Lycaon
One Piece: I Can Animate All ThingsContents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Appearance
- 4Personality
- 5Abilities & Skills
- 5.1Snowfield Ice Wolf Physiology
- 5.2Freezing Power
- 5.3Haki
- 5.4Six Powers Techniques
- 5.5Poneglyph Fusion
- 5.6Summoning and Teleportation
- 6History
- 6.1Creation and Early Missions
- 6.2Heavenly Tribute Operation
- 6.3East Blue
- 6.4Impel Down Raid
- 6.5Doflamingo Mission
- 6.6Wano and Capture
- 6.7Zou Mission
- 6.8Return to Wano
- 7Equipment & Associated Objects
- 8Relationships
- 9Notable Quotes
Contents
- 1Biodata
- 2Power Progression
- 3Appearance
- 4Personality
- 5Abilities & Skills
- 5.1Snowfield Ice Wolf Physiology
- 5.2Freezing Power
- 5.3Haki
- 5.4Six Powers Techniques
- 5.5Poneglyph Fusion
- 5.6Summoning and Teleportation
- 6History
- 6.1Creation and Early Missions
- 6.2Heavenly Tribute Operation
- 6.3East Blue
- 6.4Impel Down Raid
- 6.5Doflamingo Mission
- 6.6Wano and Capture
- 6.7Zou Mission
- 6.8Return to Wano
- 7Equipment & Associated Objects
- 8Relationships
- 9Notable Quotes
Biodata
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Name | Lycaon (莱卡恩) |
| Alias(es) | “Werewolf” 81 |
| Species/Race | Animated Devil Fruit; instructed to identify himself as a Mink 56 |
| Gender | Male 56 |
| Affiliation | Seven Deadly Sins; placed under Big Eye’s command 56 |
| Occupation/Role | Sixth devil created by Dimon; combatant and mission operative 55 56 95 |
| Devil Fruit | Dog-Dog Fruit, Ancient Zoan, Model: Snowfield Ice Wolf—Lycaon is the fruit brought to life, rather than a human who ate it 56 |
| Bounty | 555,000,000 Beli 81 |
| Status | Alive; operating with Nika in Wano Country at the latest documented point 220 |
| First Appearance | Chapter 56 |
Power Progression
| Stage / Realm / Level | Chapter | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Animated Ancient Zoan; born with Awakening | 56 96 | Dimon gives the Snowfield Ice Wolf fruit life. Lycaon later explains internally that Awakening was an ability he possessed from birth, not something he trained to attain. |
| Awakened form, Armament Haki, and Rankyaku demonstrated | 74 | Expands from just over two meters to more than eight meters, manifests black Flame Clouds, and fights Momousagi with Haki-coated claws and vacuum slashes. |
| Freezing techniques and Geppo demonstrated | 78 | Uses Ice Wolf Claw and Wolf God Slash against Momousagi, then remains airborne with Geppo during his withdrawal. |
| Two types of Haki mastered | 86 91 | Stated to have mastered two types by Chapter 86; Armament and Observation are explicitly demonstrated in combat. |
| Rock Wolf Form | 91 | Merges with the animated Poneglyph Great Stone, gaining exceptional resistance to blades, internal-destruction Haki, and Magellan’s venom at the cost of speed and flexibility. |
| Bedrock Werewolf deployed against King | 104 | Reuses the Poneglyph fusion under another name, withstanding King’s Fire Dragon Emperor without attempting to block. |
| Bedrock Werewolf’s vulnerability revealed | 127 | Recalls that Kaido could not break through his stone defense but apparently knocked him unconscious through the mental impact of Conqueror’s Haki. |
| Observation Haki demonstrated in Wano | 213 | Identifies eighteen nearby people more precisely than the newly awakened Nika can with his own Observation Haki. |
Appearance
- Usual form: A humanoid wolf youth with a wolf’s head, muzzle, sharp teeth, claws, and paw-like hands. His ordinary height is just over two meters 56 74 96.
- Beast form: A towering Snowfield Ice Wolf with black-and-white fur; during the Doflamingo battle, he stands more than ten meters tall 60 96.
- Awakened features: Black vapor forms ribbon-like Flame Clouds beneath his arms and around his body 74 96.
- Rock Wolf Form: A hairless, stone-textured werewolf resembling a living statue, with stiff fingers and immensely heavy footsteps 91.
