Chibinoa Mini is a non-canon capsule-machine prize from Gacha Gacha Island in the Chin Piece spinoff. He is a shrunken copy of Roronoa Zoro, complete with a trio of miniature blades.
This figure is a perfect likeness of Roronoa Zoro shrunk down to a fraction of the size, reaching no higher than the top of Kusopp's shoe. His name plays on chibi, the cartooning style built around small, exaggerated proportions.
True to his full-size counterpart, he carries three tiny swords, though how skilled he actually is with them has never been demonstrated.
He sat waiting inside the capsule machine on Gacha Gacha Island until Chinpy and Kusopp won him. He was dragged into the brawl that Kusonoa Kun set off and was knocked out cold before it ended. Eunkov later tried to recruit him for a movie role, but he walked off once it came out that none of the cast would be paid.

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Chibinoa Mini is a non-canon capsule-machine prize from Gacha Gacha Island in the Chin Piece spinoff, a shrunken copy of Roronoa Zoro reaching no higher than the top of Kusopp's shoe.
True to his full-size counterpart Zoro, Chibinoa Mini carries three tiny swords, though how skilled he actually is with them has never been demonstrated.
Chibinoa Mini sat waiting inside a capsule machine on Gacha Gacha Island until Chinpy and Kusopp won him.
Chibinoa Mini was dragged into the brawl that Kusonoa Kun set off and was knocked out cold before it ended.
Eunkov tried to recruit Chibinoa Mini for a movie role, but he walked off once it came out that none of the cast would be paid.
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