Jack

Jack the Drought stands as a massive muscular figure with long curved tusks, wild hair, and a beaded necklace. He wears a spiked belt featuring a skull emblem and the text indicating his one billion berry bounty. His posture towers over smaller opponents during confrontations, with bared fangs and an intense glare visible in close views of his face.12

Jack appears with horns and a stern expression while seated cross-legged atop his massive mammoth form. A large sign reading BEASTS PIRATES ALL-STAR JACK attaches to the mammoth tusk during movements through settlements.3

Jack issues single clear demands for the handover of Raizo while threatening the loss of peaceful lifestyles to those who resist. He mocks opponents by claiming no true warriors remain on an island and states that pity is troublesome because the dead do not seek revenge.45

Jack complains about returning to Zou with an annoyed and reluctant mood while scowling at the island. He expresses disbelief at reports that Raizo is absent and decides to kill the elephant Zunesha with ruthless determination after subordinates fail to provide acceptable answers.5

Jack first engages in broader New World matters when his death remains unconfirmed after attacking four ships escorting Doflamingo. His bounty stands at one billion berries during active conflicts in the area where he gets overpowered and thrown by Nekomamushi. These events mark early involvement in larger pirate alliances and responses to defeats like that of Caesar.67

After retreating from Zou Jack appears bandaged and resting inside a building there prompting shock from the minks at his survival. His forces then continue cannon bombardment on Zunesha as Duke Inuarashi orders mink ships to intercept. Transponder snail communication with Jack gets interrupted by sea conditions leading Kaidou to receive a report about lost contact.8910

Jack faces repeated confrontations with mink leaders including Duke Inuarashi and Nekomamushi, who survive his prolonged assaults and express lasting grudges such as vowing that the cat's malice will follow him until death.1718

Jack accuses the leader of acting like a hyena during a confrontation deep beneath the castle in a secret room. He mentions fishman crew connection to poneglyph search while glaring and growling at the group that includes Law and a woman in a striped kimono. The elderly man with long hair and scars faces the situation alongside them.1920

Jack engages mink warriors on Zou for five days and nights, swinging massive weapons and gripping opponents by the face while remaining unmoved by their attacks. He references eating a rare delicacy and claims Zou as his home despite being a pirate during the clashes.213

Jack clashes with Shutenmaru in Okobore Town, receiving a blade strike that causes him to grunt in pain and respond by warning not to underestimate samurai. The duel threatens the settlement until interrupted by changes in the sky.21

Jack arrives on scene during a confrontation where Inuarashi faces him alone despite injuries. He looms as a massive figure with horns and aggressive posture snarling with bared fangs while positioned as a threat facing multiple opponents. Inuarashi declares intent to put Jack down alone in this encounter.2223

In the second floor treasure repository Inuarashi fights Jack who swings with force and says the duke must be getting tired promising to put him to sleep forever. Jack insists there is no need to draw the fight out and states he has already forgiven Inuarashi for lying about the samurai while both fighters pant heavily during the rematch.24