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Monsters

Dragon

Dragons (竜（ドラゴン）, Doragon^?) are large winged reptiles of great power and ferocity that are capable of breathing fire. One resided in the Wano Country long ago.

The dragon summoned by D.R. in "Monsters".

The dragon's concept art from Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation.

Oda's concept art of the dragon for Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation.

The powers and abilities of a dragon are so strong that not only can it destroy a single town (under the control of D.R. and Cyrano with the use of a Dragon Horn) and bring terror to the public, but killing one made the samurai Ryuma a legend, and stories about him are still passed down after generations. The dragon Ryuma faced was voiced by Kazuya Nakai in Monsters: 103 Mercies Dragon Damnation.

Dragons were first mentioned by Hogback in the One Piece storyline during the Thriller Bark Arc, where he revealed to Zoro the story of Ryuma and his legendary slaying of a dragon long ago which the latter took in with much skepticism.

Dr. Vegapunk was revealed to have created his own artificial dragons to guard Punk Hazard, which appear like Western dragons. He had tried thirteen times to create his own dragons, but each one failed except for Dragon Number Thirteen and Dragon Number Twenty-One. The Straw Hats encountered these two, both of which were incredibly strong, and one possessing great speed as well. However, both were eventually killed by Kin'emon and the Straw Hats.

There are also wingless Eastern dragons introduced during the Punk Hazard Arc. Kaidou is revealed to have eaten the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu that allows him to become one, specifically the Azure Dragon. His dragon form is also perfectly capable of simulating flight via "Flame Clouds". However, his fierce personality and destructive abilities are more similar to that of the Western dragons, being capable of breathing fire and destroying large areas. Momonosuke also ate Vegapunk's failed Artificial Devil Fruit, which was meant to duplicate Kaidou's Devil Fruit, allowing him to turn into a small pink Chinese dragon.

There are also two anime exclusive dragon species, the Sennenryu and the Seahorse Dragon.

Romance Dawn, Version 2

Roc

Balloon, a Roc.

Rocs (怪鳥（ルク）, Ruku^?, literally meaning "Monster Bird"; Funimation: "Ruku") are giant panda-like birds. Balloon is the last of his kind. It is believed that Rocs possess magical blood containing sorcery, though what exactly this means is unknown.

Chopper's Kingdom on the Island of Strange Animals

Horn Eaters

Horn Eaters

Horn Eaters (ツノクイ, Tsuno Kui) are a type of creature featured prominently in the third One Piece movie. They are large herbivorous armadillo-like rhinos that will aggressively attack any horned creature within sight, even if said creature happens to have fake horns, as seen with Luffy (Usopp had him garbed in a ridiculous costume with antlers included). They are used by Battler to herd the various other horned animals on O-Kan Island in order to chop their horns off.

Messenger Pig

Messenger Pig

A Messenger Pig (伝書ブタ, Densho Buta^?) is a weird pig living on the O-Kan Island.

Square Rhinos

Box Rhino

Box Rhinos (ハコサイ, Hako Sai^?, Manga Entertainment: "Square Rhinos") are animals with a rectangular form and loosely resemble rhinos that live on the O-Kan Island. When they lie on the ground, it is very easy to mistake them for rocks.

Blue Goat

A Blue Goat (青ヤギ, Aoyagi^?) is a weird goat living on the O-Kan Island. It has blue stripes around its neck and torso, and its horns are round.

Mohican Elephant

A Mohican Elephant (モヒカン・ダ・ゾウ, Mohikan da Zō^?) is a weird elephant living on the O-Kan Island. As its name suggests, it has a mohican, similar to a horsehair, from its head to its tail. It has two rings for ears, mimicking the ear reamers that can be associated with punks, or people with mohicans.

Lion Hippo

A Lion Hippo (シシカバ, Shishi Kaba^?) is a weird hippopotamus living on the O-Kan Island. It has fur on its body, and what resembles a lion's mane.

The Great Adventure of Vivi the Pirate

Banbaraba

A baby banbaraba.

