Peanutsmonkey is one of the backup dancers conjured by Uta's powers inside Uta World, performing with Devilgirl during her concert in One Piece Film: Red. Created and designed by Oda for the film, he exists only within the singer's projected reality.
Peanutsmonkey is a man dressed in a costume built to look like a monkey, complete with a torso shaped like a peanut. He rounds out the outfit with sunglasses featuring round blue lenses, a green cap topped by a yellow star and the initials PM lettered in green and pink, and dark blue shoes trimmed with purple and yellow decoration.
Little is documented about his character beyond the energy he brought to the stage. During Uta's performance he came across as eager and enthusiastic, but his short screen time leaves the rest of his personality unexplored.
Peanutsmonkey was one of two backup dancers, the other being Devilgirl, brought into existence within Uta World through the singer's abilities. He appears in One Piece Film: Red, dancing behind Uta as she performed the numbers New Genesis and I'm Invincible during her concert.
Peanutsmonkey is one of the backup dancers conjured by Uta's powers inside Uta World in One Piece Film: Red. He was created and designed by Eiichiro Oda specifically for the film.
Peanutsmonkey wears a costume styled like a monkey with a torso shaped like a peanut, along with round blue sunglasses and a green cap topped by a yellow star and the initials PM.
Peanutsmonkey appears in One Piece Film: Red, dancing behind Uta during her performances of New Genesis and I'm Invincible.
Peanutsmonkey dances alongside Devilgirl, the other backup dancer brought into existence within Uta World through Uta's abilities.
Peanutsmonkey is not a real, independent character but one of two backup dancers created within Uta World by Uta's Devil Fruit powers. He exists only inside her projected reality during her concert.
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