Enel VS Crocodile

Enel[8] is the former tyrannical "God" of Skypiea.[1] After having been defeated by Monkey D. Luffy and yet, nonetheless, successfully arriving on the moon, he became its new ruler.[9] Enel is the main antagonist of the Skypiea Arc and thus the most major antagonist of the Sky Island Saga. After his defeat on Skypiea, he became the central character for Enel's Great Space Operations Cover Page Serial. Enel is a pale-skinned man with a well-toned yet somewhat wiry build,[1] standing very tall at 266 cm (8'9").[5] He has a slim face, usually seen with a relaxed, half-lidded expression accentuated by a calm, confident smile. He has blond hair (platinum blond in the anime, a slightly darker shade in the manga)[1] that is set in a large perm,[10] albeit always tucked under a close-fitting, white skullcap. His eyebrows, contrastively, are black, rather thick, and top grayish-blue eyes with prominent bottom lashes. His nose is slim with a marked, flat bridge that has several lines run horizontally across it. Very distinctly, Enel's earlobes stretch all the way to his chest (or well below as per inconsistent portrayal, though generally longer in the manga), being weighted down by gold earrings with diamond-shaped pendants (in the manga holding fitted, red gems in the middle).[1] Upon his back, stuck centrally into his shoulder blades, is a large, gray ring (in place of Birkan[11] wings) and attached to it four wooden shime-daiko drums set next to and above his head (inconsistently shown as either larger or smaller than such), each with cream-colored drum skin depicting a black mitsudomoe on the front and back (based on the drum ring associated with the Japanese thunder deity Raijin),[1] which (similarly to said god's thunder creation) Enel can use as a medium for his electricity-generating powers.

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"Desert King" Sir Crocodile[2][12] is the former president of the mysterious crime syndicate Baroque Works,[13] formerly operating under the codename "Mr. 0", with Nico Robin, formerly known as "Miss All Sunday", operating as his Vice-President and partner. He was the primary antagonist of the Arabasta Arc, and the central antagonist of the Arabasta Saga. He is one of the longest running and most noteworthy primary adversaries of the series, as he was the first enemy to hand Luffy a complete and utter defeat. He was originally introduced as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea[5] but was later stripped of his title after attempting to take control of the desert kingdom Arabasta.[3] Thanks to Luffy, he managed to escape from Impel Down[14] and went to Marineford to participate in the war.[15] After the war, he and his subordinate Daz Bonez decided to head out to the New World.

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