Buggy The Clown's One Piece appearance explained.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Summary Although Netflix's live-action One Piece makes an intimidating character out of Buggy The Clown, it never truly explains the reason behind his appearance. Buggy first appears in the live-action adaptation in its opening episode, where his face can be spotted on a wanted poster. He later shows up in the flesh when he learns that the Straw Hats Crew beat him to steal the Grand Line's map from Axe-Hand Morgan.
Apart from walking through his rivalry with Luffy, One Piece also hints that despite being the show's antagonist, Buggy has a dark past that somehow connects to Shanks. However, despite giving away so many subtle details surrounding his characterization, the live-action One Piece never truly explains why he is a clown. This makes it hard not to wonder if the original anime and manga might have some answers to why he chooses to appear that way.
Why Buggy The Clown Actually Looks Like A Clown In One Piece Neither the manga nor the anime ever mention why exactly Buggy looks like a clown. However, from a storytelling standpoint, his clown appearance plays a crucial role in defining who he is in the franchise's massive roster and where he stands in its overarching storyline. As seen in Netflix's One Piece live-action, Buggy is a bonafide showman who enjoys doing things that draw attention towards him.
The Reason Buggy Doesn't Like People Mentioning His Nose In live-action One Piece's episode 2, Buggy gets infuriated when Luffy asks about his nose. He even mishears others talking about his nose and often misinterprets the word "knows" as "nose." He does not like people mentioning his nose because his big red clown nose is actually his real nose, which makes him insecure about his appearance.
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