Grizzly the Immortal is a Marine soldier posted to Crystal Canyon, a site on Jail Island. He turns up as a minor boss in the game One Piece: World Seeker, where his self-healing makes him an awkward enemy to bring down.
Nothing about this soldier stands out. He looks like a run-of-the-mill male Marine, his uniform done in a gray camouflage pattern.
Very little has been revealed of who he is. What the source offers is a soldier devoted to the Marines, one ready to go after any pirate he comes across.

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Living up to his immortal title, Grizzly has a healing factor that rapidly refills his health gauge. To finish him off, Luffy has to catch him in an ambush and drain that gauge in one stroke. His willpower is feeble, so Supreme King Haki from Luffy can overpower him. As for arms, a large Marine shield occupies his left while his right grips a bazooka, and he uses that shield both to absorb blows and to ram foes away from him.
In One Piece: World Seeker, Grizzly waits inside a cave near the southern end of Crystal Canyon. Should Luffy wander too near, he opens his assault.
Grizzly the Immortal is a Marine soldier posted to Crystal Canyon on Jail Island. He appears as a minor boss in the game One Piece: World Seeker, where his self-healing makes him an awkward enemy to bring down.
Grizzly earns the nickname the Immortal because of a healing factor that rapidly refills his health gauge during battle. This forces Luffy to catch him in an ambush and drain that gauge in one stroke to finish him off.
Because Grizzly's willpower is feeble, Luffy's Supreme King Haki can overpower him despite his healing ability. Luffy must strike him in a single decisive ambush rather than wearing him down gradually.
Grizzly fights with a large Marine shield in his left hand and a bazooka in his right. He uses the shield both to absorb blows and to ram foes away from him.
Grizzly waits inside a cave near the southern end of Crystal Canyon on Jail Island. If Luffy wanders too close, Grizzly opens his assault as a minor boss encounter.
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