Buena Festa, titled the "Master of Festivities," commands the Festival Pirates as their captain and central architect of chaos in *One Piece: Stampede*. A middle-aged figure crowned by a voluminous dark afro, he sports a tailored formal coat, pinstripe trousers, and polished boots, habitually balancing glasses atop his coiled hair—a visual echo of his theatrical flair and penchant for manipulation. Motivated by a warped ambition to dismantle the world’s existing order, Festa harbors seething contempt for Gol D. Roger, whose legacy ignited the Great Age of Pirates—an era he obsessively views as an unconquerable spectacle. This envy drives his crusade to obliterate Roger’s epoch and replace it with his own dominion. His persona merges manic exuberance with methodical cruelty, often dismissing disruptions to his grand designs, such as underling Cidre’s blunders, with volatile impatience. Festa’s cunning shines through the Pirates Festival, a labyrinthine trap masquerading as celebration, engineered to ensnare elite pirates and Marines alike. Partnering with Douglas Bullet, a former Roger Pirates titan, he plots to crown Bullet as Pirate King while eradicating competition via a summoned Buster Call. The festival’s centerpiece—a treasure hunt for an Eternal Pose to Laugh Tale—ignites frenzied clashes, amplifying chaos to cement Bullet’s supremacy. Once a shadowy power broker operating illicit networks across black markets, Festa vanished post-Roger’s execution, resurfacing two decades later when Bullet enlists his expertise. Their two-year conspiracy merges Festa’s strategic genius with Bullet’s brute force, aiming to ignite global warfare by pitting pirates against Marines and each other. Festa broadcasts Bullet’s carnage to underworld elites, heralding his new era’s rise. The plot peaks as Festa triggers the Buster Call, reveling in Bullet’s rampage until Monkey D. Luffy and allies thwart their ambitions. Cornered by Sabo, Festa attempts a final gambit with a concealed flintlock, only to be disarmed and apprehended by Revolutionary forces. His arrest halts the carnage, leaving behind a legacy of orchestrated bedlam and an unquenched thirst to rewrite history’s narrative.