Bopobo was a death row convict sentenced for numerous accounts of rape, armed robbery, and murder. His sentence was changed to a life sentence in an unconventional prison: Greed Island.
Personality
Bopobo acts arrogant, petty, and sometimes even perverse. He also does not accept defeat and is always ready to take revenge.
Plot
Greed Island arc
Bopobo played the game as if he were a simple bot under the command ofRazor. In reality, he is a living human being. Because of his size and skills, his event during the 14 Devil challenge focuses on physical strength; his challenge is a sumo ring in which one can also use weapons. He first fights against the Greed Island Player Zeho, but Bopobo crushes him into submission, causing him to beg for his life.
Bopobo set on fire by Killua
This causes Gon to intervene by kicking Bopobo to make him let go of Zeho. But by doing this Gon forfeits himself for facing against Bopobo because he landed outside of the ring when he kicked him in the face.Killua then volunteers to go next, but before entering the ring he picks up a bottle of alcohol and splashes it Bopobo's face and he uses his electric Nen to set his face on fire and makes him roll out of the ring.
In a fit of rage Bopobo attempts to kill Killua, but gets kicked in the face by one of his mates, whom states he has to live up to his promise to which Bopobo agrees. Bopobo later dies during an attempted mutiny at the hands of Razor.
The Pirate boxer is a death row convict. His sentence is changed to a life sentence in an unconventional prison--Greed Island—together with a dozen of other death row convicts.
Plot
Greed Island
Pirate boxer about to fight Montreux
The boxer plays the game as if he were a simple bot under the command of Razor, but he has actually been a living human being. His event during the 14 Devil challenge is a boxing match in which one can use weapons.
Pirate boxer losing against Barry
When the first group of 15 players comes to the Razor's gym to challenge them for the rare card Strip of Beach, the boxer easily knocks out one of the challengers,Montreux. However, when Gon, Killua andBiscuit come to challenge them the second time with team Tsezguerra, he is handily beaten by Barry.
Nen ability
The boxer is an Emitter. He can instantly create portals to warp his fists and catch his opponents off-guard. To enhance his Nen, he uses a special boxing ring whose canvas surface is painted with Nen-charged patterns call "God's Letters."
Pirate boxer's Nen Type: Emission
Type: Emission
Teleportation (テレポーテーション)
The Pirate boxer instantly aims his fist in any direction and creates a portal above his fist to warp it to the desired location, for example under the chin of his desired target.
Greed Island Convicts (グリードアイランド受刑者, Gurīdo Airando Jukei Sha) are a group of Greed Island players who were sent to the unconventional prison known as Greed Island together with a dozen of other death row convicts. The convicts play the game as if they were simply bots under the command of the Game Master Razor.
Origins
All of the Greed Island Convicts on Greed Island were either sentenced to life or put on death row and brought to the Island instead as punishment for their crimes.
The pirate footballer is a death row convict. His sentence is changed to a life sentence in an unconventional prison —Greed Island —together with a dozen of other death row convicts.
Plot
Greed Island
He plays the game as if he were a simple bot under the command of Razor, but he actually is a living human being. His event during the 14 Devil challenge is a football juggling contest in which one can attack the opponent with Nen while keeping the ball from touching the floor. When the first group of 15 players come to Razor's gym to challenge them for the rare card "Patch of Shore", the footballer gets an immediate win because Biscuit deliberately gives up.
Razor is generally laid back and friendly, showing little to no animosity toward other people, even those who have come to challenge him. However, when confronting someone or battling he is ruthless and competitive, but very reasonable. He does not take disobedience lightly and readily punishes those who break the rules.
He does not openly look down upon people with weaker abilities than his, and takes no notice of disparities in age or experience when fighting. Razor treats Gon as an adult, not a child, and holds a lot of respect for him; he both admires and envies Gon for the trust that Ging places in him.
Background
Razor talking to Ging
Razor was a criminal in the past but was caught by Ging and given a life sentence. Ging then enlisted his help to create Greed Island. It was during this time that the two became friends and Ging told Razor about his son Gon.
Plot
Greed Island arc
Razor expels The Phantom Troupe
Razor first appears to expel the Phantom Troupe after they attempt to enter the island illegally. He is a key person to face in order to obtain one of the hardest designated cards of the gamePatch of Shore. To get the card, the challengers must confront Razor and his 14 Devils and defeat them in different sporting events. All of his pirates are trained Nen users. It's learned that the real 14 Devils were not the pirates that follows him but his ability to emit 14 nen creatures at will. Each creature is numbered from 1-14 with a Zero numbered one acting as referee for the dodge ball match; he can also merge them together, which will make them stronger. He can also emit nen into a ball (or create a ball from nen) and throw it at his opponent, which is extremely strong and could critically injure or kill his opponent on a direct hit.
The dodge-ball match
He was defeated in a deadly dodgeball game by Gon's allied party ーconsisting of Gon, Killua, Biscuit, Hisoka, and several other players hired by Battera. He was entrusted by Gon's father that he was not to hold back against his son should he ever come to Greed Island. Razor later revealed to Gon that he was formerly a convict captured by Ging and brought to the island as a prisoner. Inspired by Ging's spirit, Razor helped him create Greed Island and became the warden for the convicts. He also became one of Ging's best friends and was entrusted to look after the island as one of its Gamemasters.
Abilities & Powers
He easily catches a nen enhanced throw fromGoreinu
Enhanced strength: Razor seems to be very strong. He was able to stopGoreinu's throw (covered with Nen) using only one hand without using Nen. Even the members of the Phantom Troupe acknowledge his strength.
Enhanced durability: After receiving a Nen bolstered ball from Gon, he seemed to receive no or minimum damage from the impact.
High accuracy: When Razor uses his nen emitted ball, he could accurately hit objects even from a distance. It was shown when he spiked the ball to hit the boat used by the Phantom Troupe
Nen
Razor's strong aura
Razor is an Emitter, so he also has decent Enhancement and Manipulationskills as well. He also has a very strong aura. When he placed some of his aura on an ordinary volleyball, Killua said that it weighted as heavy as a bowling ball. Combined with his strength, Razor could easily destroy anyone hit by the ball. This is the reason why Goreinu's nen beast shattered when it took a direct hit from Razor.
Razor can split his aura to emit 14 aura created fighters which he uses to redirect the trajectory of his emission attacks however the destructive power of his attack gets lowered for each pass made, in the dodgeball game against Gon's group he created 8 devils, numbered from 0 to 7 the performance capability of each devil gets stronger as they fuse together in smaller numbers, (While the number on their body adds up as they do, as seen when 6 and 7 merged they formed the bigger devil #13) but since he's in charge with the island's emission operations so he may have the ability to create more..
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