The Banbaraba (バンバラバ^?) is an animal that appears in the audio drama The Great Adventure of Vivi the Pirate. It is a large gorilla-like animal with light brown fur and a bushy tail with white stripes. Despite their frightening appearance and strength, they are relatively docile animals, unless aggravated. The females have a particular trait at the bottom of their feet that makes it possible to tell their sex based on footprints. Their diet includes mirabara grass. Baby banbarabas are about the size of an average monkey. According to Nefertari Vivi, Baroque Works attempted to use the banbarabas for offense, but their docile personalities made them unsuitable.

The Cursed Holy Sword

Hippo Rhino

Hippo Rhino

A Hippo Rhino (カバサイ, Kabasai^?) is a purple rhino with a hippo's mouth. It can be mistaken for a rock when its head is downwards. It's also a good swimmer as it was able to swim far out to the sea. It fell in love with the Going Merry after it landed on it which made it spit out a fish it was choking on. It decided to swim to the Going Merry and propose to it.

Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island

Rosario

Rosario, a giant red fish

Rosario was the giant pet goldfish owned by Muchigoro. It was a giant red fish with a hard metallic shell. The shell had jewels embedded on the top and on the forehead.

The Giant Mechanical Soldier of Karakuri Castle

Island Turtle

Island Turtle

The Island Turtle (シマガメ, Shimagame^?), also known as Mecha Island, is a giant turtle that wakes every thousand years to lay its eggs. These eggs are considered extremely valuable due to being made of gold.

One Piece x Toriko

Deadline Dragon

The three Deadline Dragons that attacked Luffy and Toriko.

A Deadline Dragon (乄切（めき）竜, Meki Ryū^?) is an "Editorial Beast" (編集獣類, Henshū Jūrui^?) found in the waters on Gourmet Island with a Capture Level of 1, the lowest numerical score. It is a dragon resembling a Chinese dragon with at least six arms. Three attacked Luffy and Toriko while they were on the island, but were easily defeated by Toriko.

The Deadline Dragons seem to be based on real-life Jump editors, with each wearing headbands signifying a different editor's name. Specifically included are Kosuke Yahagi, the original editor of Naruto and eventual Editor-in-Chief of Jump SQ; Koike, eventual editor at Shonen Jump+; and Hiroyuki Nakano, eventual Editor-in-Chief of Weekly Shonen Jump.

The Deadline Dragons were designed by Mitsutoshi Shimabukuro.

Pig In a Fox In a Tiger

A Pig In a Fox In a Tiger.

A Pig In a Fox In a Tiger (トラノイヲカルキツネノイヲカルブタ, Tora no i wo karu Kitsune no i wo karu Buta^?) is a mammal beast found on Gourmet Island with an unknown Capture Level. One attacked Luffy and Toriko while they were on the island, but it was easily defeated by Luffy.

It's name is likely a pun on the Japanese idiom "a fox borrowing a tiger's menace" (虎の威を借る狐, tora no i wo karu kitsune^?), referring to a person without authority acting as if they have it.

The Pig In a Fox In a Tiger was designed by Eiichiro Oda.

Barbecue Pig

Barbecue Pigs.

Barbecue Pigs (マルヤキブタ, Maruyaki Buta^?) are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 1. They are large, constantly roasting boars, who use their roasting backs to burn those they feel threatened by. The angrier they get, the more they heat up, eventually burning themselves and ruining their meat for consumption. Despite their imposing nature, they're actually herbivores, and they can be calmed by feeding them herbs and Ghost Truffles.

Barbecue Pigs are native to Hungry-La Island. Their meat apparently pairs well with a drop of Surprise Orange Juice.

Hungry-La Bird

A Hungry-La Bird.

Hungry-La Birds (ハングリラ鳥, Hanguri-ra Tori^?) are legendary birds said to reside on Hungry-La Island. They are bird beasts with a Capture Level of 3. Despite their relatively low capture levels, their mastery of the air, steel-strength plumage, and incredible speed make them powerful creatures, causing trouble even for Luffy, Sanji, and Toriko. Additionally, its wing flaps are powerful enough to cause gusts of wind, themselves strong enough to force others back and to the ground.

