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Shamrock is 39, and his birthday is on March ninth. Shamrock of the Figarland Family is a World Noble and the commander of the God's Knights. He is the son of Saint Figarland Garling, and the older twin brother of Shanks.

Shamrock is a tall man of lean, muscular stature, sporting long red hair arranged in a small braid to the left side of his head and some facial stubble. Being his twin brother, he has a near identical physical resemblance to Shanks, with some even mistaking Shamrock for Shanks.

Befitting his status as a World Noble and God's Knight, Shamrock wears a regal ensemble consisting of a high-class military tailcoat fastened with frog closures, a pair of light trousers (with dark straps on the left thigh), dark gloves, thigh-high metallic boots and an open shirt. He keeps a sabre over his left hip, held in place by a shoulder belt. He frequently shrouds himself in a black cloak while on the move.

Shamrock is very loyal to the World Government and tends to think little of those who do not share Celestial Dragon blood, considering them akin to commoners no matter their status. Unlike most nobles though, who tend to act loud and impulsively when things do not go their way, Shamrock is more patient and calculating, preferring to first solve problems with dialogue before showing his true cruelty and employing more gruesome tactics when the former option fails.

Shamrock is utterly ruthless against those who defy him and the World Nobles. Even family members are not spared from his prejudice if they do not adhere to Celestial Dragon ideals, he looks down on his younger twin, Shanks, for mingling with people from the "lower world", but still gets along with him due to his nobility. Morally, he has no qualms about committing horrible crimes if it helps him achieve a certain goal, and in fact will even sadistically turn it into a game in order to make things more "interesting".

As the commander of the God's Knights, Shamrock's authority over the group is second only to the Supreme Commander Garling's. Shamrock has incredible combat ability, as the organization has been known to engage in certain incidents in the past. As with his fellow God's Knights, he has jurisdiction over standard World Nobles and acts as a sort of police force amongst them.

Shamrock possesses a sabre which has acquired the power of an Awakened Mythical Zoan-type Cerberus Devil Fruit. The blade can turn into a three headed dog on command, which in turn has incredibly sharp fangs coming from its mouths.

Shamrock is a tall, muscular man with a tan complexion.

Saint Killingham is a younger man who possesses a lanky physique and, at least in his partial kirin form, is tall enough to tower over some of his fellow Knights of God, at roughly fourteen feet tall. Killingham's Human-Beast Form reveals him to have a dark, shaggy shock of hair at roughly neck length, slanted almond eyes with prominent lashes, a well-defined nose, and (at least in his Human-Beast Form) sharp fangs for teeth; if the latter are natural or a trait acquired through his kirin powers is unknown.

As with most Knights of God, Killingham dons an ornate military uniform. It consists of a peach orange, high-collared, double-breasted tunic with two vertical rows of gold buttons, which extends halfway down his thighs and is matched with a white cravat, beige gloves that reach below his elbows, as well as black pants and orange knee-high, high-heeled boots for lower wear. Over the tunic, Killingham wears a trench coat that is also orange, with epaulets and an armband featuring the Knights of God's emblem on his left upper arm, pockets at waist level, and a black holding it close. Unlike most of the Knights of God seen so far, Killingham has the resin bubble common among lower-rank World Nobles around his head; his is even more unique than the ones worn by common Celestial Dragons as it fitted with a respirator in the front featuring two disk filters.

Killingham is a very careless, clumsy man who has trouble with punctuality. He appears to suffer from narcolepsy, tending to fall asleep in inopportune moments and even talking during sleep. As such, he tends to remain rather serene and lethargic when not fretting about his duties as a knight. Killingham tends to be cautious when dealing with powerful enemies. Killingham does prefer to complete missions quickly and rationally. He also seems to be rather ignorant to the outside world.

The god knights are also prejudiced against Fish-Men.

He generally respects other people's tastes and does not really judge others for what they enjoy, no matter how peculiar, while not shying away from scolding others for doing so, as he called Sommers out for mocking Gunko's preferred way of listening to music. He is a very sore loser who refuses to accept his defeat.

As World Nobles, the god knights have a high degree of political authority, enough to do essentially as they please, no matter how wrong.

the Knights of God are all accomplished combatants and can easily defend themselves without the help of others if they ever run into trouble.

Killingham is powerful enough to defeat multiple giants in combat with little effort.

