Monkey D. Dragon

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Age: 55 years old
Height: 256 cm/8'5"

Dragon is a tall middle-aged man with long, shaggy black hair with a widow's peak and a distinct deep red tattoo on the left side of his face which shaped like diamond patterns made out of line over-crossing each other from the corners with a smaller diamond shaped inside each box. He has a bit of stubble on his chin, and a prominent jawline with hooded eyes. He is usually dressed in a long, deep forest-green cloak (often wears like a cape), underneath which he wears the orange garb of a revolutionary, with usually dark coat over it, and dark pants.

Dragon is most often seen with a serious expression, his face in an almost permanent frown with a furrowed brow, and focused on the business at hand, taking little time for pleasure or relaxing. He prizes information and knowing his enemies, taking care to stay informed as head of a seasoned spy ring about as many world affairs and events as possible, while educating his subordinates about relevant pieces as their missions allow. A realist at heart, Dragon knows his movement is small and almost insignificant compared to the power of the World Government and is quick to caution his subordinates against celebrating small victories given how much work is still to be done. Even when his compatriots seem enthusiastic over any victory, Dragon is shown to remain stone-faced and stoic. While his business-like view among his compatriots seems grim, he is an optimist, as he has been shown smiling when reflecting on the changing course of the world and shows particular amusement in his son Luffy's role in it as a pirate. Dragon's personal life and history are written in near invisible ink even to his subordinates and confidantes, as he did not tell anyone in the Revolutionary Army that he was Garp's son or Luffy's father. Ivankov was once stopped stone cold when he attempted to ask if Dragon had any family out in the world. When the news of his family ties came out following the Summit War of Marineford, Dragon noted that it would help his subordinates to see him as more human, rather than the intimidating figure he has always been.
Dragon has shown himself to have immense empathy, with an island-sized amount of compassion for those oppressed by the World Government's system. He checked to see if a young Sabo was all right after seeing him be thrown to the ground and did not hesitate to take his denouncement of the Goa Kingdom's nobles extremely seriously.

He is active in seeking out people oppressed by the World Government and isn't shy about inviting them to join his fight for freedom, though he will not force them to. He also cares about the members and associates of his army even if they are not around for long, as shown when he asked Koala if Nico Robin was doing well.
Like his father and son, Dragon is a genuinely righteous man. Despite having joined the Marines during his youth, he left service due to growing disillusioned by their corruption and hypocrisy, particularly the depravity of World Nobles towards the common folk. A natural skeptic and somewhat cynical, Dragon was willing to question his superiors about the true nature of what appeared to be merely a "training exercise" as a teenage cadet (actually the setup for a Native Hunting Competition), implying that he suspected something was wrong about the whole affair.
While he is not shy about using violence to achieve his aims, Dragon does not appear to enjoy it or go to the extremes of something like a Buster Call, which the World Government is willing to engage with.
Dragon is protective of his allies and the innocent and is unforgiving to those he considers having done wrong to them.