Giro Chintaro[2] is a samurai from Wano Country who was appointed as the kaishakunin for Zorojuro's seppuku ritual.[1]
Appearance[]
Chintaro is an average-sized man with prominent eyebrows, nose and chin. He has a stubble of a beard and black hair tied in a topknot, but the top of his head is bald. He wears a black kimono and light blue hakama with his kimono sleeves with a tasuki.
Personality[]
Chintaro is a serious person with a strong sense of samurai honor. He is able to carry out his role as a beheader in a seppuku ritual without any hesitation.[1]
Abilities and Powers[]
Swordsmanship[]
Chintaro carries two katana with him. He has some skill in swordsmanship as he was entrusted to behead Zorojuro when he commits seppuku.[1]
History[]
Wano Country Saga[]
Wano Country Arc[]
Chintaro acted as the kaishakunin in the seppuku ritual of Zorojuro, who had been falsely convicted by Toyama Tsujigiro. When Zorojuro questioned the lack of a hilt on his blade, Chintaro explained the proper etiquette of seppuku.[1]
Trivia[]
- Chintaro's full name is a pun on the Japanese's pronunciation of "guillotine" (ギロチン, girochin?), referencing his entrusted job of beheading Zoro.
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 90 Chapter 909 (p. 14-17) and Episode 892, Giro Chintaro debuts.
- ↑ Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (EX Characters: Wano Country Arc Vol. 1 #1250), Chintaro's name is revealed.
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