Smooge, nicknamed Rebar, is a centaur once held captive on Punk Hazard who later served Caesar Clown as a henchman within the Centaur Patrol Unit under Brownbeard. A war-hammer fighter grafted to a horse's frame, he battled the G-5 Marines before his master's treachery turned against his own men.
From the waist up Smooge is heavily muscled, dressed in a dark short-sleeved top whose collar is ornamented. His chin is broad and bears a goatee, while his lengthy dreadlocks sit beneath a striped orange-and-yellow tricorne. Below the torso his body becomes that of a horse, ending in a black tail, a polka-dotted cloth knotted about the waist.
Smooge gave Caesar Clown his complete devotion, even calling him Master. That loyalty soured into shock and disgust once Caesar turned on his underlings, leaving Smooge feeling deeply wronged by the man he had served.

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Four years before the main events, Smooge was already an inmate on Punk Hazard when Vegapunk's chemical weapon detonated, and the poison gas robbed him of the use of his legs. When Caesar reached the island a year afterward and fitted him with artificial replacements, he and the other former prisoners embraced the scientist as their master, never grasping that Caesar had caused their paralysis in the first place. Trafalgar Law later swapped those legs for animal ones. In combat Smooge swung an oddly shaped double-headed war hammer, capable of cutting down several Marines, and during the Punk Hazard conflict he fought the G-5 outside the laboratory before retreating inside at Caesar's command. As Luffy began to corner Caesar, the scientist released the lethal H2S gas he had merged with and spoke of replacing his subordinates. Convinced the cruelty had to be a ruse, Smooge and the others watched in horror as Caesar used the gas to slaughter the very men who had trusted him.
The centaurs in Punk Hazard are former prisoners like "Rebar" Smooge who lost the use of their legs to Vegapunk's chemical weapon and were later fitted with artificial legs by Caesar Clown, which Trafalgar Law eventually replaced with horse legs. Organized as the Centaur Patrol Unit under Brownbeard, they served Caesar as loyal henchmen.
"Rebar" Smooge is a centaur once held captive on Punk Hazard who later served Caesar Clown as a henchman in the Centaur Patrol Unit under Brownbeard. He fought the G-5 Marines with a double headed war hammer before Caesar's treachery turned against his own men.
Smooge is heavily muscled from the waist up, wearing a dark short sleeved top with an ornamented collar, a goatee, and long dreadlocks under a striped orange and yellow tricorne. Below the waist his body is that of a horse, ending in a black tail with a polka dotted cloth knotted at his waist.
Smooge lost the use of his legs after Vegapunk's chemical weapon exploded on Punk Hazard four years earlier. When Caesar Clown arrived a year later, he fitted Smooge with artificial legs, and Trafalgar Law later replaced those with animal legs, giving him his centaur form.
When Luffy begins cornering Caesar Clown, Caesar releases the lethal H2S gas he had fused with and talks of replacing his subordinates. Smooge and the other former prisoners watch in horror as Caesar uses the gas to slaughter the very men who had trusted him as their master.
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