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Popo is an anime-original ostrich kept by the bounty hunter Scorpion. Saddled up and outfitted for travel, the bird serves as his mount during a brief filler chase aimed at capturing Ace.

English Voice: Sean Schemmel
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Scorpion
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Appearance

Popo is a sizable flightless bird kitted out for the road. A helmet and goggles cover his head, and a saddle with an attached saddlebag rides on his back.

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Personality

The ostrich has a clumsy streak, once going so far as to chew on rope. Even so, he follows human speech well enough to fetch Scorpion's bazooka on command, and he has the sense to bolt whenever something frightens him.

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History

Much like a real ostrich, Popo can sprint at great speed. He turned up beside Scorpion as the hunter pursued Ace for the reward on his head. Once Scorpion had settled matters, Chip and Dip climbed onto Popo and rode off together with their father.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Popo in One Piece?

Popo is an anime-original ostrich owned by the bounty hunter Scorpion, kitted out with a helmet, goggles, and a saddle for travel.

What role does Popo play in One Piece?

Popo serves as Scorpion's mount during a brief filler chase aimed at capturing Ace.

What can Popo do?

Like a real ostrich, Popo can sprint at great speed, and he follows human speech well enough to fetch Scorpion's bazooka on command.

What is Popo's personality like?

Popo has a clumsy streak, once going so far as to chew on rope, though he has the sense to bolt whenever something frightens him.

What happens to Popo after Scorpion's chase ends?

Once Scorpion had settled matters, Chip and Dip climbed onto Popo and rode off together with their father.

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