tayafreak.blogg.se - september 2023

Chopper engaged him in a fierce fight and won, allowing him to claim the Amiudake. Though Chopper knocked the leader aside, the reindeer got up and murderously attacked him from behind. He attacked Chopper in a rage of prejudice and spite, and Chopper was forced to fight back, willing himself to carry on and get the mushroom. Though most of the herd stopped and stared at him with silent scorn, the leader, a vicious older male whose forehead was covered in scars from combat, wanted to kill him for returning after the herd had cast him out. Chopper's arduous journey was a success, even though he risked his life and suffered many injuries, the worst of which occurred when during his journey into the wilderness, in order to get to the mushroom, which was growing atop a treacherous cliff, he had to cross through the territory of his old herd. Remembering what he overheard by some villagers that a "certain" type of mushroom can heal every illness, Chopper steals Hiriluk's favorite medical book to find the miracle mushroom. He soon found the cure he was looking for: an Amiudake, a special kind of mushroom with skull-and-crossbones prominently displayed in the medical book (although unaware of what that sign meant medically due to Hiriluk's praising of pirates and the Jolly Roger). Once Chopper found out what had happened, however, he vowed to find a cure for his mentor, his one, and only friend. When Hiriluk's health worsened, Chopper was left in the cold again as the old man did not want Chopper to watch him die.

The two went from house to house, administering their "cures" in a country where all doctors not sanctioned by King Wapol were banned. Hiriluk taught Chopper his philosophy on life (that all diseases could be cured) and his strong faith in the Jolly Roger as a symbol of strength against all odds. Although his deeds were of dubious medical value, Hiriluk became Chopper's role-model. Hiriluk, who named him and took him in as his friend and "assistant". Unfortunately for Chopper, his attempts at communicating with the humans on Drum Island proved disastrous, with the villagers mistaking him for a Yeti and shooting at him.

When the young reindeer ate the Hito Hito no Mi, however, his herd ostracized him (and with the increase in intelligence granted by the fruit, he was now acutely aware of it), and he struck out on his own.

6.5 Straw Hat Separation Adventure: Torino KingdomĬhopper was originally a reindeer born with the slight oddity of a blue nose, which caused other reindeer, even his parents, to treat him as an outcast (always making him follow the herd from far back).

6.4.2 Destruction of the Straw Hat Crew.

6.4.1 An Incident with the World Nobles.

4.5.1 Rescuing a Friend from Enies Lobby.

4.4.1 Water 7: A Breaking Ship, a Breaking Crew.

3.6 The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle.

3.5 Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island.

3.2.1 Adventure in a Sky Island and Taking Down a God.

2.3 Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals.

In Chopper’s case, we have a reindeer who ate the Human-Human Fruit and gained the power to transform into a human. We’ve met many humans who have eaten Zoan-type Devil Fruits and gained the ability to transform into a dragon, or a leopard, or a giraffe, or a mammoth, or even a freaking tyrannosaurus rex. The Human-Human Fruit ( Hito-Hito no Mi, in Japanese) is a Zoan-type Devil Fruit, which means that it gives the user the ability to transform into a species of animal. The inner workings of that Human-Human Fruit, however, can be difficult to remember. They’re just one-sentence descriptions about the world which make the average person go, “Wait, what?” The simplest one is: “The telephones are living snails.” But given that one of my top three characters is Tony Tony Chopper, I also like: “The ship doctor is a reindeer who ate the Human-Human Fruit.” There’s a lot to chew on there, isn’t there? Sometimes I also add that this reindeer struggles with trauma related to intimacy, especially when you first meet him-just for added depth. When trying to indoctrinate people into the wild and wonderful world of One Piece, I have a few quick sales pitches ready to entice them.