A hulking pedal-powered fighting machine Foxy drives during the Davy Back Fight's combat round. Lurking in the Sexy Foxy's basement, it bristles with flaming boxing gloves and traps opponents alongside reflected Noro Noro Beams.
The Gorilla Puncher #13 is an enormous mechanical brawler that Foxy operates in the fighting stage of the Davy Back Fight. He keeps it tucked in the lower deck of the Sexy Foxy and baits Luffy down there to square off against it. Its body is a large diamond-shaped block topped with a cockpit fashioned after a gorilla's head, and it rolls on tank treads that Foxy keeps moving by pedaling like a cyclist.
Packed inside are twenty-five boxing gloves, reduced to twenty in the anime, that thrust outward and can erupt into flame on contact, with the heat reportedly fierce enough to scorch a Sea King. The anime adds that it shrugs off lightning, though water snuffs out its burning fists entirely. Foxy combines its reach with his Devil Fruit in Noro Marble Oni Coach, boxing a foe into a chamber and bouncing Noro Noro Beams off a mirrored rear wall so dodging only ends in being crushed, and he overwhelms targets with the flaming barrage Gorilla Punch Golden Hits.
Foxy alone pilots the machine, nearly putting Luffy out of the fight before Luffy shattered the mirror wall to break the trap. In a later episode Luffy mangles the name, calling it Gorilla Panties in Japanese and Gorilla Pants in English. The anime also features a near-twin, the Roba-san Kick 18, crewed by Porche and Hamburg.

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The Gorilla Puncher 13 is an enormous mechanical brawler that Foxy operates during the fighting stage of the Davy Back Fight, kept tucked in the lower deck of the Sexy Foxy.
The Gorilla Puncher 13 is packed with twenty-five boxing gloves, reduced to twenty in the anime, that thrust outward and can erupt into flame on contact, hot enough to reportedly scorch a Sea King.
Foxy combines the machine's reach with his Devil Fruit in Noro Marble Oni Coach, boxing a foe into a chamber and bouncing Noro Noro Beams off a mirrored rear wall, and overwhelms targets with the flaming barrage Gorilla Punch Golden Hits.
Luffy shattered the mirrored wall used in Foxy's Noro Marble Oni Coach trap to break free, after nearly being put out of the fight by the machine.
Yes, the anime features a near-twin called the Roba-san Kick 18, crewed by Porche and Hamburg.
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