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Buzz is the elderly bulldog kept by the Schneider Pirates, first seen in the eleventh One Piece film. After eating a Zoan-type Devil Fruit he can take an eagle's shape, and his master once sent him off to steal Luffy's straw hat.

Gender: Male
Status: non_canon
Species: Dog (Bulldog)
Occupation: Pirate
Affiliation: Schneider Pirates
Devil Fruit: Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Eagle
Japanese Va: Tomomitsu Yamaguchi
Name Japanese: バズ
Devil Fruit Type: Zoan
First Appearance: One Piece 3D: Straw Hat Chase (Movie 11)
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Appearance

Buzz is a thickset dog covered in orange fur, his bulky body propped on slender legs. A permanently mournful look sits on his broad face, marked by a scar over the right brow, and his nose is blue. Both his ears and his thin tongue are extraordinarily long, the ears trailing all the way to the floor. An ornate pair of goggles rings his neck, worn in place of a collar.

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Personality

Obedience defines Buzz, who carried out his master's command to steal the straw hat and pressed on through a Marine fleet, a swarm of Sea Kings, and a direct clash with Luffy across a volcanic landscape and a naval base to see it done.

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Abilities

Even in old age Buzz keeps enough power to trade blows with Luffy briefly. He has eaten the Eagle-model Tori Tori no Mi, a Zoan-class Devil Fruit that lets him turn into an eagle or a dog-eagle hybrid, sharpening his senses and reflexes with an eagle's and granting flight. He can also enlarge these forms, beginning at a normal eagle's size before swelling to many times Luffy's bulk. His history is closely tied to that of his master, captain Schneider, whom he refused to abandon. To drive the dog off, an ailing Schneider set what he thought an impossible task: locate the nearby Straw Hats and swipe Luffy's prized straw hat. Buzz pulled it off that very night, flying to the Thousand Sunny and lifting the hat as the crew slept, which sparked a sprawling chase across icebergs, warship formations, a waterfall, and a Sea King nest before he and Luffy crashed into a Marine shipyard and were caged in seastone. The Straw Hats and a remorseful Schneider freed them, Buzz helped recover the hat, and the dog later reappears beside his master among the crowds at the Pirates Festival.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Buzz in One Piece?

Buzz is the elderly bulldog kept by the Schneider Pirates, introduced in the eleventh One Piece film, who can transform into an eagle after eating a Zoan Devil Fruit.

What Devil Fruit did Buzz eat?

Buzz ate the Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Eagle, a Zoan type Devil Fruit that lets him transform into an eagle or a dog eagle hybrid, sharpening his senses and granting flight.

Why did Buzz steal Luffy's straw hat?

Buzz stole Luffy's straw hat because his ailing master, Schneider, set the task as a way to drive the loyal dog off, believing it impossible, but Buzz completed it that very night by flying to the Thousand Sunny.

What happens after Buzz steals the straw hat?

After Buzz takes the straw hat, a sprawling chase unfolds across icebergs, warship formations, a waterfall, and a Sea King nest, ending when he and Luffy crash into a Marine shipyard and are caged in seastone before being freed.

What does Buzz look like?

Buzz is a thickset, orange furred dog with a permanently mournful face, a scar over his right brow, a blue nose, extraordinarily long ears and tongue, and an ornate pair of goggles worn around his neck in place of a collar.

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