Elizabello II

“The Fighting King” · King of Prodence · alive

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“The Fighting King,” King of Prodence — a muscular monarch competing personally in the Corrida Coliseum tournament, attended by his tactician Dagama.

Arc-by-arc updates

Dressrosa — backs King Riku’s restoration (Ch. 792)

• The “Fighting King” of Prodence publicly urges King Riku to retake the throne: “You are Riku Doldo, King of Miracles!!! Come back to us.” Says he told the neighboring kings Riku would be returning (pp. 12-13).

Dressrosa — the King Punch clears the debris (Ch. 778)

• Reveals he saved his “King Punch” to defend King Riku (p. 3); needs ~2 minutes to charge it.
• Unleashes the fully-charged King Punch to obliterate the falling stone debris from Pica’s shattered colossus and save the citizens below (pp. 18–19); fumes at being used as “a glorified stone-sweeper.” See Elizabello II King Punch One-Shot Superweapon.

Dressrosa — aiding Zoro against Pica (Ch. 771)

• Offers Zoro aid against Pica (“Shall I aid you, pirate hunter?!”); names himself and calls Dressrosa “the land of my friend” King Riku (p. 4). Restates the King Punch as his “treasured heirloom, an attack that only happens once an hour”; agrees to save it when Zoro claims Pica. See Elizabello II King Punch One-Shot Superweapon.

Dressrosa — the gladiator rally; a half-charged King Punch (Ch. 748)

• As King of Prodence, declares Prodence owes King Riku a great debt and that he will strike Doflamingo down; throws a half-charged “King Punch” at Pica — “Here’s a light edition!! I ain’t fully recharged yet, but…” (pp.10, 16). See Elizabello II King Punch One-Shot Superweapon.

Dressrosa — the undercity (Ch. 726) — King of Prodence

• Identified as the King of Prodence, present in the undercity; recalls the great debt Prodence owed Dressrosa and rails that the regional “balance of power… has been lost!! It’s been nonstop war and suffering ever since we lost you,” blaming Doflamingo/Joker’s arms trade (pp. 6–8).

Dressrosa — trapped underground (Ch. 725)

• Among the dumped fighters; declares “Doflamingo tricked us!! This is an act of war!!” and that even his “King Punch won’t break these walls” of solid earth (pp. 16–17).

Dressrosa — Block B (Ch. 709) — the King Punch fires and is wasted

• At last unleashes his once-per-battle King Punch (pp. 11–13) after the legend (“punched an enemy fortress into rubble,” p. 9) is recalled; the blow levels the entire ring (PUUUNCH!!! → CRACK/BOOM/CRASH).
• The punch is neutralized: Bartolomeo’s invisible barrier blocks it (pp. 15–16), and Elizabello II is then defeated by Barrier Crush — “Elizabello II is down for the count!!!” (p. 17). Payoff of Elizabello II King Punch One-Shot Superweapon.

Dressrosa — the Corrida Colosseum (Ch. 706)

• Paraded in the Block B roster montage (“Fighting King Elizabello II,” p. 12), served by his tactician Dagama. Noted for the once-per-battle “King Punch” superweapon.

Dressrosa — Block B (Ch. 707) — the King Punch superweapon

• Splash reveal (p. 4): “King of Prodence, the Fighting King — Elizabello II.” A bare-chested heavyweight with boxing wraps; competes in Block B under Dagama’s protection.
• Signature “King Punch”: a single blow “devastating enough to sink one of the Four Emperors,” requiring a full hour of concentration/warm-up and usable only once per battle — his treasured heirloom; its timing “will decide this battle” (pp. 3–5). See Elizabello II King Punch One-Shot Superweapon.