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Puggy is Buggy's bodyguard and chief apprentice, introduced in the live stage show One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom. The strongest martial artist of Buggy's Delivery, he fights with a color-shifting nunchaku and guards his captain with fierce loyalty.

Bounty: 200,000,000
Birthday: August 8th
Status: Alive
First Appearance: One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom
Crew & Affiliations: Buggy's Delivery
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Appearance

Tall and stooped, Puggy carries an enormous mane that fades from light blue at the crown through yellow to pink at the tips, and a bold pink nose juts from his face. He leaves his chest bare but slips short pink sleeves bearing Buggy's Jolly Roger over his arms. A yellow sash wraps his waist above a blue-and-black plaid kilt and billowing pink trousers, with pink shoes to match. Finishing the look are an oversized white bowtie dotted in black and a yellow warrior's helmet decorated with pink flames around the eyes.

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Personality

Loyalty to Buggy is the clearest trait he shows; beyond his steadfast devotion to his captain, little of his character has been revealed.

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History

As the finest martial artist in Buggy's Delivery, Puggy could trade blows evenly with both Zoro and Sanji, and Buggy trusted his strength enough to make him a personal guard. He fights with a glowing red nunchaku that shifts color and somehow channels fire and electricity, and he also carries a luminous cord for binding enemies. When Buggy presented him to the Straw Hat Pirates and Zoro and Sanji moved in, Puggy turned them aside with ease. As Buggy forced his captive Ann to conjure phantoms of the crew's former allies, Puggy snared the confused pirates one at a time, roping in everyone but Luffy. The pair then tried to trip Luffy up with an illusion of Sabo, yet he pushed through and ended both Puggy and his captain with Gomu Gomu no Elephant Gun. In One Piece Party, he later joins the Buggy Pirates in Loguetown for a failed attempt to execute Luffy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Puggy in One Piece?

Puggy is Buggy's bodyguard and chief apprentice, introduced in the live stage show One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom as the strongest martial artist of Buggy's Delivery.

What weapon does Puggy use?

Puggy fights with a glowing red nunchaku that shifts color and channels both fire and electricity, along with a luminous cord for binding enemies.

What does Puggy look like?

Puggy is tall and stooped with an enormous mane fading from light blue at the crown through yellow to pink at the tips, a bold pink nose, and a yellow warrior's helmet decorated with pink flames around the eyes.

How does Puggy fight the Straw Hat Pirates?

Puggy easily turns aside Zoro and Sanji when they move against him, and later snares the illusion-confused Straw Hats one by one, though Luffy pushes through and defeats both Puggy and Buggy with Gomu Gomu no Elephant Gun.

Is Puggy a canon character?

Puggy is a non-canon character, debuting in the live stage show One Piece Live Attraction: Phantom rather than in the manga or television anime.

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