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Gallery MainД¬rocodile is a seasoned, cunning and business-savvy pirate who is self-assured and confident in himself and his own abilities, as evidenced by his former title as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea that he had held on for years. He is shown wearing simple clothing with a large pistol slung on his belt. Crocodile is shown having a similar hairstyle as his adult self but is missing his trademark scar and hook. In SBS Volume 63, Oda drew the Seven Warlords as children. This has since been corrected in recent arcs.) (In the anime version of the Arabasta arc, it was his middle finger that was bare. In all his appearances, he wears a single gold hoop earring in his right ear, and he usually has several golden rings with different colored gemstones on every finger except the ring finger, for reasons unknown. After the Summit War of Marineford, he is seen in attire that greatly resembles the one from Arabasta, consisting of a vest over a plain shirt, a scarf around his neck, suit pants, elegant shoes, and a fur coat draped around his shoulders.

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After joining Luffy and Jinbe on their mission to save Ace, he obtained a full change of clothes from the supplies of Newkama Land and thereafter wore a black shirt, a green scarf, dark grey slacks, and a black overcoat with brown tan (light color in the anime) fur trim.

ДЄfter he was incarcerated at Impel Down, he wore a striped prisoner uniform, like most other prisoners, but was somehow permitted to keep his gold hook.

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He also wore a long, thick, dark pelted fur coat (fully dark green in the manga and One Piece: Pirate Warriors, dark gray with a regular gray fur trim in the anime, and dark green with a light green trim in Movie 8) over his shoulders. In his original appearance, Crocodile wore a bright orange, black-striped button up vest over a long-sleeve peach shirt (white in the manga and One Piece: Pirate Warriors series), along with a blue scarf, dark brown suit pants, and polished black shoes with gold buckles. His theme of dress is meant to convey the image of an Italian mafia boss. In the anime, his skinВ is somewhat of a grayish color. Crocodile speaks with a deep, relaxed voice, and he is usually seen smoking a thick cigar produced by his company. This gives his usual facial expression a feeling of condescension and distrust. His eyes are deep-set and heavy-lidded, and his thin eyebrows are characteristically drawn upward in the middle. Crocodile has various battle wounds, most notably a long stitched scar at the bridge of his nose that stretches across his face and a large hook made from a tough gold alloy in place of his left hand.

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He has pale skin and nape-length black hair which is kept neatly slicked back, though strands tend to fall in front of his face during battles. Д¬rocodile is a tall man with a wide chest, broad shoulders, muscular arms and legs, and a thick neck. After the war,В he and his subordinate Daz Bonez decided to head out to the New World. Thanks to Luffy, he managed to escape from Impel Down and went to Marineford to participate in the war.

He was originally introduced as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea but was later stripped of his title after attempting to take control of the desert kingdom Arabasta. He is one of the longest running and most noteworthy primary adversaries of the series, as he was the first enemy to hand Luffy a complete and utter defeat. He was the primary antagonist of the Arabasta Arc, central antagonist of the Arabasta Saga and the supporting character of the Impel Down Arc in the Summit War Saga. 0', with Nico Robin, formerly known as 'Miss All Sunday', operating as his Vice-President and partner. 'Desert King' Sir Crocodile is the former president of the mysterious crime syndicate Baroque Works, formerly operating under the codename 'Mr. Logia For the chapter of the same name and epithet, see Chapter 155.