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Description
Page One is a pirate affiliated with the Beasts Pirates, the organization commanded by the Emperor Kaido. Within that crew he holds the rank of Headliner and is a member of the Tobiroppo, also known as the Flying Six, an elite group of six combatants who stand just below the All-Stars in the crew's hierarchy. He is the younger brother of Ulti, who also belongs to the Tobiroppo, and the son of Hanafuda, a former Warlord of the Sea.
In appearance, Page One is a young man with long purple hair that hangs over one side of his head while the other side is shaved close. He has sharp, angular eyes and no visible eyebrows, giving him a fierce and somewhat menacing look. His clothing and overall style reflect the rugged, animalistic tone of the Beasts Pirates.
Page One's personality is direct and confrontational. He is quick to engage enemies and prefers to settle matters through force rather than negotiation or strategy. He is deeply loyal to the Beasts Pirates and obeys orders from the All-Stars and Kaido without question, showing that he values his place within the organization. His motivations center on proving his strength and usefulness to the crew, and like the other Tobiroppo, he seeks to raise his standing within the group. He also shares a close bond with his sister Ulti, and the two often operate together, with Ulti tending to take the lead in their interactions.
In the story, Page One serves as an antagonist during the Wano Country arc. He is first deployed to the Flower Capital to deal with a disturbance and confronts Sanji, engaging him in combat while transforming into his dinosaur form. Later, during the raid on Onigashima, he joins the Beasts Pirates' defense of their stronghold and hunts for the Straw Hat crew alongside his sister. He and Ulti encounter Luffy and other Straw Hat members, leading to further fights. His involvement comes to an abrupt end when Big Mom, the visiting Emperor, knocks him out alongside Ulti with a single powerful attack. After Kaido's defeat and the collapse of the Beasts Pirates, Page One becomes a former member of the Tobiroppo.
Page One's notable abilities come from the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Spinosaurus, an Ancient Zoan-type Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a spinosaurus and into a human-dinosaur hybrid. In his transformed states he gains enormous size, sharp claws and teeth, great physical strength, and enhanced durability, making him a dangerous close-range fighter. He uses his hybrid form actively in battle, as demonstrated during his clash with Sanji. He also possesses Haki, which he uses to strengthen his attacks and defend against powerful opponents. His reputation as a fighter is reflected in his bounty of 290 million berries.
In terms of development, Page One does not undergo a major personal transformation over the course of the story. His role highlights the brute-force culture of the Beasts Pirates and the limitations of relying on raw power alone. While his physical abilities make him a formidable warrior, his straightforward approach to combat leaves him vulnerable against opponents with greater adaptability or overwhelming strength, and his defeat during the Wano conflict underscores that point. He remains, throughout his appearance, a loyal and aggressive subordinate defined by his strength, his devotion to the crew, and his bond with his sister.
In appearance, Page One is a young man with long purple hair that hangs over one side of his head while the other side is shaved close. He has sharp, angular eyes and no visible eyebrows, giving him a fierce and somewhat menacing look. His clothing and overall style reflect the rugged, animalistic tone of the Beasts Pirates.
Page One's personality is direct and confrontational. He is quick to engage enemies and prefers to settle matters through force rather than negotiation or strategy. He is deeply loyal to the Beasts Pirates and obeys orders from the All-Stars and Kaido without question, showing that he values his place within the organization. His motivations center on proving his strength and usefulness to the crew, and like the other Tobiroppo, he seeks to raise his standing within the group. He also shares a close bond with his sister Ulti, and the two often operate together, with Ulti tending to take the lead in their interactions.
In the story, Page One serves as an antagonist during the Wano Country arc. He is first deployed to the Flower Capital to deal with a disturbance and confronts Sanji, engaging him in combat while transforming into his dinosaur form. Later, during the raid on Onigashima, he joins the Beasts Pirates' defense of their stronghold and hunts for the Straw Hat crew alongside his sister. He and Ulti encounter Luffy and other Straw Hat members, leading to further fights. His involvement comes to an abrupt end when Big Mom, the visiting Emperor, knocks him out alongside Ulti with a single powerful attack. After Kaido's defeat and the collapse of the Beasts Pirates, Page One becomes a former member of the Tobiroppo.
Page One's notable abilities come from the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Spinosaurus, an Ancient Zoan-type Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a spinosaurus and into a human-dinosaur hybrid. In his transformed states he gains enormous size, sharp claws and teeth, great physical strength, and enhanced durability, making him a dangerous close-range fighter. He uses his hybrid form actively in battle, as demonstrated during his clash with Sanji. He also possesses Haki, which he uses to strengthen his attacks and defend against powerful opponents. His reputation as a fighter is reflected in his bounty of 290 million berries.
In terms of development, Page One does not undergo a major personal transformation over the course of the story. His role highlights the brute-force culture of the Beasts Pirates and the limitations of relying on raw power alone. While his physical abilities make him a formidable warrior, his straightforward approach to combat leaves him vulnerable against opponents with greater adaptability or overwhelming strength, and his defeat during the Wano conflict underscores that point. He remains, throughout his appearance, a loyal and aggressive subordinate defined by his strength, his devotion to the crew, and his bond with his sister.