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Rocky Hattari

Character

Rocky Hattari is a non-canon reporter for the Blueberry Times who debuted as a central figure in the game One Piece: Treasure Battle. A guitar-wielding showman, he has since popped up in several other games and made a cameo in the anime.

Japanese Voice: Kenji Nojima
Status: Alive
First Appearance: One Piece: Treasure Battle!
Crew & Affiliations: Blueberry Times
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Appearance

Of about average height and weight, Rocky has short, unruly blond hair and shields his eyes behind sunglasses. He throws a black leather jacket over a light red shirt and pairs them with blue jeans. The back of his jacket bears a Peace and Love logo, which is repeated on the case he carries his guitar in.

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Personality

Brash and self-assured, Rocky enjoys rubbing in his wins by blaring his guitar at a defeated rival as an insult. He shows no hesitation in challenging powerful figures such as Luffy and Smoker, yet a softer side surfaces when, beaten by Luffy, he begins picturing the great story he could write. He treats Nico Robin as a rival and bristles when she teases him, since his ego cannot stand being mocked. Toward Luffy he holds a mutual respect, while his forced partner Bon Kurei leaves him indifferent.

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History

Rocky works as a reporter for the Blueberry Times and is a capable musician and guitarist who will challenge pirates to Treasure Battles for the sake of a story. He fights with his guitar and its case like axes and deploys large speakers to disorient enemies with blasts of sound. In One Piece: Treasure Battle he challenges the Straw Hats to a series of games for a shot at treasure, teaming with Bon Kurei in story mode because the contest requires a partner. After Luffy and Vivi beat him just as they beat Crocodile and every other competitor, he resolves to write a dazzling account of the battles he witnessed. He turns up again in the anime on Ruluka, joining the crowd watching the Tarielishin drift out of the Rainbow Mist, and makes further cameos in titles such as Grand Battle! 3 and Ocean's Dream.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rocky in One Piece?

Rocky Hattari is a non-canon reporter for the Blueberry Times who debuted as a guitar-wielding showman in the game One Piece: Treasure Battle and later made cameos in other games and the anime.

What is Rocky Hattari's occupation?

Rocky Hattari works as a reporter for the Blueberry Times, chasing stories by challenging pirates like the Straw Hats to Treasure Battle contests.

How does Rocky Hattari fight in battle?

Rocky Hattari fights using his guitar and its case as makeshift axes, and he deploys large speakers to disorient opponents with blasts of sound.

What happened when Rocky Hattari challenged the Straw Hats in Treasure Battle?

When Rocky Hattari challenged the Straw Hats in Treasure Battle, he teamed up with Bon Kurei but ultimately lost to Luffy and Vivi, prompting him to decide he would write a dazzling account of the battles instead.

Is Rocky Hattari a canon character?

Rocky Hattari is a non-canon character who first appeared in the video game One Piece: Treasure Battle rather than the main manga or anime storyline.

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