Ondore serves as the muscle-bound member of the Flower Detective Trio, operating under the enigmatic Dogurin. Alongside Rouge and Hierre, this specialized police unit relentlessly pursues the phantom thieves Kiramekiman. Ondore embodies the archetype of physical strength paired with limited intellect, fueling the group's comedic dynamic through exaggerated failures and slapstick mishaps during investigations and battles. His design adheres to the recurring "Three Villains" pattern of the Time Bokan metaseries, specifically as the brawny enforcer lacking critical thinking.

The trio's efforts consistently collapse into defeat, hampered by incompetence and internal squabbles despite wielding resources like the Wonderbull mecha. Ondore's brute-force tactics frequently backfire, cementing their ineffectiveness. Their core mission revolves around reclaiming the Gold Eye artifact, primarily motivated by Dogurin's promises of fame rather than genuine dedication to law enforcement.

A pivotal shift occurs when Dogurin is unmasked as Dokku Ringo, a future criminal mastermind manipulating the trio. After failing to capture Kiramekiman and Ringo's exposure, the Flower Detective Trio faces dismissal from the police force. Stripped of official status and swayed by Ringo's renewed influence, Ondore and his companions embrace full-fledged criminality. This transformation inverts their initial role, positioning them as antagonists opposing the now-legitimized Kiramekiman, who assume law enforcement duties. Ondore's narrative arc culminates in this stark role reversal, departing his original function within the established power structure.