Julian Hatt XIII is a tanuki from the spinoff Chin Piece who doubles as Chinpy's hat. By curling his striped tail around himself, the little creature mimics the look of a straw hat while accompanying the Makiguso Pirates.
This is a small tanuki marked by a striped tail. He spends much of his time asleep, and while dozing he coils that tail about his body so that he takes on the shape of a straw hat. Whenever Chinpy reacts to something, the tanuki tends to copy the gesture.
Julian Hatt XIII travels at Chinpy's side throughout his exploits with the Makiguso Pirates. Two decades down the line, the tanuki is still with Chinpy, refusing to leave him even after the Marines place him under arrest.
Julian Hatt XIII is a tanuki from the non-canon spinoff Chin Piece, where it travels alongside Chinpy of the Makiguso Pirates. It doubles as Chinpy's hat by curling its striped tail into a straw hat shape.
Julian Hatt XIII is a small tanuki with a striped tail. It spends much of its time asleep and, while dozing, coils its tail around its body so it resembles a straw hat.
Julian Hatt XIII tends to copy Chinpy's reactions and gestures, mirroring him whenever something happens. The tanuki stays devoted to Chinpy throughout their journey with the Makiguso Pirates.
Yes, Julian Hatt XIII remains loyal to Chinpy even two decades later, refusing to leave his side after the Marines place Chinpy under arrest.
No, Julian Hatt XIII is a non-canon character appearing only in Chin Piece, a parody spinoff of One Piece, where it is classified as both a pet and a member of the Makiguso Pirates.
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