Killingham ate the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Kirin, a Mythical Zoan-type Devil Fruit that grants him the ability to transform into a one-horned, long-necked kirin. Killingham appears to have "awakened" this ability while maintaining his personality, as indicated by the ribbon of flaming smoke around his head and torso when he is transformed.

In his kirin-headed transformation, he is shown to be physically powerful enough to defeat a veteran giant pirate with ease.

Killingham has the ability to cause other people to fall asleep, and he can even do so from a distance, with groups of giant children collapsing all at once and then sleepwalking toward a desired location. He can also manifest the dreams of sleeping individuals and bring the things they dream about into the waking world, for example if someone dreams about a delightful picnic lunch, then he can create delicious-tasting zero-calorie food. He is also capable of manifesting nightmare monsters called MMA, which are far larger than even giants if he so desires. This ability can cause widespread destruction on its own and becomes even deadlier when used in unison with other Devil Fruit abilities.

Killingham wields a strange-looking trident with asymmetric blades. He has yet to be seen using it in battle. He also has a horn to call upon and command his MMAs.

Saint Sommers of the Shepherd Family is a World Noble and a member of the God's Knights.

Sommers is a tall, muscular, man in his late sixties with a bulbous nose, long hair held in place by a half up half down style and a light, short patch of facial hair that is styled in a crucifix shape below his mouth. His left arm has a distinct, elaborate tattoo and he wears a pair of plain glasses when off-duty, switching to sunglasses during official missions.

Sommers' God's Knights attire consists of a dark purple tunic held together by white colored strings, a belt and decorated with various medals and a rose pinned on his attire's left breast, leaving the right comparatively bare save for a single medal in parallel to his rose. His tunic is also open at the upper torso, exposing part of his chest, and he wears long white gloves and black boots, the latter reaching all the way to his thighs.

Furthermore, he wears a cream coloured armband on his left arm with the God's Knights insignia depicted on it. Sommers completes his uniform with a fancy cape sporting a furry collar and epaulets draped over his shoulders. At least four stars decorate his attire at various spots, one above his rose, one above his belt, one below and positioned between his sword and a final one on his pants. His belt buckle is decorated with the Hoof of the Soaring Dragon flocked by a pair of feathered wings. He keeps a sword with a thorn shaped guard at his side, held in place by a shoulder sash-like belt. He is often wearing a light-colored undershirt and dark briefs with heart-shaped polka dots, and his military cape draped over his shoulders.

Sommers has a twisted, sadistic personality and cares little for the feelings of those beneath him. He has an abstract belief of the concept of "Love", stating that loving is about "hurting one another", and uses this viewpoint to fuel his interest in pain and agony, thinking that the tragedy of, for example, a parent dying for their child is an exciting, beautiful prospect, casually and nonchalantly admitting so in front of his fellow God's Knights.

The god knights are fully committed to the goals of the World Government and will do whatever is necessary to achieve success, regardless of how amoral they come off.

Unlike most World Nobles, the god knights are more informed of the goings on of the "Lower World". The god knights are willing to kill innocents and children to complete their missions.

Sommers is a gourmet with good taste in food. He also enjoys live musical performances, albeit, by his own admission, he is very strict against mistakes and will punish anyone who plays imperfectly.

Sommers is a member of the God's Knights and appears to be amiable and laid-back with his fellow knights, though his casual state of undress greatly embarrasses Gunko, the others appear unphased by this however.

Notably, unlike other god knights, Sommers does not address his superior Shamrock by rank, instead using his proper name instead.

Sommers ate the Iba Iba no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit which grants him the ability to create and control thorny vines. Once the vines are created, he can wrap them around himself, or bind them around any target of his choosing, even to multiple individuals at once. He can create enough oversized vines to cover an entire battlefield. He can also create an enormous thorn-covered kanabō many times larger than himself.

If someone attempts to make physical contact with a person wrapped by the vines, they will get hurt by the thorns. Additionally, the thorns can be made invisible, making it easier for someone to fall into the trap and more difficult for them to figure out the nature of the ability.

Saint Manmayer Gunko is a World Noble and a member of the Knights of God. Previously, she was a Devoted Blade of God serving under the Knights of God during the events of the God Valley Incident.

Gunko is a woman of average height who has shown no signs of aging despite her old age of 39, due to this most people assume she is in her early twenties. She has long blue hair that usually appears short due to it being partially hidden under either her jacket or hat. She has heterochromia, with a cyan right eye and a red left one. The lower half of her face and her knees are wrapped in bandages not because of injury but instead a style choice. She wears a black newsboy cap with golden goggles, a double-breasted jacket with extremely long sleeves and what appears to be dark panties underneath it, a pink cape, and dark boots with cylindrical structures on them. Her appearance is described by children as "scary".

