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Shimoi Zappa

Character

Shimoi Zappa is a lovestruck Marine lieutenant junior grade who appears solely within the non-canon Marine Rookie storyline. Once a subordinate of Admiral Aokiji, this dual-sword fighter spends most of his screen time chasing romance, proposing to nearly every woman he meets, even pirates such as Nami and Carrot.

Age: 20
Residence: Fron Island
English Va: Jacob Browning
Occupation: Marine Lieutenant Junior Grade
Affiliation: Marines; G-F Marine Base
Japanese Va: Makoto Furukawa
Japanese Name: シモイ・ザッパ
First Appearance: Episode 780
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Appearance

Extremely lanky, Zappa has wavy hair in a purplish-white shade that hangs long. His wardrobe combines a turquoise plaid shirt under a violet coat, leather gloves in brown, trousers also tinted violet, and brown boots layered over fluffy pink socks. A regulation Marine jacket completes the look, though he knots its sleeves at the front of his throat rather than wearing it normally.

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Personality

Bashful yet relentlessly amorous, Zappa courts practically every woman around him and sinks into deep gloom each time he is rebuffed. His fixation on romance mirrors Sanji's, and he ignores the fact that Nami sails as a pirate when he sets his sights on her. Pursuing both Nami and Carrot at once, he openly admits he wants several partners. He also reveals a masochistic streak, requesting another jolt after Carrot strikes him with Electro, and he peppers his speech with the occasional Italian phrase.

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Abilities

Zappa boasts unusually keen hearing, catching Carrot utter Nami's name across a wide gap while the nearby Marines noticed nothing. His raw strength lets his sword swings compress the air into forceful slashes, and he is highly durable, springing up after Carrot's Electro, Nami's upgraded Thunder Breed Tempo, and even a falling water tank. He dual-wields katana with skill, can set the blades alight, and has trained in the Six Powers, using Geppo to leap across the base and keep pace with the seasoned Bonham. His signature moves include Love Slashing, twin flying sword strikes, and Burning Blow, a huge fireball flung from his swords. Having served under Aokiji alongside Grount and Bonham before the admiral departed, he was stationed on Fron Island, where he repeatedly broke off the fight against Luffy to propose to the women before he and Bonham were finally beaten.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Shimoi Zappa in One Piece?

Shimoi Zappa is a Marine lieutenant junior grade who appears only in the non-canon Marine Rookie storyline. He served under Admiral Aokiji before being stationed at the G-F Marine Base on Fron Island.

What is Shimoi Zappa's relationship with Nami and Carrot?

Shimoi Zappa falls for both Nami and Carrot at once, proposing marriage to each of them despite knowing Nami is a pirate, and he openly admits he wants multiple partners.

What abilities does Shimoi Zappa have?

Shimoi Zappa dual-wields katana that he can set alight, has trained in the Six Powers including Geppo, and possesses unusually keen hearing along with the durability to shrug off attacks like Carrot's Electro. His signature techniques are Love Slashing and Burning Blow.

Who defeated Shimoi Zappa?

Shimoi Zappa and his ally Ant De Bonham were ultimately beaten by Monkey D. Luffy, after Zappa repeatedly interrupted his own fight to propose to nearby women.

Is Shimoi Zappa a canon character?

No, Shimoi Zappa is not canon. He belongs to the non-canon Marine Rookie storyline, first appearing in Episode 780.

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