Figarland Garling

Personality:Like other Nobles, Garling is extremely cruel, without the slightest regard for the lives of commoners, considering them so worthless that hunting an entire island's native population (and participating in it) means little more to him than sport. Thus, he was an enthusiastic participant in the Native Hunting Competition in God Valley 38 years ago, where he killed the country's king the very instant he began to protest having his own subjects.

フィガーランド・ガーリング Epithet(s)Warrior God of Science and Defense (科学防衛武神 Kagaku Bōei Bushin?) Human Race Occupations The Five Elders; Supreme Commander of the Knights of God (formerly); World Noble Family:Figarland Saint Figarland Garling (フィガーランド・ガーリング聖せい, Figārando Gāringu Sei?) is one of the Five Elders and one of the leaders of the World Government. He holds the title of Warrior God of Science and Defense (科学防衛武神, Kagaku Bōei?) Bushin?) after the death of Saint Jaygarcia Saturn.[1] He is a descendant of the Figarland family, and served as the Supreme Commander (最高司令官, Saikō Shireikan?) of the Knights of God. In addition, he was regarded as the " God Valley's "champion," appearance: Garling is a tall, elderly man with a visibly wrinkled face and a sharp nose. He has long, light-colored hair, styled with a couple of locks pointing out the sides, as well as a very high spike, bent forward, on top. Garling's facial hair consists of a mustache with a large beard attached. to the sideburns, culminating in a large forward spike under the chin and making his hair and beard combination resemble a forward-facing crescent moon. Garling's eyes are covered by circular sunglasses.As clothing, Garling wears what appears to be a variation of the World Nobles' typical attire, light in color with a thick, high collar, and over it an ankle-length, hooded, dark-colored coat adorned with light, medal-shaped knobs on the chest. the upper part of the arms. His footwear consists of simple dark dress boots,Personality His morality aligns with the way of thinking of most World Nobles, as he views all those beneath his own station as “trash.” He is ruthless in administering punishment to those who break rules and customs, believing in particular that those Nobles who protect people of lower status

Personality His morality aligns with the way of thinking of most World Nobles, as he views all those below his own station as "trash". He is ruthless in administering punishment to those who break the rules and customs, believing in particular that those Nobles who protect people of lower status degrade themselves into even lesser trash; Garling was willing to execute Mjosgard for that very crime (namely defending the Neptune royal family and/or the pirates who, in turn, protected them). Like other Nobles, Garling is extremely cruel, without the slightest regard for the lives of commoners, considering them so worthless that hunting down an entire island's native population (and participating in it) means little more to him than sport. Thus, he was an enthusiastic participant in the Native Hunting Competition in God Valley 38 years ago, where he killed the country's king the very instant he began protesting about having his own subjects hunted to death. A younger Garling was shown to be very confident in his own abilities, stating that the fact that he had received a 10,000 point penalty during the aforementioned hunting contest (for starting early) was a nice bonus in making things competitive. When the Rocks and Roger Pirates landed in God Valley, Garling remained unfazed and ready to take on the pirates, despite both crews being the strongest at the time. Despite his cruelty, Garling takes his duty as a knight very seriously, as as soon as both crews invaded God Valley he immediately abandoned the competition and gave the order to his companions to protect the world nobles. According to Marcus Mars and Shepherd Ju Peter, Garling has a strange way of speaking, using a language in which he uses words in an uncommon way that is not usually understood.

Relations Fishman Garling feels a great hatred towards fishmen, considering them scum. His contempt for the race is such that he is willing to kill those who defend them.Knights of God 38 years ago, Garling was shown to have a good relationship with his companions. He had a friendly rivalry with them, competing to see who would win the native hunting competition. Despite this, when it came to fulfilling their role as knights, they followed his orders without question, obeying Garling when he gave them the order to protect the World Nobles. At present, it is unknown what the relationship between them is. Abilities and powers As the Supreme Commander of the God Knights, he has complete authority over the rest of the group and can judge even World Nobles for behavior deemed intolerable. He likewise enjoys all the common rights and privileges of a Noble, and likely possesses enormous wealth. Currently, little is known about Garling's combat prowess. However, his leadership of the God Knights, whom Monkey D. Dragon distrusts, suggests that Garling is quite dangerous, at least by the Nobles' standards. Garling is said to have been the "champion" of God Valley. On said island 38 years ago, he was the World Nobles' favorite to win the native hunting competition in which, despite starting with negative 10,000 points, Garling successfully took the lead before the competition's discontinuation. When the Rocks and Roger Pirates arrived at the island, Garling was ready to engage the enemy, but his full involvement in the God Valley Incident is still unknown. During the native hunting competition, Garling was seen riding some kind of large bird and wearing an aviator cap. Arms Garling's signature weapon is a large saber with a rounded knuckle guard, completely light-colored from hilt to scabbard.

During the native hunting competition, Garling was seen riding some kind of large bird and wearing an aviator cap. Arms Garling's signature weapon is a large saber[2] with a rounded knuckle guard, completely light-colored from the hilt to the scabbard. He has owned it for at least thirty-eight years. Past:Thirty-eight years ago, Garling participated in the Native Hunting Competition held in God Valley, where he killed the island's king for protesting against the game. This action earned him a penalty, but Garling did not care as it functioned as a "handicap" to improve the competition. Following an announcement regarding the amount of points awarded for different hunting targets and the prizes awaiting the winners, Garling was quick to enter the contest and amassed 100,000 points. Once both the Rocks and Roger Pirates made landfall in God Valley in a surprise assault, an irritated Garling gave the order to withdraw the Navy, stating that the God Knights were to deal with the pirates instead. Although details regarding his involvement in the incident remain unknown, Garling was eventually declared the "champion" in the Final Saga. Egghead Arc Following the Levely, Garling served as a judge and executed Donquixote Mjosgard for allowing the attempted assassination of Charlos. He decided to execute Mjosgard for protecting the "scum" and was later seen in a chair at the execution site in Mary Geoise, with Celestial Dragons cheering around him. Later, he listened to Vegapunk's pre-recorded message, where the scientist spoke about the One Piece and the fate of the world. Following the events of the Egghead Incident, Garling was "ordered" to become the new Warrior God of Science and Defense within the Five Elders, unbeknownst to the other members, immediately displacing Jaygarcia Saturn from his duties. After arriving at the

Following the events of the Egghead Incident, Garling was "ordered" to become the new Warrior God of Science and Defense within the Five Elders, unbeknownst to the other members, immediately displacing Jaygarcia Saturn from his duties. After arriving at the Hall of Authority, Garling proclaimed that York was now under his jurisdiction, before alerting his new companions to prepare for an impending wave of chaos and uncertainty regarding the future of the world. If Garling were not to cut his hair and beard, they would eventually merge and form a full circle. Having replaced Saturn, Garling stands out as the only one of the Five Elders not to bear a name associated with a planet.