- Clothing: Wears a hooded cloak during operations, though it does not fully conceal his snout 101 103 104.
Personality
Lycaon is exuberant, food-obsessed, and easily distracted. Immediately after receiving life and a name, he asks Dimon for food. His appetite produces a restaurant bill of roughly one million Beli, prompting Dimon to tell him to earn his own food money. He later wanders onto the Gourmet Pirates’ ship because he smells their cooking, forgetting the mission until reminded 56 58 74.
He fiercely insists that he is a wolf, not a dog. Being called “dog-headed” repeatedly provokes threats or violence, including his attacks on Milat and the Fish-Men at Arlong Park 68 74 82.
Battle is his other major interest. He believes fighting strong opponents suits his growth better than ordinary Haki training and complains that Sigma would defeat him too quickly to provide a useful match. Nevertheless, he obeys Dimon’s withdrawal orders even when he wants to continue fighting 78 86 93.
His brutality does not exclude concern for bystanders. After slaughtering Arlong’s crew, he asks whether the escaped Fish-Men might return to retaliate against Cocoyasi Village 82.
He responds warmly to those who acknowledge him as a wolf. He takes an immediate liking to Pedro for recognizing him as “Werewolf” Lycaon and beams when Nika calls him “Brother Wolf” 129 213.
Abilities & Skills
Snowfield Ice Wolf Physiology
As an animated Ancient Zoan fruit, Lycaon can shift between his humanoid and giant wolf forms. His Awakening is innate 56 60 96.
- Strength: Kills several ordinary pirates with a single claw swipe and overpowers One-Eyed Dragon Rogers, a pirate with a 77-million-Beli bounty 60.
- Speed and agility: Moves faster than ordinary opponents can follow and can leap across more than a dozen ships 74 82.
- Grip and tearing power: Seizes Doflamingo’s Five Color Strings barehanded and tears them apart; his giant wolf transformation also bursts a thread cocoon 96.
- Sense of smell: Detects food aboard the Gourmet Pirates’ vessel from outside its galley 74.
- Water limitation: As a living Devil Fruit, he cannot go underwater to investigate the submerged ruins of ancient Wano 219.
Freezing Power
Lycaon channels cold through his claws, slashes, and contact with the ground 78 96.
- Ice Wolf Claw: Releases three freezing slashes. Even when blocked, their cold can spread over an opponent’s weapon and arm 78.
- Wolf God Slash: A massive, ice-crystal-colored crescent slash launched with a spinning kick. Its aftermath splits a pirate ship and freezes the wreckage 78.
- Area freezing: Turns the surrounding visible cityscape into ice and snow during his confrontation with Doflamingo 96.
- Limits: Momousagi breaks the ice on her body with Haki and blocks further freezing effects. She judges his cold inferior to Aokiji’s 78.
Haki
Lycaon uses Armament and Observation Haki; the provided account does not establish Conqueror’s Haki for him 74 86 91.
- Armament Haki: Coats his claws, arms, and fists to attack or block swords 74 78 103.
- Observation Haki: Senses Shiryu’s approaching presence inside Impel Down. In Wano, he identifies eighteen nearby people more precisely than the newly awakened Nika can 91 213.
- Early weakness: Momousagi considers his Haki underdeveloped relative to his fruit-based strength. Her estimate of his combat value is at least 500 million Beli, potentially approaching one billion if his Haki catches up 78.
Six Powers Techniques
Lycaon demonstrates two named Six Powers techniques 74 78.
- Rankyaku: Kicks out a vacuum slash powerful enough to send Momousagi crashing through three pirate ships 74.
- Geppo: Kicks against the air to remain aloft while awaiting extraction 78.
Poneglyph Fusion
Lycaon can become pure fruit power and inhabit Great Stone, also called Big Stone, an animated Poneglyph. He calls the resulting transformation Rock Wolf Form and later Bedrock Werewolf 91 104.
- Exceptional defense: Shiryu’s Armament-coated blade cannot scratch him, including at the joints. Internal-destruction Haki also fails to penetrate the stone body 91.
- Resistance to hazardous attacks: Emerges unharmed from Magellan’s Poison Dragon and stands inside King’s Fire Dragon Emperor without defending himself 91 104.
- Retained offense: Can still use freezing attacks and deliver heavy physical blows 91 107.
- Reduced mobility: The body’s weight and stiffness slow his attacks and reactions, allowing Shiryu to evade several strikes 91.
