Cerriot
CharacterCerriot is a non-canon Marine officer who appears in the special WANTED, where he takes part in a public Marine variety show built around squirt-gun stunts before pitching in on the arrest of the impostor Demalo Black.
Appearance
Cerriot turns out in the regulation Marine uniform and matching cap, his medium-length black hair tucked beneath the hat.
Abilities
His tool of choice is a small water gun, which he wields throughout his act.
History
At the WANTED public exhibition, Cerriot ran through a rotating set of bits with his water gun. One, billed as "heat stroke prevention," had water squirted into his mouth, either by himself or by a fellow Marine; another, "intimidation," saw him yelling and lunging at the audience; and a "chugging" routine had him grab a Marine barrel, take a stream of water, then hand the barrel back. Once the demonstrations wrapped up, he waded into the crowd to coax spectators into showing off talents of their own, and he later helped bring in Demalo Black.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Cerriot in One Piece?
Cerriot is a non-canon Marine officer who appears in the special WANTED, taking part in a public variety show built around squirt gun stunts before helping arrest the impostor Demalo Black.
What does Cerriot use as his weapon?
Cerriot's tool of choice is a small water gun, which he uses throughout his comedic routines in WANTED.
What kind of act does Cerriot perform in WANTED?
Cerriot performs a rotating set of water gun bits, including a heat stroke prevention routine, an intimidation routine where he lunges at the crowd, and a chugging routine with a Marine barrel.
Does Cerriot appear in the One Piece anime canon?
No, Cerriot is a non-canon character who debuted in the WANTED special rather than the mainline manga or anime story.
What role does Cerriot play in catching Demalo Black?
After his water gun act at the public exhibition, Cerriot helps the Marines bring in the impostor Demalo Black.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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