In the film "One Piece: Stampede," Buggy the Clown organizes Pirate Festival security on Delta Island, leveraging his reputation and resources while his crew joins the festivities. Adopting the alias "Buggy the Star Clown," he wears an orange-and-white captain's coat with a pink cravat, and alternates with a secondary outfit: yellow hair, a black hat bearing his Jolly Roger, a white shirt, pink-and-yellow vertically striped pants, light blue suspenders, an orange shoulder coat, brown shoes, and striped socks. Buggy’s past includes apprenticeship under Gol D. Roger alongside Shanks. After Roger’s execution, he formed the Buggy Pirates in the East Blue, becoming an early foe of Monkey D. Luffy. Following imprisonment in Impel Down and accidental involvement in the Marineford War, his notoriety surged, earning him Warlord of the Sea status. He then founded Buggy’s Delivery. Post-Warlord dissolution, he co-created the Cross Guild with Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk, ascending to become one of the Four Emperors despite his chronic cowardice and comedic blunders. His Bara Bara no Mi (Chop-Chop Fruit) Devil Fruit power grants immunity to slashing attacks by splitting his body into telekinetically controlled segments. This enables unique combat tactics like manipulating multiple knives or reattaching limbs. It allowed him to survive clashes with foes like Mihawk, though the ability falters against Haki-infused strikes, sea prism stone, or aquatic environments. Across media, Buggy maintains clown-inspired makeup and attire, using color schemes of blue, red, green, gold, white, black, orange, and purple. His natural red nose remains a sensitive trait. Post-timeskip designs feature spikier, unbound hair and a large tricorn hat. Non-canon depictions, such as in "One Piece: Stampede" or "One Piece: World Seeker," experiment with alternative outfits and accessories while preserving core elements like his Jolly Roger or Captain John’s armband. During the Stampede festival, Buggy joins the hunt for Gol D. Roger’s treasure before allying with fellow pirates against antagonist Douglas Bullet—showcasing his recurring role as an opportunistic yet grudgingly cooperative figure in pivotal conflicts.