- Requirement: The host object must first be animated by Dimon; Lycaon cannot simply inhabit any inanimate object 91.
- Limit: The form does not prevent displacement or capture. Kaido drives him deep underground and subsequently imprisons him. Lycaon later recalls that Kaido’s attacks could not break his defense, but their Conqueror’s Haki apparently knocked him unconscious through mental impact 107 110 127.
Summoning and Teleportation
Lycaon uses golden marks and magic circles associated with Dimon’s creations 91 93 104.
- Answers Bethany’s summons to Impel Down alongside Great Stone 91.
- Teleports back to the Wave-Breaking Warrior when ordered to retreat 93.
- Summons Big Stone through the mark on his palm 104.
- Needs time to activate a teleportation circle; Dimon believes he could escape Onigashima if given that opportunity 110.
- Escapes Onigashima while bound in high-purity Seastone chains, taking the chains with him 127.
- Leaves a teleportation mark on Zou’s Road Poneglyph and later sends the damaged ship beneath Wano away on Dimon’s orders 180 220.
History
Creation and Early Missions
Dimon animates the Snowfield Ice Wolf fruit after Big Eye returns with two Devil Fruits obtained from the Charlotte Family. The intended portrait-based transformation instead produces a wolf youth. Dimon names him Lycaon, tells him to pass as a Mink, and places him under Big Eye’s command 56 57.
His first documented combat assignment is the destruction of the One-Eyed Pirates. He wipes out more than fifty crew members within minutes and delivers Rogers’s corpse to Dimon, although his bites leave it more damaged than requested 60.
On Sky Island, Lycaon guards the Wave-Breaking Warrior, intercepts Gan Fall, and takes his pegasus, Pierre. He exchanges Pierre’s return for directions to Enel’s gold-storage cave, helping the crew locate the Ark Maxim construction site. He keeps his promise and returns Pierre before departure 68 70.
Heavenly Tribute Operation
Lycaon and Bethany investigate a Heavenly Tribute fleet to locate a Devil Fruit and determine whether the operation is a trap. While Bethany moves toward the transport, Lycaon holds off Momousagi in his awakened form 74.
Their fight ends without a decisive result. Despite enjoying the challenge, Lycaon immediately abandons his awakened form when Dimon orders the retreat 78.
East Blue
Accompanying Dimon under the identity of Captain Big Eye, Lycaon enters Cocoyasi Village and attacks Arlong Park. He kills the Fish-Men while Dimon personally kills Arlong, then helps clean up the bodies and gather the spoils 81 82 84.
He also encounters Nami, recognizes her despite her claim to be named Ria, and brings her to Dimon 83.
Impel Down Raid
Bethany summons Lycaon and Great Stone to support her blood-collection mission. Testing their fusion, Lycaon fights Shiryu and Magellan while she draws blood from the prisoners of Infinite Hell 91.
Dimon eventually orders him to leave. Lycaon withdraws by teleportation, taking Shiryu’s sword, Raiu, before returning to the ship 93.
Doflamingo Mission
Dimon assigns Lycaon to beat Doflamingo and collect his blood, citing the earlier Heavenly Tribute trap. Lycaon eagerly volunteers and jumps from the Wave-Breaking Warrior over Dressrosa 95.
He accuses Doflamingo of conspiring with the World Government, tears through his strings, and escalates into his giant awakened wolf form. The documented confrontation ends with Doflamingo releasing Conqueror’s Haki and transforming the frozen surroundings into threads; the mission’s outcome is not shown 96.
Wano and Capture
Lycaon accompanies Dimon and Samael to Wano, where he clashes with Kyoshiro during the seizure of the shogun’s residence 101 103.
When the Beasts Pirates respond, he intercepts King and uses Big Stone’s defense against him. Lycaon later shatters King’s helmet with a punch, but King breaks away to join Kaido. Kaido strikes Lycaon underground with Ragnarok and subsequently takes him prisoner on Onigashima 104 107 110.
Lycaon remains imprisoned and fused with the original Big Stone when Dimon considers creating another animated Poneglyph 115.
He later wakes in the prison alongside Yamato, recalling that Kaido’s Conqueror’s Haki apparently rendered him unconscious. When Ulti arrives with food for Yamato, Lycaon activates a teleportation circle despite his Seastone restraints. He leaves Yamato behind and returns to the Wave-Breaking Warrior, where Big Eye removes the chains with Pale World. Lycaon immediately rushes to the kitchen 127.
