Vito

“Vito” · alive · subordinate of Capone Bege, Firetank Pirates

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A subordinate of Capone Bege in the Firetank Pirates (now operating under Big Mom). First appears on Zou in the chapter “Capone ‘Gang’ Bege.”

Arc-by-arc updates

Whole Cake Island — fleeing the blockade (Ch. 896)

• Aboard the fleeing Fire Tank Pirates ship; rallies to Bege (“Godfather!!”) as they fear the Cacao Island blockade will catch them before they reach the island (p. 11).

Whole Cake Island — inside the Big Father (Ch. 869)

• Fire Tank crew sheltering in the castle; defends the launchers — “Don’t blame me, all right?! Those launchers featured state-of-the-art, world-class…” (p. 18). (Speaker attribution tentative.)

Whole Cake Island (Ch. 863) — manning the launchers

• On the launchers with Gotti for the portrait-smash (p. 11).

Whole Cake Island — marvels at the tea party from the rooftop (Ch. 861)

• On the chateau rooftop, marvels at the tea party below — astonished to watch the WEJ president (Morgans) chatting with the head of Germa (Vinsmoke Judge), and that even the homies talk (p. 2).

Whole Cake Island (Ch. 858)

• Greets the arriving Straw Hats at the Firetank base, fawning over his “Germa hero” Sanji and herding the “unclean” guests to the bath (p. 7). Restrained by Bege from throwing Luffy out after the Pekoms argument (p. 19).

Whole Cake Island (Ch. 825)

• Aboard ship with fellow Firetank enforcer Gotti; Sanji insults him over the Germa comic, prompting Gotti to “stick up” for him before both are scolded off (pp. 5–6).

Whole Cake Island — Sanji’s escort (Ch. 824)

• The Fire-Tank gunman (speech tic “lelo”) presents Sanji the photo of bride-to-be Charlotte Pudding, “the 35th daughter of the Charlotte Family… this is your bride-to-be,” aboard Big Mom’s ship (p. 19) — placing the Fire-Tank crew inside the Big Mom marriage operation.

Zou (Ch. 813)

• On Zou, menaces the Sanji team — extolling Big Mom’s tea party as “an absolute summons” that even “the demons in hell dare not miss” — and presses a pistol to Sanji’s head while Bege delivers the invitation. His title box reads “the Phantom Gun” (pp. 8-10, 13).