A world-famous ingredient, the deliciousness of their meat is said to have caused a man who tasted it to swim through the ocean, hoping to find Hungry-La Island so he could taste it again. It's an ingredient so rare that Toriko, himself an internationally renowned Gourmet Hunter, considered adding it to his Full Course Menu.

However, the truth of the legends surrounding the Hungry-La Bird are actually caused by a mistaken scribe sometime in the past, who incorrectly transcribed the kanji island (島^?) as bird (鳥^?). the legends, instead, were initially about Hungry-La Island itself.

Narwhal Bear

A Narwhal Bear.

Narwhal Bears (一角ベアー, Ikkaku Beā^?, Crunchyroll: "Uni-horn Bear"; Netflix: "Unihorn Bear") are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 2 native to Hungry-La Island. They are massive brown bears with a single horn sticking out of their forehead. They are generally considered unfit for eating, with tough meat.

Cocoala

A Cocoala.

Cocoalas (ココアラ, Kokoara^?) are beasts with a Capture Level of 3. Omnivorous, they are generally docile, making their nests around Multi-Fruit Trees to store their food; however, despite their docile nature, they will always obey the commands of the more powerful Knock-Out Koala, which they evolve into when they reach adulthood. While their meat doesn't taste good enough to eat, they have top-quality cocoa beans growing out of their backs.

They are native to Hungry-La Island.

Caste Leo

A Caste Leo.

Caste Leo (カーステ レオ, Kāsute Reo^?, Netflix: "Castelion") are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 4. They are large lions with manes made of castella. Their sponge cake manes act as natural speakers, allowing them to release sound shockwaves when they roar, powerful enough to throw others backwards.

They are native to Hungry-La Island.

Knock-Out Koala

A Knock-Out Koala.

Knock-Out Koalas (ドツクゾコアラ, Dotsukuzo Koara^?) are marsupial beasts with a Capture Level of 5. Large koalas with cocoa growing out of their backs, they are the adult forms of the Cocoala. An extremely large Knock-Out Koala lived on Hungry-La Island.

Its name is likely derived from dotsuku (ど突く^?), meaning "to hit" or "to punch".

Spring Shark

A Spring Shark.

Spring Sharks (ハルサメ, Haru Same^?) are fish beasts with a Capture Level of 10. They are long, white sharks. They glow during the spawning season, with a stronger glow indicating they have more eggs. Their glow is said to be as warm and bright as the spring sun, lending them their name.

Kung-Fu Myna

Kung-Fu Mynas (キュウカンフーチョウ, Kyū Kanfū Chō^?, English versions: "Kung-Fu Myna Birds") are bird beasts with a Capture Level of 20. Native to Tou-Chuka Island, they are human-sized mynas with the ability to mimic movements they've seen, an extension of mynas' ability to mimic sounds. Additionally, they have the ability to understand human speech.

Kung-Fu Myna eat seafood, primarily Lycho Sharks and Star Abalone. Like Kung-Fu Dugongs, they honor and follow those who have defeated them.

Their name is a pun on the Japanese word for myna (九官鳥, kyūkanchō^?), by extending the kan into the word "kung-fu" (功夫, kanfū^?).

A Kung-Fu Myna.

A baby Kung-Fu Myna.

Lycho Shark

A pile of Lycho Sharks.

Lycho Sharks (ライチョウザメ, Raichou Zame^?, Netflix subs: "Lychee Sharks") are small sharks with the texture of lychee. They live in or around Tou-Chuka Island, and are a standard food eaten by Kung-Fu Myna.

Star Abalone

A pile of Star Abalone.

Star Abalone (星アワビ, Hoshi Awabi^?), known as the "Shining Stars of the Sea" (海にきらめく星, Umi ni Kirameku Hoshi^?), are star-shaped sea snails. A first-class ingredient, they live in or around Tou-Chuka Island, and are a standard food eaten by Kung-Fu Myna.

ExPanda

An ExPanda.

ExPandas (エキスパンダ, Ekisu Panda^?) are mammal beasts with an unknown Capture Level. They are large brown pandas with a wrestler's appearance. An ExPanda lives on Tou-Chuka Island, residing in the ancient floodgate at the top of the mountain.

