Chujo is a puppy from the video game One Piece Odyssey who patrols the cells near the deepest part of Enies Lobby. Tasked with guarding a key, the little dog ends up surrendering it to the Straw Hats during their search.
Chujo is a small white dog marked with brown spots, and a brown collar is fastened around its neck.
Loyalty drives this puppy, who was prepared to take on the Straw Hat Pirates rather than surrender the key placed in its care. That said, it also has a lecherous streak, and in the end it gave the key up to Nico Robin once she made the request.
Sometime earlier, Barricade put Chujo in charge of protecting one of the keys that opened the Underground Passage beneath Enies Lobby. When the Straw Hat Pirates came looking for that very key, the puppy turned them down at first, but it relented the moment Robin asked, handing the key over with the excuse that it simply could not refuse a lady.

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Chujo is a puppy from the video game One Piece Odyssey who patrols the cells near the deepest part of Enies Lobby, tasked with guarding a key.
Chujo is a small white dog marked with brown spots, with a brown collar fastened around its neck.
Loyalty drives Chujo, who was prepared to take on the Straw Hat Pirates rather than surrender the key placed in its care, though it also has a soft streak that led it to give in easily to Nico Robin's request.
Chujo turned the Straw Hat Pirates down at first, but it relented the moment Nico Robin asked, handing the key over with the excuse that it simply could not refuse a lady.
No, Chujo is a non-canon character who first appeared in the video game One Piece Odyssey rather than in the original manga or anime.
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