manga. Personality-wise, Doflamingo is one of the most carefree characters in One Piece, displaying a penchant for dramatic phrasing and exaggerated posing during declarations. He appears fearless, openly taunting figures like Fleet Admiral Sengoku and sitting casually on tables during Shichibukai meetings. He shows gleeful interest in the prospect of warring with Whitebeard, treating the Battle of Marineford as a source of personal amusement rather than a serious conflict. This behavior hints at a sadistic nature, as he engages in interactions solely for his own entertainment. He also has a habit of sitting in unusual positions, such as perching on the backs of chairs, tables, barrels, or even piles of bodies in the midst of a war zone.