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Lassoo

Character

Lassoo is Mr. 4's firearm, a bazooka-like gun that somehow swallowed a Devil Fruit and gained the power to turn into a living dog. A former Baroque Works weapon, he doubles as a self-loading mortar in combat and ranks as a Type D Small Savage creature.

Devil Fruit: Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund
English Voice: Christopher Bevins
Japanese Voice: Masaya Takatsuka
Birthday: January 4th
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 160
Crew & Affiliations: New Spiders Cafe, Baroque Works (former)

Occupations

Cafe MascotPet
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Appearance

Cast in sandy brown and shaped much like a bazooka, Lassoo carries grips on either flank and a barrel with a molded contour. A nagging cold keeps him sniffling and sneezing nonstop, and each sneeze sends a cannonball flying. Whether this stems from a genuine sickness or is merely a side effect of a lifeless gun taking in a Devil Fruit has never been pinned down.

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Abilities

Having swallowed the Zoan-type, Dachshund-model Inu Inu no Mi, he can take the form of a dachshund, in effect a firearm that walks. The change grants him beastly awareness and the freedom to move, turning him into a roaming artillery piece. During a fight he behaves like a pitching machine, feeding ammunition for his master to strike. When Mr. 4 gives the word, Lassoo hacks up what seems an endless run of explosive baseballs. To Usopp's shock, these do not burst on contact but only once an internal timer expires. Chopper noted that each weighs as much as a cannonball, which scuttled his idea of hurling them back before they detonated. Mr. 4, by contrast, batters the projectiles with a four-ton bat, launching them at terrific speed and pinpoint accuracy.

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History

During the Arabasta Arc, Lassoo joined forces with Mr. 4 and the agent Miss Merry Christmas to take on Usopp and Chopper. The trio fell when Usopp goaded Mr. 4 into clubbing Miss Merry Christmas with the heavy bat. Amid the confusion Usopp fired a hammer into Mr. 4's belly, using Chopper's horns like a slingshot, and the blow flung Mr. 4 into Lassoo and dashed both against a stone wall. One last explosive baseball from Lassoo then knocked out the entire group. The Marines hauled him off alongside the other Baroque Works members after Crocodile went down.

Later, during Miss Goldenweek's rescue scheme, Miss Valentine, Mr. 5, and Miss Goldenweek broke into the Marine base and freed several captives: Mr. 4, Lassoo, plus the pair Miss Doublefinger and Miss Merry Christmas. From then on he served as mascot of the rebuilt Spiders Cafe. A Color Trap by Miss Goldenweek once exposed his secret wish, revealing that Lassoo longs to become a tank, and at the new cafe he indeed shows up in tank form. He holds the distinction of being the first inanimate object shown to wield a Devil Fruit in the series, and dog food is his favorite meal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lasso in One Piece?

Lassoo, sometimes called Lasso, is Mr. 4's firearm in One Piece, a bazooka-like gun that swallowed a Devil Fruit and gained the power to transform into a living dachshund.

What gun ate a Devil Fruit?

Lassoo is the gun that ate a Devil Fruit in One Piece. He consumed the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund, becoming the first inanimate object shown to wield Devil Fruit powers.

What Devil Fruit did Lassoo eat?

Lassoo ate the Zoan-type Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund, which lets him take the form of a dachshund and act as living artillery.

How does Lassoo work in battle?

In battle, Lassoo functions like a pitching machine, coughing up a stream of explosive baseballs on command from his master Mr. 4, who then blasts them at enemies with a heavy bat.

What happened to Lassoo after Baroque Works fell?

After Baroque Works collapsed, Lassoo was freed during Miss Goldenweek's rescue scheme and went on to serve as the mascot of the new Spiders Cafe alongside Mr. 4.

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