Surume

Surume is a Kraken which dwells in the deepest parts of the ocean and now Luffy's pet.

Appearance
Surume is a massive, boneless, octopus-like creature several hundred times larger than the Thousand Sunny. Unlike a regular octopus, it has a turtle-like head without a beak between the arms. Surume has at least 18 tentacles (more than double the number of a regular octopus)

Abilities and Powers
Due to his size, he has shown himself to be very powerful, with his tentacles long enough to crush several ships in one swipe. He was also shown destroying a ship bigger than the Thousand Sunny without any effort and knocked out Wadatsumi with just one punch. He was called the "Monster of the Arctic" by captain Van der Decken. Like an ordinary octopus, he can regrow severed tentacles.

Personality
In Norse mythology, the kraken is said to have dragged dozens of sailing vessels down into the ocean to devour its crew. Indeed, when the Straw Hats first encounter one on their way to Fishman Island, several crushed pirate ships can be seen between its massive tentacles, indicating that it feeds on the ships and crew it pulls down into the ocean. Caribou recites a story about it, calling it "the enemy of the human race" and that it "never knows satisfaction where killing is concerned." He found it odd that one would be living near the Red Line. Surume is actually quite smart, knowing a threat when he sees one, such as when he attacked Luffy as he was preparing his Gear Third attack, knowing that he'd be a threat if he didn't. His personality appears to have become more playful after Luffy tamed it, such as when he placed the Thousand Sunny on top of his head, and he seems to be able to understand human language. Whether Surume is following Luffy out of respect or fear is unclear, though he does genuinely seem to be happy to follow orders. It also appears to be forgiving, ready to follow orders of Luffy despite the fact that he led two others (the Straw Hat's Monster Trio) at completely decimating him only mere moments ago

History
The Straw Hat Pirates first encountered a Kraken in the Underworld of the Sea on their way to Fishman Island. The massive creature apparently had taken shelter beneath the Downward Plume while feeding off of the passing pirate ships attempting to make their way through the Red Line for the past few days. Several crushed ships can been seen clutched between its tentacles.

While the rest of the crew comments on the creature's sheer gargantuan size, Luffy, undeterred, expresses his wish to "tame the little guy" with excitement, much to Caribou's shock. Soon Coribou and the other Caribou pirates arrive and the Kraken destroys their ship.



Luffy, Sanji, and Zoro left the Sunny in Barefoot Coating bubbles introduced by Caribou in order to fight the Kraken without bursting the protective bubble around the Sunny. Before they begin their assault the Kraken attempts twice to crush the Thousand Sunny with it's tentacles but is thwarted once by "Franky Rocket Launcher" and a second time by Chopper's new and improved "Guard Point".

Sanji burned one of the Kraken's arms off with Diable Jambe, followed with Zoro severing one more with a new Santōryū technique. This infuriated Luffy due to his desire tame the Kraken as a pet. Luffy then used Gear Third and imbued the attack with Busoshoku Haki. The attack knocked out the Kraken even while Luffy was being severely weakened by the seawater. The Kraken is then carried by the Downward Plunge into the blackest depths of the sea along with the trio.



Later however, when the remaining Straw Hats are under attack by Van Der Decken and the Flying Dutchman, the Kraken appears and takes out the Umibozu Wadatsumi saving Thousand Sunny's bubble from bursting. It is then revealed that the Monster Trio had tamed the Kraken and that Luffy had named it Surume

Major Battles

 * Surume (then unnamed) vs. Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, and Sanji
 * Surume vs. Wadatsumi

Trivia

 * "Surume" is Japanese for "dried shredded squid".
 * The Kraken resembles a Mori Dako in both looks and fighting style, only several times larger.