The sweat of an ExPanda supposedly tastes like a highly concentrated Chinese food extract.

Mangronve

A Mangronve.

Mangronves (饅具龍舞（マングロンブ）, Manguronbu^?, Netflix subs: "Mangragon") are plant beasts with an unknown Capture Level. Living mangrove trees, they reside in seawater, with a group of them living in the reservoir atop Tou-Chuka Island's central mountain. They're known to grow fruit that look like Chinese dumplings, which are actually the Seafood Fruit.

The heads of Mangronves have the ability to spit out water and endlessly regenerate, making them particularly tough opponents for Devil Fruit users.

Banjan Tiger

A Banjan Tiger.

Banjan Tigers (トラバンジャン, Tora Banjan^?, English versions: "Banjyan Tigers") are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 29. They are large tigers with rich, ripened chili paste oozing out of them. Residing in hot environments, their chili paste acts as the "summer" part of Deep Sea Fever's cure, with at least one Banjan Tiger living on the summer floor of the Mush Room.

When Banjan Tigers run too fast, they eventually melt into a thick slab of chili paste; tricking them into running is therefore the primary strategy employed by those who want to obtain it.

Octohorn

An Octohorn.

Octohorns (八角獣, Hakkakujū^?, Netflix subs: "Octocorn"), also known as Eight-Horned Boars (猪八角, Chohakkaku^?), are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 29. They are giant, pink boars, with an eight-horned herb atop their forehead. Living in warm environments, their horns act as the "autumn" part of Deep Sea Fever's cure, with at least one Octohorn living on the autumn floor of the Mush Room.

Raochutan

A Raochutan.

Raochutans (ラオチュータン, Raochūtan^?) are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 32. They are orangutans who love raochu. Perpetually drunk due to their love of raochu, they are essentially accidental masters of the "Drunken Fist", unpredictable martial arts aided by the unnatural and unsteady movements of someone's too drunk to move properly. Additionally, they get stronger the more raochu they drink. A Raochutan lives in the Mush Room, near the Raochu Spring.

Their name is a portmanteau of "raochu" and "orangutan".

Carat Sizzled Cattle

The meat from a Carat Sizzled Cattle.

Carat Sizzled Cattle (カラットジューウシ, Karatto Jū Ushi^?) is an extremely rare cattle. Its meat endlessly produces meat broth, and its bones are made of diamond thousands of carats in size. The meat from a Carat Sizzled Cattle was the ultimate prize of the IGO's Number One Under Heaven Food Tournament, a prize so great it was able to bring in Gourmet Hunters, pirates, and martial artists from around the world.

The "sizzled" (ジュー, jū^?) in its name is derived from the Japanese onomatopoeia for sizzling food, jūjū (じゅうじゅう^?).

Konna Antlion

A Konna Antlion.

Konna Antlions (コンナノアリジゴク, Konna no Arijigoku^?, Netflix subs: "Cantbefair Antlion"; English dub: "You’re Kidding Me Ant-Lion") are insect beasts with a Capture Level of 40. They are giant, monstrous antlions, with three red eyes, large black pincers, and a brown mane. A Konna Antlion interrupted the Number One Under Heaven Food Tournament, immediately eliminating most of the contestants in its sand trap.

Konna (こんな^?) roughly translates to "such a" or "what", indicating shock or disbelief. The Konna Antlion could therefore be translated as "Such-an-Antlion" or "What-an-Antlion". The monstrous form of the Konna Antlion may also be a play on the Japanese word for antlion (アリジゴク, arijigoku^?), which contains the Japanese word for "hell" (地獄, jigoku^?).

Full-Bellied Baboon

A Full-Bellied Baboon.

Full-Bellied Baboons (マンプクヒヒ, Manpukihihi^?) are mammal beasts with a Capture Level of 45. While they appear aggressive and intimidating, they are peaceful once fed, and can be easily appeased by giving them a good meal. Setsuno describes them "Gourmet Hunters of the forest".

Their name is a portmanteau of manpuku (満腹^?), meaning "full stomach", and hihi (狒々^?), meaning "baboon".

