Hasami is an enormous land-dwelling crab native to the deserts of Arabasta and a companion of Matsuge the camel. Originally roaming near Rainbase, he aids the Straw Hat Pirates during their Arabasta adventure and later takes up work ferrying tourists for a hot-spring resort.
Roughly as large as a modest house, Hasami sports a red shell and a humanlike mouth fixed in a constant leer. The two claws differ sharply in size, with the right one dwarfing the left. While helping the Straw Hats he wore reins fastened at each corner of his mouth and carried a dense green covering across his shell, though whether that was a tarp or living plant matter was never settled. Once employed by the resort, he instead bears a passenger carriage built to resemble a bus driver's peaked cap, big enough for dozens of riders, fitted with a huge flashlight and a scissors emblem on its band. The resort's logo, the word UKKARI split by an antique kanji for bathwater, decorates his face.
Where most Arabasta wildlife turns hostile, this crab is thoroughly gentle and readily places his trust in smaller beings, humans included, lending them his help. He does share one quirk with his friend Matsuge: both harbor a lecherous fascination with human women and grow energized at the sight of them.
Hasami's bulk pairs with surprising quickness, letting him haul large numbers of passengers across great stretches of desert as a powerful draft animal, though like every member of his kind he can neither swim nor stand contact with water. During Operation Utopia, as the rest of the crew fled Crocodile's trap at Rainbase, Chopper heard from Matsuge about a friendly moving-crab dwelling close by and recruited the creature to rush everyone to Alubarna. Crocodile's powers soon caught up to the crab, and Luffy had to dismount to hold the Baroque Works boss off. Nami impulsively dubbed the crab Hasami, and he managed to carry the group about half the distance before the Sandora River blocked the way. With Nami belly-dancing to spur him on, he attempted to cross but sank, then retreated to shore and waved the pirates off. Once the pirates finally left Arabasta behind, he had wandered back to the area around Rainbase unharmed. Later, the staff of Ukkari Hot-Spring Island found him and put him to work as a living bus, carrying their guests through undersea tunnels excavated by the Dirt Boss.
The giant crab that helps the Straw Hat Pirates in Arabasta is named Hasami. Nami gave him the name on the spot after Chopper recruited him to carry the crew across the desert.
Hasami is an enormous land dwelling crab native to the deserts of Arabasta and a companion of Matsuge the camel. He helps the Straw Hat Pirates during Operation Utopia and later works ferrying tourists for a hot spring resort.
Hasami carries the Straw Hat Pirates across a large stretch of the Arabasta desert toward Alubarna after Chopper recruits him through Matsuge. He gets them about halfway before the Sandora River blocks his path, at which point he tries to swim across but sinks and has to turn back.
Hasami is a close friend of Matsuge the camel, and it was through Matsuge that Chopper first learned of the friendly crab living near Rainbase. Like Matsuge, Hasami has a lecherous fascination with human women.
After the Straw Hats leave Arabasta, Hasami is found by the staff of Ukkari Hot Spring Island and put to work as a living bus. He carries resort guests through undersea tunnels dug by the Dirt Boss.
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