Gunko

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Holy Knight Gunko — a member of the Holy Knights (God’s Knights), debuting at Elbaf’s Underworld. Wears a cap with goggles, a double-breasted coat, scarf and heeled boots; wields spinning star / ring-arrow projectiles (“SHWOOP”), which she fires at Loki’s wolf (pp. 16-17).

Arc-by-arc updates

Elbaf — the frozen body thaws (Ch. 1189) — shown (frozen/thawing)

Elbaf (Ch. 1188)

• Referenced (not shown) — Imu’s descended form addresses her as “Princess Shuri”: “Gunko… thou hast yet to break the ice…” (p. 11). A fresh on-page Gunko↔Shuri nudge; still frozen. See Gunko Resembles Brooks Princess Shuri.

Elbaf (Ch. 1187)

• Her flash-frozen body (from Loki’s Nibelheim Ch. 1178) is the ice block the giants/Straw Hats cannot break (“it won’t even budge,” “is that NOT ice?! diamond?!,” “nothing works on it”) — then it suddenly begins to melt (pp. 6–8). Brook names the person inside “Princess Shuri!!” (p. 8). See Gunko Resembles Brooks Princess Shuri.

Elbaf — Esperia flashback parallel (Ch. 1186) — not shown present-day; seed evidence only

Elbaf — frozen; “three different people in her” (Ch. 1183)

Elbaf (Ch. 1182) — believed dead (secondhand)

• Killingham: “What about Gunko?!” / “I saw her on the way here, but… she’s gotta be dead, man.” — “WHAT?!” (p. 12). No body shown on-page; her regeneration (Gunko Regenerates The Unstoppable Countdown) and Imu’s @1174 possession of her body both cut against taking this at face value.

Elbaf (Ch. 1178) — Imu’s essence exits her body; frozen by Nibelheim — shown (body)

• The tiny bat-winged trident flyer pursued by the Loki-dragon (“Damn, she escaped… Too tiny!!,” pp.3–4) — Gunko-as-Imu’s-vehicle per 1174/1177 (inference; never captioned by name this chapter).
• Imu’s essence exits her (“Something popped out!!!,” pp.4–5); a long-haired body lies collapsed nearby (pp.4, 7) — presumably her vacated body; condition unshown. The bat-winged knight is sealed/flash-frozen by Loki’s “Nibelheim” (p.8; = the frozen figure at the Walrus School per the batch reconcile).
• Open: her status post-vacation; whether “Domi Reversi” is her Arrow-Arrow power or Imu’s own (Imu cast it entity-handed here). See Arrow-Arrow Fruit.

Elbaf (Ch. 1174) — her body piloted by Imu — shown

Elbaf (Ch. 1173) — confronted by Brook; a memory surfaces — shown

Elbaf — “Domi Reversi” named; the winged ultimatum (Ch. 1172) — shown

• The arrow-woman of the trio; wherever her arrows point, targets are helpless to resist (p.3). Her power is named “Domi Reversi” (p.10) — it marches the hostage children and has driven Dorry, Brogy and the whole Giant Pirates crew mad (“Kill Jarul!!!”).
• Shown winged/flying (p.14), delivering the WG ultimatum: surrender the children and give up Elbaf’s culture and history, or die.
• See Arrow-Arrow Fruit.

God Valley flashback — the Manmayer individual-race favorite (Ch. 1160) — shown (deep flashback)

God Valley flashback — with the Shepherd Celestial Dragon at the manhunt (Ch. 1159) — shown (deep flashback)

Elbaf (Ch. 1148) — broadcasts the hostage child’s voice across Elbaf — shown

Elbaf (Ch. 1147) — revealed a Celestial Dragon + Soul King fan; the slave demand; called off — shown

Elbaf (Ch. 1146) — the children-abduction; her power developed; she regenerates — shown

Elbaf — coldly narrates the children’s peril for “emotion” (Ch. 1145) — shown

Elbaf — the Holy Knights’ picnic (Ch. 1144) — shown

Elbaf — at the Holy Knights’ feast; “the woman who never knew love” (Ch. 1143) — shown

Elbaf — with an elder Holy Knight; “are you afraid of anything?” (Ch. 1142) — shown

Elbaf — opens an Abyss Pentagram; summons two more Holy Knights (Ch. 1140) — shown

• Whether the pentagram is her own power or a Holy-Knights system is not stated on-page — record neutrally. See Abyss Pentagram.
• (last_appearance 1138→1140 — SHOWN; related_characters += Sommers, Killingham; HOLD fm/fa 1136.)

Elbaf — the Holy Knights withdraw from Loki (Ch. 1138) — shown

• Tells the commander to “extinguish your presence… we need to move” (p. 6); with Shamrock resolves to “call one more” and reach “the warriors’ children first,” judging that pacifying all of Elbaf at once is too hard (pp. 9-10). See Holy Knights.

Elbaf (Ch. 1137) — named-boxed; the Arrow-Arrow Fruit; called off by Shamrock — shown

• Her Devil Fruit is named on-page here as the Arrow-Arrow Fruit (the star/arrow power shown @1136). See Arrow-Arrow Fruit.