Sugamichi and Warazane are two land-walking catfish from Wano Country. Each one serves as a personal steed for an Orochi Oniwabanshu ninja, Fujin riding the first and Raijin the second, ferrying its master quietly through the Flower Capital.
The duo are catfish tinted pink, and the rounded, plump body of each swells noticeably beyond the size of an ordinary person.
Despite belonging to a species of fish, both somehow endure outside water and cross dry terrain. They also travel in complete silence, slipping along like ninja even with a rider seated on top of them.
When Orochi's ninja unit gave chase to intruders inside his castle during the Wano Country Arc, the two beasts bore Fujin and Raijin into the pursuit, staying with them as the Oniwabanshu fanned out after Robin and were later harried by Brook. Both mounts turned up once more at Rasetsu Town after the unit was called in against the uprising. Sugamichi then took Fujin into the forest in pursuit of Roronoa Zoro and Kouzuki Hiyori, but the hunt collapsed once Zoro struck Fujin down.

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Sugamichi and Warazane are two land-walking catfish from Wano Country that serve as personal steeds for Orochi's ninja unit, with Fujin riding Sugamichi and Raijin riding Warazane.
Sugamichi and Warazane are catfish tinted pink, each with a rounded, plump body that swells noticeably larger than an ordinary person.
Despite being fish, Sugamichi and Warazane can endure outside water and cross dry land, and they move in complete silence like ninja even while carrying a rider.
During the Wano Country Arc, Sugamichi and Warazane carried Fujin and Raijin as Orochi's ninja unit chased intruders through the castle, and both later regrouped at Rasetsu Town to fight the uprising.
Sugamichi carried Fujin into the forest while chasing Roronoa Zoro and Kouzuki Hiyori, but the pursuit ended once Zoro struck Fujin down.
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