Foxy, alias "Foxy the Silver Fox," commands the Foxy Pirates, a crew forged through Davy Back Fight victories—a pirate contest where winners seize crewmates from defeated foes. Once leading 500 members, his ranks dwindled to three post-timeskip after enduring harsh trials. His fox-like features include a pronounced red nose, a split hairstyle mimicking pointed ears, and a fur-lined coat alternating between purple and silver across media. Post-timeskip additions include a crooked goatee and mustache. Having consumed the Noro Noro no Mi, a Paramecia Devil Fruit, Foxy unleashes photon beams that slow targets’ movements for thirty seconds. This power, paired with strategic deceit and meticulous timekeeping, cements his reputation as a cunning foe. His combat style draws on championship boxing skills, though his career ended abruptly following disqualification for wielding weapons mid-match. During the Long Ring Long Land Arc, Foxy challenged the Straw Hat Pirates to a Davy Back Fight, deploying rigged games and strategic abuse of his Devil Fruit to secure early advantages. Despite initial victories, Monkey D. Luffy’s triumph led to Foxy’s Jolly Roger being replaced with a crudely drawn flag—a humiliation that fueled his vendetta. This grudge spurred repeated clashes in non-canon arcs like *Foxy’s Return* and the *Spa Island Arc*, where he allied with antagonists but faced consistent defeat by the Straw Hats. In *One Piece: Stampede*, Foxy joined the Pirates Festival, a treasure hunt for Gol D. Roger’s legacy orchestrated by Buena Festa. While the film centered on Douglas Bullet’s scheme to dominate piracy, Foxy’s role remained peripheral, with his crew seeking Straw Hat protection during the Marine’s Buster Call onslaught. His opportunistic tactics persisted, though the narrative omitted deeper character exploration. Foxy’s personality oscillates between blustering confidence and fragile self-esteem, crumbling under criticism yet swiftly reinvigorated by flattery. His loyal crew addresses him as "Oyabin," underscoring their unwavering allegiance. His rivalry with the Straw Hats remains multifaceted, vacillating between vengeful pursuits and fleeting alliances. Post-timeskip, as seen in *Adventure of Nebulandia*, he continues hosting Davy Back Fights while enduring mockery over his defaced flag. *One Piece: Stampede* confines Foxy’s involvement to the Pirates Festival and fleeting interactions during the overarching conflict, without elaborating on his personal trajectory.