Brook (One Piece in Love)

Brook
Statistics
Japanese Name:	ブルック
Romanized Name:	Burukku
Debut:	One Piece in Love Chapter 4; One Piece in Love Episode 3
Affiliations:	Pirate Club; Biology Club (formerly)
Residence:	Hamamatsu, Japan
Status:	Alive
Portrayal
Japanese Voice:	Chō

Brook is an anatomical model modified by Nakatsugawa Usopp in an attempt to recreate One Piece's Brook.

Appearance

Brook is an anatomical model of a human body, depicting muscle tissue and internal organs. It has an afro on the back side of its head, which was added by Usopp.

On certain occasions, usually to align with something Usopp is doing, Brook is dressed up as different One Piece characters.

Brook's full body.

Brook as Arlong.

Brook as Buggy.

Personality

While Brook lacks any real personality due to not being alive, it has been programmed with Brook's "thought patterns", as defined by Nakatsugawa Usopp. It has recorded voice lines of Brook's laugh, some of his iconic lines (the most frequently-used being "May I see your panties?"), and the names of those around him. However, due to his lack of actual intelligence, he has a tendency to ask anyone around him to see their panties, not just women.

Relationships

Nakatsugawa Usopp

Brook was created by Usopp, who considers it an actual member of the Pirate Club.

History

One Piece in Love

As the Pirate Club needed a fifth member to avoid being disbanded by the Student Council, Usopp decided to make a Brook, and asked Yamamoto Luffy to get a skeleton model from the biology room. However, as they were using the skeleton, the Pirate Club received an anatomical model instead. Usopp then added an afro and voice box to it, recreating an approximation of Brook. However, when the inspector came to check the club, Brook asked to see her panties, and she disbanded the club.

When the Biology Club learned that the Pirate Club had taken their anatomical model, they challenged them to a Davy Back Fight to reclaim it, though ultimately lost.

Brook is generally left in the Pirate Club's clubroom, present as a model in the background whenever the room is used.