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Rabiyan

Character

Rabiyan is a living flying-carpet homie among the Big Mom Pirates, almost always found ferrying Charlotte Pudding wherever she needs to go. Born from Big Mom's Soru Soru no Mi, it reflects her crew's fairy-tale theme.

Funimation VA: Caleb Yen
Japanese Va: Hiroshi Okamoto
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 827
Crew & Affiliations: Big Mom Pirates, Cacao Island
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Appearance

Rabiyan takes the form of a pink-plaid rug edged with a yellow band and a row of green triangles. A face occupies its surface, complete with round eyes, a red nose, and a broad mouth fixed in what usually reads as a grin.

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Personality

Like so many of the homies across Big Mom's domain, Rabiyan constantly sings out the word for what it is, in this case "carpet," though it can also hold ordinary conversation. Its loyalty belongs to Charlotte Pudding, whom it carries from place to place, and it shares her moods so closely that it cackled along when she taunted Sanji.

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History

Rabiyan first flew Pudding and Nitro to the former site of her cafe Caramel on Cacao Island, interrupting a standoff between local police and the pirates Luffy and Chopper. It later lounged on the floor playing with Carrot while Pudding spoke with the Sanji Retrieval Team, and it laughed itself silly as she rehearsed the faces she expected Sanji to make once she revealed her plan to kill him at the wedding. After the Whole Cake Chateau fell and Big Mom was struck by a cake-craving illness, Rabiyan carried Pudding to recruit Chiffon and then bore Pudding, Chiffon, and Sanji on their mission to bake a calming wedding cake, with Sanji tucked into the carpet's folds along the way.

The homie shuttled the group to Chocolat Town and later flew Pudding and Sanji to the Thousand Sunny so he could warn the crew that their meeting point was known, before returning them to Cacao Island to aid Luffy. When Pudding finally parted from Sanji and sat weeping in an alley, Rabiyan and Nitro stayed at her side. Its name, romanized as "Rabian" in the magazine printing before Oda revised it, likely alludes to the magic carpet of The Arabian Nights.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of homie is Rabiyan in One Piece?

Rabiyan is a living flying carpet, one of the homies born from Big Mom's Soru Soru no Mi. It serves the Big Mom Pirates and reflects the crew's fairy tale theme.

Who does Rabiyan serve in the Big Mom Pirates?

Rabiyan is almost always seen ferrying Charlotte Pudding, its loyal companion. It shares her moods closely, even cackling along when she taunted Sanji.

How did Rabiyan help Charlotte Pudding and Sanji?

Rabiyan flew Pudding, Chiffon, and Sanji on their mission to bake a calming wedding cake for Big Mom, carrying Sanji tucked into its folds along the way. It later flew Pudding and Sanji to the Thousand Sunny to warn the crew that their meeting point was known.

What does Rabiyan look like?

Rabiyan takes the form of a pink plaid rug edged with a yellow band and a row of green triangles. Its surface holds a face with round eyes, a red nose, and a broad mouth usually fixed in a grin.

Where does Rabiyan's name come from?

Rabiyan's name was originally romanized as Rabian in early magazine printings before Oda revised it. It likely alludes to the magic carpet from The Arabian Nights.

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