Editing Bonanzo (section)

==Appearance and Personality==
Bonanzo is a middle-aged man with absurd and untamed ash-grey hair, with a matching beard. He has tanned skin, round brown eyes, steep-angled high-arched bushy eyebrows, rather large ears, and a receeding hairline. He wears a variation of the usual [[Character customization in Dragon Quest Builders 2|farming gear]] - while he still has a green tunic (tucked into the big light brown belt), long dark teal pants, yellow gloves and black boots, he wears a different farmer scarf. Instead of white, he wears a red scarf covering his shoulders and neck with a badge on his left-hand side that closely resembles a [[light shield]].

Occasionally, he will accidentally find seeds left in his beard and provide this supply to the builder. His beard has extreme holding properties; when he, [[Perry]] and [[Rosie]] decided to make a [[bag]] for the builder, they ran out of materials and decided to use some of his beard. There are 60 slots per 7 compartments of the bag, totalling 420 slots, and each slot holds up to 999 of the same item, meaning that just a fraction of Bonanzo's beard (in conjunction with some leather and string) is capable of storing up to 419,580 items.

Despite his initial paranoia of his possible fate should he disobey the [[Children of Hargon]], he is a brave, overbearing jolly man who insists that those he cares about think of him as a sort of father or uncle figure. He and Perry migrated to the island of Furrowfield at Rosie's request, with the intent to revitalize the once thriving farming community, but the spoiled landscape yielded no crops despite their best efforts. He is initially skeptical of the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]]'s capabilities due to the [[Children of Hargon]] spreading lies about the builder vocation, but he quickly turns his attitude around when he sees the art of creation first hand.

Bonanzo is much older than the [[Builder (Dragon Quest Builders 2)|Builder]] and so he often jokingly refers to himself as their "father figure", "Uncle", "Older Brother", or even "Mother figure".