Cello

Cello is the king of Cream Mist and the host of the Treasure Wars event. He originates from the game One Piece: Treasure Wars.^[1]

Appearance[]

Cello is a tall, slim man with fair skin and a slightly wrinkled face. He has a pointed nose and prominent cheekbones. He wears a black tuxedo with a blue vest, a white collared shirt, a purple crossover tie, and a black top hat with a purple band. He also wears white gloves, gold cufflinks, black shoes, and a long light-blue scarf. He carries a black cane with a gold snake decoration wrapped around it.

Personality[]

Cello seemed eager to offer to reward the participant who gathered all five Life Gems from the archipelago's islands with 100,000,000 and an Eternal Pose to the island of their choice. He did not seem nervous when threatened by Helsing and Cal, but stammered when he heard Lytton's name. As the king of the "Kingdom of Food," he is always interested in new taste experiences and gives food a very high priority in his life.

Abilities and Powers[]

As the king of Cream Mist, Cello has full authority over the archipelago's five islands.

Cello has average physical abilities and was threatened by Helsing and Cal.^[1]

History[]

One Piece: Treasure Wars[]

Driven by the legend that his grandfather once hid the five so-called Life Jewels on the islands of the archipelago, and incited by his subordinate Cal, Cello organized the Treasure Wars on Cream Mist. The aim was for him to get his hands on the five Life Gems. He offered to reward the participant who gathered all five Life Gems from the archipelago's islands with 100,000,000 and an Eternal Pose to the island of their choice.^[1] This attracted all kinds of people to the island. These included pirates, members of Baroque Works and other criminals, as well as the Marines. It was not entirely by chance that the Straw Hat Pirates also ended up on Cream Mist. The Lytton Food Thieves and their feared captain Lytton were also there, but they had no intention of obtaining the Life Gems fairly, or handing them over to Cello. His subordinate Helsing, a famous swordswoman, was the first to reveal herself to the king, but was still allowed to take part in the game. When Cello's subordinate Cal revealed himself to be a member of Lytton's crew and mentioned his name, Cello became nervous and began to stutter. After one of the Straw Hat Pirates managed to get his hands on all four Life Gems, the Lytton Food Thieves tied up the king. After Lytton's defeat, Cello was freed by the winner, while Lytton and Cal were captured by the Marines led by Smoker. The Straw Hats were then given the Eternal Port and the promised prize money, and they left the archipelago on the Going Merry. Cello was happy and had the Life Gems in his possession.

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