Horo is a non-canon Marine first heard in the film One Piece: Stampede. He takes part in the assault on Delta Island during the Pirates Festival and is known only by his voice, since the character has never been seen on screen.
What Horo looks like has not been revealed, as he has only ever been heard rather than shown, communicating through a Den Den Mushi.

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The source records no combat capabilities for Horo, focusing instead on his communications role during the operation.
He joined the Marines' raid on the Pirates Festival held on Delta Island. Once Douglas Bullet had been brought down, Horo contacted Kizaru's ship by Den Den Mushi to report that Smoker remained on the island and to request cancellation of the Buster Call that Fleet Admiral Sakazuki had ordered.
Horo is a non-canon Marine who is first heard, though never seen, in the film One Piece: Stampede.
Horo appears in One Piece: Stampede, taking part in the Marines' assault on Delta Island during the Pirates Festival.
Horo has never actually been shown on screen; he is known only through his voice, communicating with other Marines by Den Den Mushi.
Horo contacted Admiral Kizaru's ship by Den Den Mushi to report that Smoker was still on Delta Island and to request that the planned Buster Call be canceled to avoid endangering him.
Horo is a member of the Marines and serves under Admiral Borsalino, also known as Kizaru.
Looking for more on Horo? The One Piece Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.
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