Caribou

The infamous rookie pirate known as "Wet-Haired Caribou" was present at the Sabaody Archipelago during the Straw Hat Pirates' reunion, earning himself a substantial bounty of 210,000,000 beli. As part of the emerging generation of rookies with bounties exceeding 100,000,000 Beli, Caribou harbors a strong admiration for Marshall D. Teach and aspires to join the Blackbeard Pirates.

Caribou, also the elder sibling of the notorious rookie "Blood Splatterer" Coribou, shares the role of co-captain alongside his brother in the Caribou Pirates. Both siblings gained notoriety for taking down Marines, meeting the Fake Straw Hat Crew's bounty threshold of 70,000,000 Beli. However, upon uncovering the crew's deceit, they parted ways. During the Straw Hats' departure from Wano, Caribou seemingly stowed away on the Thousand Sunny, only to be discovered and confined in a barrel. His apprehension escalated when he suspected the crew's intention to rescue Nefertari Vivi in Mary Geoise. Released from his barrel during the crew's chaos at Egghead, Caribou vented his frustration to Zoro.

Encountering Van Augur and Catarina Devon on Egghead, Caribou beseeched them to be taken to Blackbeard. Despite being a minor antagonist in the Fish-Man Island Saga, Caribou took center stage in the Caribou's Kehihihihi in the New World cover story. He later aligned with the Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance during the Wano Country Arc, earning a ride on the Thousand Sunny with the Straw Hats after a successful raid on Onigashima.

As co-captain of the Caribou Pirates, he wields authority alongside Coribou. Caribou, recognized as a Super Rookie, navigated Paradise successfully, earning his Devil Fruit powers through the Numa Numa no Mi. With a bounty of 210,000,000 Beli, Caribou became a formidable opponent for the Marines, using his swamp-like abilities to eliminate them. His crew, under his leadership, efficiently rounded up the Fake Straw Hat Crew and triumphed over Scotch of the Beasts Pirates by leveraging his Devil Fruit powers. Caribou also demonstrated the ability to control the sea beast Momoo, steering it towards Fish-Man Island.

In physical combat, Caribou heavily relies on his Devil Fruit powers and lacks knowledge of Haki. Despite his formidable abilities, his real body proves vulnerable to opponents wielding Busoshoku Haki, leading to defeats at the hands of Luffy, Pekoms, Jinbe, and X Drake. The Numa Numa no Mi grants Caribou the capacity to transform into an endless swamp, enabling him to absorb objects and people. His swamp can store a vast array of items, including large structures, weapons factories, and even individuals, making him a versatile and dangerous adversary.

Devil Fruit Power: The Wondrous and Weird:

Caribou's true power lies in the Numa Numa no Mi, a Logia-type Devil Fruit. It grants him control over the element of "swamp," transforming him into a living quagmire. This swamp isn't just for show; it's a bottomless pit, capable of swallowing weapons, people, and even entire factories. Imagine getting caught in his mucky grasp – the more you struggle, the deeper you sink!

Friend or Foe? A Shifting Alliance:

Caribou's allegiances are as unpredictable as the shifting tides. He once dreamed of joining Blackbeard's infamous crew, but recent events have pushed him towards the Straw Hats. After aiding them in Wano, he snagged a ride on the Thousand Sunny, ready for whatever adventure awaits.

Strength and Weaknesses: A Soggy Swordsman:

While adept at wielding his Devil Fruit, Caribou lacks Haki, leaving him vulnerable to Busoshoku Haki users. He's often defeated in a single blow by the likes of Luffy and Jinbe. But don't underestimate him! His swamp can conceal him, hold him hostage, and even smother opponents. He's a cunning foe, always ready to surprise with a hidden weapon or a strategic swamp attack.

So, is Caribou a friend or foe? Only time will tell. One thing's for sure, this swampy scoundrel is bound to stir up some trouble, adding a unique and unpredictable twist to any journey he joins.

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