Donquixote Rosinante

When Trafalgar Law first met Rosinante, Rosinante was known for hating children, especially when Baby 5 and Buffalo played pranks on him, such as making him slip while going through the door or giving him scalding tea that burned his tongue, resulting in his abusive behavior towards them. In fact, the first thing Rosinante did to Law was grab him and throw him out the window. This was actually part of an act, as it was his duty as a marine to dissuade children from joining the crew, which he failed to do with Baby 5, Buffalo, Dellinger, and Law. Despite his outward behavior of a violent man who dislikes children, he genuinely inherited his father's kindness (something Doflamingo himself admits, believing his older brother to be a born evil monster who only acted cruelly towards children in hopes of keeping them from following Doflamingo. [11] He cared deeply for his family of origin, having cried over his mother's death and become emotional when his brother was struck by an arrow. Due to his kindness, he lacked the typical manners of a Celestial Dragon and considered it his duty to stop his brother's madness, a sense of justice that led him to join the Marines as an undercover spy. Because of this, Rosinante proved generous, as he held no grudge against Law for stabbing him in the back and even remained silent about his transgression. When Law revealed his real name, he showed genuine concern and apprehension, even going so far as to warn him of the danger he was in. He was capable of compassion, to the point of, along with his brother and the marines, taking Law all over the North Blue to find a doctor who could cure the boy's illness, and would explode in violent fury whenever doctors succumbed to prejudice due to the mistaken belief that Law was a walking contagious disease who shouldn't have survived the extermination of Flevance. Despite his extreme methods, due to his empathy and courage.

Rosinante was a tall man (293 cm, slightly shorter than his brother); in adulthood, his height was comparable to that of his older brother, Doflamingo (who is 305 cm tall). He had short, disheveled, golden-blond hair, pale skin (more tanned in the manga, like his brother's), and piercing reddish-brown eyes. He wore a dark red hood from which two heart-shaped forms hung, beige jeans (white in the anime), a dark purple feather cloak very similar to his brother's, and a white shirt with pink hearts printed all over it. He also wore different shoes. His hair was longer than his brother's, reaching almost to his eyes. Rosinante had dark red lips that extended from his mouth to his cheeks in lines—above his right eye, there was a heavy, dark blue, eight-pointed, straight star tattoo. [ 14 ] He also wore sunglasses, although he abandoned them during his 6-month journey with Law.

During his childhood, Rosinante had disheveled hair, covering his eyes. Before leaving Mary Geoise, he wore the typical attire of the Celestial Dragons and had his hair styled like his older compatriots. After leaving, his hairstyle changed and his wardrobe consisted of simple, yet elegant clothes, with a frilly tie that became quite worn due to the harsh lifestyle he had to endure. Suffering torture at the hands of the locals who hated the Celestial Dragons, as well as in other battles, left him with scars and stitches all over his body. Upon joining the Marines, Rosinante wore the standard cadet uniform, without the makeup/tattoos he had when working as a spy.