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Chiqicheetah from One Piece in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Chiqicheetah

Character

Appearing only in the anime, Chiqicheetah serves under Foxy among his pirate crew. A Zoan fruit gives this silent runner the speed of a cheetah, which he puts to use as a notable opponent during the filler stretch of the Long Ring Long Land Arc.

Devil Fruit: unnamed Zoan-class fruit (cheetah)
Funimation VA: Jessie James Grelle
Japanese Va: Hiroshi Tsuchida
Crew & Affiliations: Foxy Pirates
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Appearance

Chiqicheetah takes the form of a hybrid that is part man and part cheetah, and he can drop fully into a cheetah shape to reach greater speed. His outfit consists of a purple t-shirt marked with a black, lightning-shaped band down the center, paired with white shorts. Protective sleeves cover his arms, and shin guards shield his legs.

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Personality

Words rarely come from Chiqicheetah, who stayed almost completely silent throughout his appearances apart from warning Hamburg against laughing so that Foxy would not be reduced to tears. While competing he locked his attention onto victory and ignored everything around him. That concentration has a weakness, however, since his feline instincts make him easy to lure, and the aroma of kiwi fruit proved enough to break his focus entirely.

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History

His Devil Fruit, a Zoan type left unnamed, allows a shift into a complete cheetah or a cheetah-man blend whenever he chooses, granting blistering pace and a keen nose that can be turned against him. With his signature Sanbai-soku Rocket Dash he abandons skating around curves, becomes a full beast to launch himself past the boundary, then hooks the track fence with his tail to fix his line and keep his momentum intact.

During the Davy Back Fight he raced for Foxy's side in the rollerskating round against Usopp, only for Zoro to topple a kiwi tree in his path; though the trunk missed him, the fruit's scent drew him off the course and earned him an instant disqualification. He was later among ten Foxy players Luffy knocked out of the Hit and Dead Ball match. In the DTD game he ran fastest of his teammates and nearly tagged Tonjit for the win, but a sudden sneeze coated his face in snot, and while he wiped it away Tonjit spun around and tagged him out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Chiqicheetah have a Devil Fruit?

Yes, Chiqicheetah ate an unnamed Zoan-type Devil Fruit that gives him the speed and form of a cheetah, letting him shift into either a full cheetah or a cheetah-man hybrid.

Is the Foxy Pirate Crew filler?

Chiqicheetah is an anime-only character who appears during the filler stretch added to the Long Ring Long Land Arc, competing for the Foxy Pirates in the Davy Back Fight.

What is Chiqicheetah?

Chiqicheetah is a member of Foxy's crew who competed as a racer during the Davy Back Fight against the Straw Hat Pirates, relying on his Devil Fruit-granted cheetah speed to try to win events for his team.

What is Chiqicheetah's signature technique?

Chiqicheetah's signature move is the Sanbai-soku Rocket Dash, in which he drops into full cheetah form to launch past the finish line and hooks the track fence with his tail to hold his line.

How was Chiqicheetah defeated in the Davy Back Fight?

During the rollerskating leg of the Davy Back Fight, Zoro knocked over a kiwi tree, and though the trunk missed Chiqicheetah, the fruit's scent lured him off course and got him disqualified.

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