Appearance
Chusuke turns out in the regulation Marine uniform, crowning his short black hair with a Marine cap.
Abilities
For his routine Chusuke carries nothing more than a little water gun, fitting the lighthearted nature of the show.
History
Chusuke took part in the WANTED public exhibition, where his contribution was a show of so-called marksmanship. He performed it by leveling two finger guns at the audience and bellowing "OICHU!". Once the demonstrations wrapped up, he joined the other Marines in moving through the crowd to invite spectators up to share talents of their own, and he later assisted in the arrest of Demalo Black. Notably, Chusuke shares an actor with the characters Hoisha and Eisha, the performer simply shouting whichever name belongs to that night's role, with Hoisha used most often.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Chusuke in One Piece?
Chusuke is a Marine officer who appears in the non-canon stage production WANTED. He performs a comedic display of marksmanship before helping arrest Demalo Black.
What does Chusuke do in the WANTED stage show?
In WANTED, Chusuke performs a comedic marksmanship routine, aiming finger guns at the audience and shouting "OICHU!" before joining the other Marines in inviting spectators up on stage.
What weapon does Chusuke use?
Chusuke carries only a small water gun during his act, fitting the lighthearted tone of the WANTED production.
Is Chusuke a canon One Piece character?
No, Chusuke is not canon. He appears only in the stage production WANTED and has no role in the main manga or anime story.
Does Chusuke share an actor with other characters?
Yes, Chusuke is played by the same performer as Hoisha and Eisha, who shouts whichever name matches that night's role, though Hoisha is used most often.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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