
Daizu is a researcher who serves under Fang and stands as a minor villain in the WonderSwan Color title Chopper's Big Adventure. A botched experiment left him with porcine traits, and bitterness toward humanity drives much of his conduct.
Pig-derived features dominate Daizu's look, the legacy of an experiment gone wrong: a snout for a nose and the ears of a swine. He stands at roughly average height and keeps a head of unkempt orange hair. A dark blue, broad-brimmed hat with a dark band is tugged down to shadow his face, paired with a pale coat over a dark jacket and dark trousers. A light scarf circles his neck, and a bandolier crosses his chest.
Daizu's strength lies in science rather than raw combat, and he knows the facility's energy machine intimately. He weaponizes that knowledge by venting scalding steam to wound Tony Tony Chopper and keep him at bay, and he supplements the tactic with a machine gun in close fights.

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Alongside Fang, Edamame, and Azuki, Daizu pursued research aimed at granting animal traits to people. A catastrophic accident during one trial mutated the team, plus Fang's brother Raccoon who happened to be nearby. Azuki, Edamame, and Daizu took on pig-like features while Fang became a wolf. The villagers grew to revile them for their changed forms, and after the group fended off a pirate raid they concluded the townsfolk had hired the attackers, breeding a fierce hatred of humans, especially in Fang and Daizu.
When the Straw Hats reached the island, Chopper and Usopp stumbled onto a concealed laboratory in a cave's lower depths where Daizu was working. Unwilling to let them leave with his secret exposed, he fought them, using steam and his rifle to fend off the reindeer before Chopper overcame him. He staggered up again only to be put down by Usopp's Kemuri Boshi, after which Fang arrived. Daizu later ambushed Chopper and a companion once more on floor 20 and was beaten a second time. Once Fang too was defeated and gave up his scheme, everyone returned to the village for a celebration.
Daizu is a researcher who serves under Fang and acts as a minor villain in the WonderSwan Color game Chopper's Big Adventure. A botched experiment left him with pig-like traits, fueling his bitterness toward humanity.
Daizu has pig-derived features including a snout and swine ears, the result of a failed experiment. He wears a dark blue broad-brimmed hat, a pale coat over a dark jacket, dark trousers, and a bandolier across his chest.
Daizu relies on science rather than raw combat, using his knowledge of the facility's energy machine to vent scalding steam against opponents like Tony Tony Chopper, backed up by a machine gun in close fights.
Daizu gained his pig-like features during a catastrophic accident while conducting research with Fang, Edamame, and Azuki aimed at granting animal traits to people. The mishap also turned Azuki and Edamame into pigs and Fang into a wolf.
Daizu was overcome by Tony Tony Chopper after using steam and a rifle to fend him off, then knocked down again by Usopp's Kemuri Boshi after staggering back up. He later ambushed Chopper a second time on floor 20 and was defeated once more.
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