Appearance
The figure is a baby topped with a full-sized adult head modeled on Borsalino. His outfit amounts to little more than a diaper and a replica of Borsalino's signature sunglasses.
Personality
Convinced he is the genuine Borsalino, Lemonade Kozaru routinely talks down to Chinpy and his crew as if they were children, never mind that he is an infant himself.
Abilities
Lacking any Devil Fruit, he still tries to mimic Borsalino's light-based powers. He proves fairly formidable, and together with Pink Koinu and Mint Kotori he is able to hold back Chinpy. One of his tricks, named Hikari, meaning "Light," involves angling a mirror to bounce sunlight into an opponent's eyes and blind them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of animal is Kozaru?
In the name Lemonade Kozaru, "Kozaru" means "baby monkey" in Japanese, a play on the admiral Kizaru, whose name means "yellow monkey"; the full name roughly translates to "Lemonade Baby Monkey."
Who does Lemonade Kozaru parody in One Piece?
Lemonade Kozaru is a parody character from the manga Chin Piece designed as a stand-in for the admiral Borsalino, acting as though he truly holds that rank despite being an infant in a diaper.
Does Lemonade Kozaru have a Devil Fruit?
Lemonade Kozaru has no Devil Fruit of his own, but he still tries to imitate Borsalino's light-based powers, using a trick called Hikari that angles a mirror to bounce sunlight into an opponent's eyes and blind them.
What happens when Lemonade Kozaru fights Chinpy?
When Lemonade Kozaru faces Chinpy, he points out that Chinpy cannot really use Armament Haki, but he ends up stuck in Chinpy's Haki-mimicking pile of poop and is talked into letting the group go by Mint Kotori.
Why does Lemonade Kozaru walk away from a movie role?
Lemonade Kozaru and his mother are approached by Eunkov to perform in a movie, but he walks off once it comes out that the cast will not be paid.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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