Akami

Akami (アカミィ, Akamī^?, English dub: "Akamee"), also called "Gluttons of the Sea" (海の大食漢, Umi no Taishokukan^?, English dub: "Gluttons of the Sea/Gluttons of the Deep"), are fish beasts (English dub: "Piscine Beast") with an unknown Capture Level. Initially a small flying red ball, Akami can absorb the life force and ki of those around them using their tentacles, as well as convert any non-fatal damage they take into strength. In their final form, Akami have the power to absorb freestanding ki at a faster rate than even Goku's Spirit Bomb buildup, and they gain the ability to shoot energy waves from their mouths. In addition to their standard form, Akami have three evolutions:

• The Medium Tuna (中トロー, Chū Torō^?, English dub: "Medium Toona"; Netflix subs: "Medium Fatty Tuna") form, larger than their first. Their tentacles begin to act as legs, and their fins expand into long, wing-like appendages.
• The Big Tuna (ビッグトロー, Biggu Torō^?, English dub: "Big Toona"; Netflix subs: "Big Fatty Tuna") form, again bigger. Their tentacles grow thicker, and they return to their original round shape, though with their wings intact. This form is said to be 100 times more power than the Medium Tuna, with a flavor that's 100 times stronger.
• The Super Big Tuna (スーパービッグトロー, Sūpā Biggu Torō^?, English dub: "Super-Big Toona"; Netflix subs: "Super Big Fatty Tuna") form, their largest. They develop into a serpentine- or eel-like body with dark purple skin, and their tentacles grow incredibly large, now with mouths and fangs of their own.

The threat of an Akami is so large that the IGO held the entire Number One Under Heaven Food Tournament just to lure a wild one into an environment with strong fighters. Mansam and Toriko speculated that if they didn't handle the wild Akami when they had the chance, it could one day grow to eat everything on the planet.

An Akami in its normal form.

An Akami in its normal form, with its tentacles out.

The Medium Tuna form.

The Big Tuna form.

The Super Big Tuna form.

Translation and Dub Issues

Only a single Akami appears in the special, leading to confusion around whether "Akami" is an individual or a species. Fan translations of the special treat the fish as an individual called "Akami", but the English dub treats it as a species, referring to it as "an Akami". While it remains unclear, Toriko demonstrates knowledge of the Akami's taste and evolutionary stages in advance, implying it belongs to a known species that has been hunted before.

Chopperman

Man-Eating Tuna

Man-Eating Tunas being roasted.

Man-Eating Tuna (人食いマグロ, Hitokui Maguro^?) are a type of giant tuna that live in the East Blue, around Tony-Tony Island. The residents of the island fish and eat them, and they're considered to taste good.

Man-Eating Sharks

Man-Eating Sharks (人食いサメ, Hitokui Same^?) are a type of shark that live in the East Blue, around Tony-Tony Island. Little is known about them.

Usodabird

The Usodabird

The Usodabird is a giant bird that Dr. Usodabada sent to cover various islands in giant poop. It was defeated by Chopperman while riding in the Air Force C.

J-WORLD Tokyo

Balloon Bird

For the Roku, see Balloon.

The Balloon Bird (気球鳥, Kikyū Tori^?) is a kind of bird that falls from a Sky Island down to Resorto. Its meat is delicious but expands when eaten, meaning that most people only need to eat one piece to become full. Eating too much of the meat can be dangerous, as it continues to expand in the stomach, and medical intervention is required to remedy overconsumption.

Tokyo One Piece Tower

Tongari Ton

A Tongari Ton.

The Tongari Ton (トンガリトン, Tongari Ton^?) is a pig species that lives on Tongari Island. It has rosy cheeks and a striped, square horn, and it is said to be very tasty when eaten. It is described as a "rare phantom beast," and it can only be caught if someone deciphers an ancient riddle to find its nest.

Heart of Gold

Water Lizard

Water Lizard

The Water Lizard (水中トカゲ, Suichū Tokage^?) is a type of reptile that exist in one of the islands swallowed by Bonbori. Two Water Lizards, who are named Elizabeth and Chavez, are adopted by Myskina Olga and her father and now live with them after escaping from Bonbori's stomach. They have the ability to run on water, with up to two people on their back.

