Alpacacino

Alpacacino is an anime-only character, he is Shuzo's pet alpaca and personal weapon.

Appearance
Alpacacino is a bazooka who ate a Devil Fruit, which allows him to turn into a white alpaca with a metal band around his neck (a circular disc is attached to this) and his full body. His eyes turn red when he is taking his cannon position. He also has a purple pulley on his left side. In his hybrid form he shows also the handle of bazooka.

Personality
Alpacacino is a very loyal pet, often agreeing with his master by nodding.

Shuzo
He seems to have a good relationship with Shuzo, and nods to him whenever he agrees with him. The only one notable time he is in disaccord with his master is when Shuzo reveals to Momonga the existence of Neo Marines and Zephyr's return.

Weapons
Being a bazooka with a Devil Fruit, he is able to willing shoot cannonballs from his mouth. He can be also used as a normal bazooka by his master Shuzo.

Devil Fruit
Alpacacino is a bazooka that "ate" a Zoan-class Devil Fruit, which allows him to turn into an alpaca.

Haki
 Alpacacino is shown capable of using Busoshoku Haki to increase the destructive power of his cannonballs. By imbuing them with this power they can damage a Devil Fruit user like Luffy, since with Busoshoku it can hit his substantial body.

Z's Ambition Arc
Alpacacino is first seen in Shuzo's submarine when he receives a call from Ain. When Shuzo hoped to please Zephyr and become his second-in-command in place of Ain, Alpacacino was seen nodding.

During Shuzo's assault on Panz Fry, Alpacacino was seen turning into a cannon, and then he began shooting cannon balls at the Straw Hat Pirates and Vice Admiral Momonga.

Trivia

 * His name is based on his own species, the alpaca, and the actor Al Pacino.
 * He is probably inspired to the cover of chapter 536, where Franky is trying to turn an alpaca into a tank.
 * He is the first, and so far only, object capable of using Haki.
 * Alpacacino is the first filler inanimate object that has eaten a Zoan Devil Fruit.

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