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Rokki is one of the Numbers serving the Beasts Pirates, standing in for the figure six. An artificial giant born from a failed Punk Hazard experiment, he guards the armory on Onigashima during the raid by the Nine Red Scabbards and their allies.

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Appearance

Towering on the scale of an ancient giant, Rokki shares the colossal frame of his fellow Numbers. He is bald yet thick with body hair across his chest, arms, and legs, with stubble above his lip and a pair of dark horns rising straight from his head. Tattoos cover much of him, among them a spiral around his skull, the formal kanji for six on his brow, and crown-like markings on each arm. Dark overalls are his only garment, shielding his midsection while baring most of his chest. The anime leaves off the tattoos on his shoulders.

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Personality

Tasked with watching over the armory's entrance, Rokki took the duty seriously enough that Yamato expected a fight to slip past him. Even so, he managed to doze off at his post while a full battle raged overhead. Mirroring the rest of the Numbers, he carries a signature laugh tied to his name, Rorokiki, and let out a Rokya sound when Fuga struck him.

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History

More than twenty years before the present, Rokki was one of the test subjects in a Punk Hazard project aiming to artificially reproduce the ancient giants. The work failed, but Kaidou recruited the surviving subjects, who settled on Onigashima, joined the Beasts Pirates, and became the unit known as the Numbers. In the lead-up to the Fire Festival, the Numbers crossed into Hakumai through Mogura Port and traveled toward Onigashima alongside Scratchmen Apoo.

On the festival night, Rokki took up his guard position at the armory gate and drifted to sleep there. Acting on Yamato's instructions, fellow Number Fuga rammed him, smashing the gate open in the process and pinning him down so that Yamato could slip inside. His own combat abilities have never been demonstrated, though his nature as a manufactured ancient giant suggests immense strength, and he carries a morning star club he has not yet been seen to swing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rokki in One Piece?

Rokki is one of the Numbers serving the Beasts Pirates, an artificial giant standing in for the figure six who guards the armory on Onigashima during the raid.

How did Rokki become an artificial giant?

Rokki became an artificial giant after being used as a test subject more than twenty years earlier in a Punk Hazard project that tried to artificially reproduce the ancient giants, and Kaidou later recruited the surviving subjects into the Beasts Pirates as the Numbers.

What is Rokki's job during the raid on Onigashima?

During the raid on Onigashima, Rokki is tasked with guarding the armory's entrance, though he ends up dozing off at his post while battle rages overhead.

What happens to Rokki when Fuga attacks the armory gate?

On Yamato's instructions, fellow Number Fuga rams into Rokki at the armory gate, smashing it open and pinning Rokki down so Yamato can slip inside.

What weapon does Rokki carry?

Rokki carries a morning star club, though he has not yet been shown swinging it in combat.

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