Giant Footballfish

Giant Footballfish

Giant Footballfish (巨大なチョウチンアンコウ, Kyodaina Chōchin'ankō^?) are a type of large fish that roams though the New World. The inside of its body is somehow far larger than the outside, having three stomachs big enough to hold an island. They resemble giant anglerfish, and the digestion of Pure Gold causes a bright golden light to build up in their escas. The only known specimen is Bonbori, who has a strong desire to eat Pure Gold; whether this is a trait of the species as a whole or only Bonbori is unclear.

One Piece Film: Gold

Muscle Turtles

The Muscle Turtles (マッスルカメ, Massuru Kame^?) are small turtles that were enslaved by Gild Tesoro and made to power the various automobiles, known as Turtle Cars (カメ車, Kamesha^?), on the Gran Tesoro. After the island was sprayed with sea water and Tesoro was defeated, the Muscle Turtles most likely gained their freedom.

A Muscle Turtle Chauffeur.

Muscle Turtles used to power a Turtle Car.

Gigant Turtles

Two Gigant Turtles pulling the Gran Tesoro

The Gigant Turtles (ギガントタートル, Giganto Tātoru^?) are massive turtles nearly a third the size of the Gran Tesoro (which itself stretches 10 km long) that were tamed and harnessed to the ship. Two of them are attached to the Gran Tesoro, and are tasked with protection of the ship from Sea Kings and sea creatures that would do the ship harm. Furthermore, they both have what appears to be a massive cannon attached to their back. They are referred to as Giant Turtles in the Funimation dub.

They resemble a species of giant turtle that appeared during the Jaya Arc.

Infrared Eyed Owls

Infrared-Eyed Owls

The Infrared Eyed Owls (赤目フクロウ, Akame Fukurō^?, lit. "Red-Eyed Owls") are a species of owls tasked with monitoring a passage way that leads to the Tesoro's Hyper Suite, where a safe containing a fortune lies. The Red-eyed Owls' gaze emits light, and as soon as anything living is caught in their gaze, they will scream and alert security. However, their gazes move at set intervals, so it is possible to avoid the lights, especially if one can understand their speech.

Golden Bat

For the species from One Piece Film: Strong World, see Animal Species/Strong World#Golden Bat.

Golden Bats

Golden Bats (ゴールデンバット, Gooruden Batto^?) are a ferocious species of bats that guard the pipeline to the Gran Tesoro's saltwater pump. Although they may prove formidable to normal people, they were instantly defeated when faced against the likes of Luffy and Franky.

Shokugeki no Sanji

Tomahawk Spiny Lobster

Tomahawk Spiny Lobster

The Tomahawk Spiny Lobster (トマホーク・伊勢ロブスター, Tomahōku Ise Robusutā^?) is a very rare, gigantic lobster most likely from the East Blue based on it being listed in “East Blue Ingredients Encyclopedia”.

It is able to live in fresh and saltwater habitats. Instead of pincers on its arms, it has boast razor-sharp blades in the shape of Tomahawk axes. It hides in rivermouth slit deposits and uses its blades to hunt fish passing by. Its incredibly tough upper shell has been used as wartime armor and in pre-war victory rituals. In cooking, it is a very difficult ingredient to prepare that even first-rated chefs from top-class restaurants would struggle with this ingredient.

Draconic Super-Fillet Salmon

Draconic Super-Fillet Salmon

The Draconic Super-Fillet Salmon (ドラゴニック・超フィレサーモン, Doragonikku Chō-Fire Sāmon^?), also called the "Dragon Salmon" (龍鮭, Ryūjake^?), is a species of salmon with a long sinuous body that brings to mind the imaginary dragon. They only gather during mating season, swimming in schools of hundreds. Their flesh is considered more tender and delicious than beef tenderloin and is thought to bring good luck to those who eat it.

