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Dareyorimo Tsuyoi

Character

Dareyorimo Tsuyoi is an alien fusion from the parody spin-off Chin Piece. He comes into being when a hulking carrot-headed brute is fused with a Road Snake, gaining wit and a meek streak before signing on with the Makiguso Pirates.

Status: non-canon
Crew & Affiliations: Makiguso Pirates
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Appearance

At base Tsuyoi keeps the build of one of those carrot-topped strongmen, a colossal, heavily muscled brute with a carrot jutting from the top of his skull. Fusing with the Road Snake reworked both his arms into the creature's two halves, so his left arm ends in a wide mouth while his right arm finishes in a pair of buttocks.

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Personality

For all the raw power he commands, Tsuyoi is strikingly timid. Joining with the Road Snake handed him intelligence and stripped away the aggression that once ruled him, leaving shyness in its place.

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Abilities

Among the mightiest beings of his setting, Tsuyoi had his strength multiplied by the fusion. Even before it, he downed Kusopp, Mechayowa Yoro, and Sasoz together and was only barely beaten by Chinpy; he has grown stronger since and is now hailed as the strongest living thing in the universe. He is also seeing a pumpkin-headed woman whose punch lands at 200 tons, and he cares for her enough to abandon his crew to the Marines just to take her out.

Kusopp first plucked him up after mistaking him for a carrot. Having flattened Kusopp, Mechayowa Yoro, and Sasoz, he was knocked cold by Chinpy and dropped into a jar alongside a Road Snake, fully emerging as Dareyorimo Tsuyoi. Newly clever and gentle, he embraced Chinpy's offer of friendship and joined the crew. He was around as the group fled a Marine, recruited Chiyobbaba, and was jailed, though he slipped away mid-transfer to keep his date. The pirates pressed on until Yamada Shinichi convinced Chinpy to rejoin his relatives, after which the crew broke apart. Sometime later Tsuyoi settled in space, guarding the planet and repelling at least one alien invasion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Dareyorimo Tsuyoi?

Dareyorimo Tsuyoi is an alien fusion character from the parody spin-off Chin Piece. He comes into being when a carrot-headed brute is fused with a Road Snake, gaining wit and a meek streak before joining the Makiguso Pirates.

What does Dareyorimo Tsuyoi look like?

Dareyorimo Tsuyoi keeps the massive, muscular build of a carrot-topped strongman with a carrot jutting from his head, but the fusion reshaped his arms so his left arm ends in a wide mouth and his right arm ends in a pair of buttocks.

How strong is Dareyorimo Tsuyoi?

Dareyorimo Tsuyoi is hailed as the strongest living thing in the universe after the fusion multiplied his already immense strength. Before fusing, he had downed three opponents at once and was only barely beaten by Chinpy.

How did Dareyorimo Tsuyoi join the Makiguso Pirates?

After being knocked out by Chinpy and fused with a Road Snake inside a jar, Dareyorimo Tsuyoi emerged newly clever and gentle, and he embraced Chinpy's offer of friendship to join the crew.

What happened to Dareyorimo Tsuyoi after the Makiguso Pirates disbanded?

After Yamada Shinichi convinced Chinpy to rejoin his relatives and the crew broke apart, Dareyorimo Tsuyoi settled in space, guarding a planet and repelling at least one alien invasion.

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