Befitting her position as a Knight of God, Gunko is exceptionally arrogant, ruthless, and mission-oriented, desiring to carry out any assignment promptly. Her arrogance is perhaps best shown when beating Loki, with what appears to be a mixture of frustration and confusion at Loki's staunch refusal to join the Knights of God, as the status associated is something that many dream of. However, Gunko's arrogance is not so much that she cannot acknowledge the chain of command and adopts a more servile, respectful tone towards Garling, her superior. She has also confessed to fearing the legendary Sun God Nika for unknown reasons.

Though driven in her desire to complete her mission, Gunko is also prone to violent bursts of anger, especially if not taken seriously; she attacked a giant simply for brushing her question aside and proposed killing Loki at the mere notion that he was acting insolent toward herself and her partners. Like the World Nobles, she has a low view of regular people, as she is unconcerned about the prospect of children dying for the simple reason that spares existed. This unconcerned nature has been shown to border sadism, as she was completely undeterred at simply watching the children burn to death.

For all of Gunko's seriousness, there is a side of her that is prudish, as she became embarrassed to the point of needing to turn away while blushing when Saint Shepherd Sommers is summoned in only his undergarments. Additionally, Gunko is appreciative of fine dining.

Gunko appears to harbor some form of interest in music. Fittingly, one of her favorite songs is Brook's "New World", which she listens to after eating, as a sort of habit. Despite seemingly having a typical Celestial Dragon's haughtiness, she is also capable of having a friendly relationship with so called commoners, which is something scorned by the World Nobles' general population.

Outside of their missions, Gunko seems less inclined to interact with the other Knights of God. While they spend time together and have a meal together, Gunko generally shoots down attempts at small talk and excludes herself from conversations.

Gunko is a personal attendant to Nerona Imu, kneeling in his presence in the Room of Flowers at the heart of Mary Geoise.

Being a World Noble of the Manmayer family, Gunko is above the law of the lower world and is permitted to do anything she pleases, so long as it does not go against the laws of the Celestial Dragons. As a member of the Knights of God, Gunko is an accomplished combatant. As with her fellow Knights of God members, she has jurisdiction over standard World Nobles and acts as a police force and elite guard amongst them.

Gunko ate the Aro Aro no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that grants her the ability to create and control bandage-like strips with ends shaped like arrowheads. The arrow strips can be detached, levitated, and controlled from afar.

The arrows have various offensive uses; in addition to the arrowheads themselves being good for stabbing, the arrow strips can be used to bind an opponent's limbs or choke them around their neck. The arrows can also be coiled into the shape of constructs, such as Gunko giving herself giant gauntlets and boots around her limbs, giving a significant boost to her striking power.

Gunko also can stand on her arrows in mid air. Since Gunko can assemble any shape with the arrows, she can stand on a bird made of arrows and use it to fly around.

The arrows can even be used to affect movement and its properties, allowing Gunko to augment her attacks; she can use the arrows to form a pathway for her next attack (or multiple arrows for her next several attacks) to follow, though she can change course if she chooses. This designated path increases the velocity and momentum of the attack, considerably enhancing the force of each strike. Though, it does allow her opponent to see exactly what she is going to do next. She can also apply this property of her arrows defensively to redirect her opponent's attacks away from herself and back at them or their allies.

Gunko is adept at combining her Devil Fruit powers with hand-to-hand combat, allowing her to weave through attacks and deliver powerful blows at close quarters.

As full-fledged Knights of God, the god knights possess a Covenant bestowed by Imu that signifies their loyalty to him as their "God" and have access to supernatural abilities drawn from their contract, making them some of the few thirteen individuals reserved for Depths and Abyssal Covenants.

This Covenant also enables Imu to possess a god knights body at any time and use his own abilities through them.

As Knights of God, they have the ability to access magical sigils known as Abysses as a means of transport. They can also summon other marked individuals at will by aiming their hand at the ground and calling them to their location through the Abyss, regardless of their own willingness or what they are doing at the time.

Through their covenant with Imu, the god knights are effectively immortal, as they can heal instantaneously from injuries.

Gunko uses her Devil Fruit powers to construct various weapons, including gauntlets and swords.