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Fleet Admiral Sakazuki dispatched Fujitora to handle Luffy and Law.
He first appeared in an Acacia restaurant, gambling with some of Doflamingo's men who were cheating. Luffy called the thugs' bluff and assisted Fujitora. After thanking Luffy, he drew a sword from his cane. As the thugs were crushed and collapsed into a hole in the ground, he remarked that being unable to see the world's filth could be viewed as an advantage of blindness. Everyone stood in awe of his display of power; the crew realized he must definitely possess a Devil Fruit ability, and Luffy immediately asked outright who he was. Fujitora laughed and stated that revealing his identity would be unwise for both their sakes. As he walked away, he handed the bartender a piece of paper and instructed him to forward all damage claims to the address on it.
He was later seen as a spectator in the Corrida Colosseum. He appeared to be scouting all the big names at the Colosseum and told his subordinates they should leave. He requested three battleships and a large number of medical officers, stating he would go to Green Bit first. Then, he asked his subordinate about the number of spectators, the town's population, and the country's population. When his subordinate asked why this information was needed, he replied that they should count the number of people needing protection before counting the number of enemies.
When exacting retribution on Doflamingo's thugs for cheating him due to his blindness, he used an unknown Devil Fruit. It grants the ability to manipulate an unseen force around a chosen location at his will. First, he used this power to create an unseen force of such intensity that it pressed the cheaters heavily against the floor, causing it to cave in and create a gigantic hole. Later, he used immense amounts of this unseen force to accomplish other feats, such as causing a meteor to fall from the sky. He also uses this unseen force in reverse to create a circular barrier around him that repels attacks. As a testament to his power, he stated that the act he performed was merely testing his strength.