Suke

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Japanese Name

スケさん

Romanized Name

Suke-san

Official English Name

Suke

Debut

Chapter 927; Episode 919

Affiliations

Kyoshiro Family

Residence

Wano Country

Status

Alive

Japanese Voice

Toshihiro Okubo

English Voice

Funimation:Dave Trosko

Introduction

Suke is a gangster who is a member of the Kyoshiro Family in Wano Country. Suke is a gangster who is a member of the Kyoshiro Family in Wano Country.

Appearance

Summary

Suke is a very large and hairy man. He has bushy light hair, long sideburns, and stubble on his lip and chin. He wears a dark kimono with flower patterns on it, and the kimono is open down to the waist, exposing his bare chest. He also wears sunglasses.

Personality

Summary

Suke is a greedy and cruel man, as he took part in an attempt to take over Sanji's soba stand and knocked a child's bowl of soba away while Sanji was giving his group trouble.

Abilities And Powers

Summary

As he and Kuni were preparing to get violent against Sanji, it can be assumed that Suke has some degree of fighting skill. However, he was easily seized by Franky and quickly defeated after being suplexed into the ground.

Weapons

Suke carries a katana on his hip, but has not been seen using it.

History

Wano Country Arc

When Sanji opened up a soba stand in the Flower Capital, Kaku, Kuni, and Suke went up to him and demanded that he pay them a fee to keep his stand safe. When Sanji refused, the trio started to attack, with Suke destroying the soba bowl of a nearby child. However, he was then grabbed by Franky, who leaped into the air with him before suplexing him into the ground, defeating him. After Shimotsuki Yasuie's execution at Rasetsu Town, Kaku and Suke witnessed Kyoshiro's clash with Zoro.

Major Battles

Summary

Suke vs. Franky

Trivia

Summary

The names of Suke and his two cohorts are a reference to Mito Kōmon, a Japanese period drama which tells the story of Tokugawa Mitsukuni and his two samurai retainers "Suke-san" and "Kaku-san".

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