Its stomach is its most tender part and is particularly sensitive to a blade; opening it up successfully requires a perfectly straight singular cut that cannot be even a millimeter off. The slightest hesitation or waver will trigger its defense mechanism, causing it to pop like a balloon and explode all of its delicious flesh into useless scraps. Sanji failed to cook it using his own kitchen knives. He succeeded by using one of Zoro's swords, which had the length, sharpness, and sturdiness he needed.

Momoiro Fish

Momoiro Fish

The Momoiro Fish (モモイロ魚, Momoiro Gyo^?) is a fish found in the sea near Momoiro Island. It has a heart shape eye socket. It is the main ingredient in Sanji's Momoiro Fish Acqua Pazza.

Momoiro Duck

The Momoiro Duck (モモイロ鴨, momoiro Kamo^?) is a type of duck found in Momoiro Island. Its appearance is unknown since it was only mentioned as the main ingredient in Sanji's Momoiro Duck Tagliata.

Scarlet Red Ram

The Scarlet Red Ram (スカーレット・レッドヒツジ, Sukāretto Reddo Hitsuji^?) is a breed of placid mountain sheep in the East Blue. They are mentioned in The Encyclopedia of Rare and Unique Ingredients to have a tender meat with and aroma reminiscent of strawberries and wine. Their meat is the main ingredient in Huge Revolver Mutton Stake. At the age of one year old, the lamb mature into a mutton, and experience a gigantic growth spurt, making their meat taste stronger, and they develop an extremely tough layer of body fat.

A Scarlet Red Ram lamb.

A mature Scarlet Red Ram.

Chin Piece

Metsutsutcha Katapad

Metsutsutcha Katapad

A Metsutsutcha Katapad (メッッッチャカタパッド, Me~tsu~tsutchakatapaddo^?) is a small, extremely strong bird resembling a chick. They have the ability to easily smash through brick walls, and can resist Chinpy's abilities while remaining unfazed.

Road Snake

A Road Snake (道っぽいヘビ, Michi Ppoi Hebi^?) is a type of giant snake living on the Boin Archipelago. They have a vaguely phallic shape, resembling an eel extending from a pair of walking buttcheeks, and are yellow with a black design and black spots.

Macho Man Who Looks Like an Old Man With a Carrot Growing on his Head

Macho Man Who Looks Like an Old Man With a Carrot Growing on his Head

A Macho Man Who Looks Like an Old Man With a Carrot Growing on his Head (頭にニンジンが生えた オッサンみてぇな マッチョマン, Atama ni ninjin ga haeta ossan mite~e na matchoman^?) is an animal living on the Boin Archipelago. They bury themselves underground, resembling a normal carrot in the ground; however, when picked, they reveal their full form. Like their name describes, they look like very tall, extremely muscular people with carrot stems on top of their heads. Despite their human appearance, they are not intelligent. The only known example of the species is Dareyorimo Tsuyoi, who was later identified as an alien; it is unclear if Funkorogasun simply misidentified Tsuyoi's species, or if Macho Man Who Looks Like an Old Man With a Carrot Growing on his Head originate from space.

One Piece episode A

Bird

The island bird.

During the comic adaptation of One Piece novel A, a flock of giant monstrous birds is seen. They are light colored, and have long striped necks with a very large and jagged beak, sharp five talons feet, and wide wing span. They are predators, feeding on what ever there is on the island, including those who are deserted there, and discarded treasures. They live in large caves, and are shown to be able to hang upside down from their celling, and hide well in the darkness.

One Piece novel HEROINES

Flamingo Salmon

Flamingo Salmon (フラミンゴサーモン, Furamingo Sāmon^?) are massive, faded-pink fish native to the Hot-Hot Sea. Unlike some other animals in the Hot-Hot Sea, they are not poisonous, though one must be careful of its many small bones when preparing it to be eaten.

One Piece novel Law: The Hour of Kikoku

Bembem

Bepo eating a Bembem fish.

Bembem (ベムベム, Bemubemu^?) are fish that live in the waters of Welbems Island in the North Blue. They are fatty and plump, and difficult to catch, so they are considered somewhat of a specialty of the island.

Miscellaneous

Town Musicians of Bremen

A group of animals similar to the Town Musicians of Bremen appear with the Straw Hat Pirates on Cover Pages.