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Bunny Joe

Character

Bunny Joe belongs to the Revolutionary Army and headed the unit sent to free the enslaved laborers of Tequila Wolf, among them Nico Robin. Loyal to Dragon, he became the figure who first reached out to Robin on the army's behalf.

Gender: Male
Status: Alive
Species: Human
English Va: Garret Storms
Occupation: Revolutionary
Affiliation: Revolutionary Army
Japanese Va: Takahiro Fujimoto
Name Japanese: バニー・ジョー
First Appearance: Chapter 546 (cover); Episode 455
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Appearance

Tall and topped with curly light-brown hair that falls to his shoulders, Bunny Joe cuts a distinctive figure. He throws a tan cloak over a black, white-buttoned shirt, with light red trousers held by a brown belt. A bowler hat carrying a teal feather sits on his head, and a flintlock rides tucked into his waistband.

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Personality

Like his fellow revolutionaries, Bunny Joe answers to Dragon with full loyalty. He also comes across as generous and considerate, leaving the choice to visit Dragon entirely up to Robin and doing whatever he could to make her comfortable during the journey to Baltigo. Leading the force that liberated Tequila Wolf implies he held command over a body of subordinates. He is seen firing a flintlock during that liberation, while the anime instead arms him with a sword during the Tumi uprising.

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History

Anime-only material places Bunny Joe in a local revolutionary uprising on Tumi twelve years earlier; with the island's military close to crushing them, the rebels appealed to the Revolutionary Army for help, and Kuma arrived to clinch their victory, which suggests Joe was himself a Tumi local.

In the Post-War arc he led the revolutionary troops that set Tequila Wolf free. He later explained to Robin that the Revolutionaries had long been looking for her and that they were on her side, then asked her to meet their leader, Dragon. Robin turned the offer down at first but changed her mind once Luffy's hidden message reached her. During the crossing to Baltigo, she remarked half in jest that, had she realized how kind the Revolutionaries were, she might have signed on with them instead of Baroque Works; Bunny Joe took the comment seriously and apologized for not having recruited her earlier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Bunny Joe in One Piece?

Bunny Joe is a member of the Revolutionary Army who led the unit that freed the enslaved laborers of Tequila Wolf, including Nico Robin, and later became her first contact with the organization.

How did Bunny Joe help Nico Robin?

Bunny Joe explained to Nico Robin that the Revolutionaries had long been searching for her and were on her side, then invited her to meet their leader, Monkey D. Dragon.

What weapon does Bunny Joe use?

Bunny Joe wields a flintlock, which he fires during the liberation of Tequila Wolf, though the anime instead arms him with a sword during the Tumi uprising.

Who does Bunny Joe serve in One Piece?

Bunny Joe serves the Revolutionary Army and answers with full loyalty to its leader, Monkey D. Dragon.

What did Bunny Joe do during the Tumi uprising?

In an anime only story, Bunny Joe took part in a local revolutionary uprising on Tumi twelve years earlier, and when the island's military nearly crushed the rebels, Bartholomew Kuma arrived to secure their victory.

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