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"Brutal Bull" Ucy

Character

Ucy is a powerful fighting bull who built a fearsome reputation in the gladiator pits of the Corrida Colosseum on Dressrosa. After Monkey D. Luffy climbed onto his back and gave him a name during a tournament, the animal turned from arena terror into a loyal companion.

Japanese Va: Kōji Haramaki
Birthday: April 21st
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 706
Crew & Affiliations: Corrida Colosseum
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Appearance

A hulking bovine with dark fur and a heavy frame, Ucy sports a pair of long horns, the left of which is eventually snapped off by Hajrudin. His eyes are small, each ringed by three short lashes.

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Personality

Gatz dubs him the Grim Reaper of the arena, and the savage way he fights earned him the title of Brutal Bull. Even so, Luffy manages to calm and win him over by unleashing his Supreme King Haki.

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History

Long before the C Block battle royale, the bull had already cut down numerous death row inmates inside the Corrida Colosseum, a record that speaks to his ferocity. He entered the tournament that offered the Mera Mera no Mi as its prize and was sorted into C Block. Mid-brawl, Luffy, disguised as the gladiator Lucy, leapt onto the animal and christened him Ucy, riding through the crowd and scattering rivals. The pair accidentally collided with Hajrudin's leg, prompting the giant to retaliate, slam them both down, break the bull's left horn, and knock it cold, after which an enraged Lucy floored Hajrudin with one punch and carried his friend to safety. Following treatment for his wounds, Ucy reemerged once Doflamingo sealed Dressrosa in his birdcage, recognized Luffy, and joined the assembled Colosseum fighters charging at Pica. With Luffy, Zoro, Law, and others on his back, he scaled Pica's stone body, only to be later cornered and struck unconscious by Doflamingo before Abdullah and Jeet arrived to rescue him.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Ucy in One Piece?

Ucy, the Brutal Bull, was tamed by Luffy during the Corrida Colosseum tournament and became his ally. He was later knocked unconscious by Hajrudin, and again by Doflamingo, but was rescued each time and survived.

How did Luffy tame the bull in One Piece?

Luffy tamed the fighting bull Ucy by leaping onto its back while disguised as the gladiator Lucy during the Corrida Colosseum tournament, using his Conqueror's Haki to calm and win the animal over.

Why is Ucy called the Brutal Bull?

Ucy earned the nickname Brutal Bull, also called the Grim Reaper of the arena by Gatz, because he had already killed numerous death row inmates inside the Corrida Colosseum before the C Block tournament began.

How did Ucy lose part of his horn?

Ucy lost part of his left horn when the giant Hajrudin retaliated after Luffy and Ucy accidentally collided with his leg during the Colosseum battle royale. Hajrudin slammed them both down and knocked Ucy unconscious in the process.

What did Ucy do during the fight against Pica in Dressrosa?

When Doflamingo trapped Dressrosa inside his birdcage, Ucy rejoined Luffy and the other Colosseum fighters to charge at Pica, carrying Luffy, Zoro, and Law up Pica's stone body. He was later cornered and knocked unconscious by Doflamingo before Abdullah and Jeet rescued him.

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