Zou Mission
Dimon summons Lycaon and orders him to accompany Pedro to Zou. Lycaon takes a liking to Pedro, who recognizes him as a werewolf rather than calling him a dog 129.
On Zou, Lycaon heads for the whale-shaped tree in Whale Forest. He knocks down Wanda, Carrot, and other Mink fighters who try to stop him. After reaching the Road Poneglyph, he follows Ain’s instructions to leave a teleportation mark on the stone and withdraws before approaching Sulong fighters arrive, leaving the Poneglyph in place 180.
Return to Wano
Dimon sends Nika and Lycaon to Wano to search for the Time-Time Fruit, collect ten Famous Swords promised by Kozuki Sukiyaki, and find Pluton. Arriving in Kuri, they intervene when samurai pursue Kozuki loyalists. Lycaon seizes the pursuing captain after being called dog-headed, but Nika stops him from killing the man. The pair meet Murata Ichiro and learn that Kozuki Hiyori has been gathering loyalists to restore Wano 213.
Lycaon collects the ten swords presented by Hiyori, who assures the pair that Sukiyaki forged them to meet Dimon’s requirements. Later, after Nika defeats Jack, Lycaon questions and threatens the captive for Pluton’s location. Jack directs them to Mount Fuji and the submerged remains of ancient Wano 214 218.
Because Lycaon cannot investigate underwater, Nika lifts part of the inland sea. Lycaon accompanies Nika and the bound Jack through the exposed ruins and into Mount Fuji, where they find a huge damaged black ship that Jack says may be Pluton. Dimon examines it through Ain and orders it transported away; Lycaon sends it back while Nika confronts King. Lycaon then suggests capturing King and using the Beasts Pirates to help with their remaining search. King flees, but Nika intercepts him in midair 219 220.
Equipment & Associated Objects
- Great Stone / Big Stone — Animated Poneglyph used as the host for his stone werewolf transformation; was fused with him during his imprisonment on Onigashima 91 104 115.
- Golden palm mark — Used to summon Big Stone and leave a teleportation mark on Zou’s Road Poneglyph 104 180.
- Raiu — Shiryu’s sword, stolen during Lycaon’s withdrawal from Impel Down; its acquisition does not establish that Lycaon fights as a swordsman 93.
- Ten Famous Swords — Swords promised by Kozuki Sukiyaki and collected by Lycaon from Hiyori during the return to Wano 214.
Relationships
- Dimon — Creator and master. Lycaon gratefully accepts his name, follows his orders, and calls him “Captain” when instructed to preserve his public identity. While on Zou, he expresses how much he misses him 56 78 81 180.
- Big Eye — Assigned captain. Big Eye takes charge of him immediately after his creation and is exasperated by his appetite. He later removes Lycaon’s Seastone chains after his escape from Onigashima 56 57 127.
- Bethany — Fellow creation and mission partner. She reminds him of orders, criticizes his rough handling of Rogers’s corpse, and summons him as combat support in Impel Down 60 74 91.
- Ain — Mission coordinator who supplies instructions, warnings, and enemy locations, including directions to mark Zou’s Road Poneglyph 68 74 91 180.
- Sigma — Stronger crewmate whom Lycaon considers unsuitable for sparring because the match would end almost immediately 86.
- Gan Fall — Initially attacked by Lycaon, then cooperates with him to locate Enel’s gold in exchange for Pierre’s return 68 70.
- Kaido — Opponent and captor responsible for his imprisonment on Onigashima. After escaping, Lycaon leaves a taunting message that he will return for another “massage” 107 110 127.
- Yamato — Fellow prisoner whom Lycaon meets after waking on Onigashima. Yamato tries to ask to accompany him, but Lycaon teleports away before the request is complete 127.
- Pedro — Mink who guides Lycaon to Zou under Dimon’s orders. Lycaon likes him for recognizing his werewolf identity, although Pedro later regrets the conflict with Zou’s defenders 129 180.
- Nika — Fellow animated Devil Fruit and Gluttony of the Seven Deadly Sins. Lycaon assists him on the Wano mission, addresses him as “Lord Gluttony,” and appreciates being called “Brother Wolf” 211 213 220.
- King — Beasts Pirates All-Star whom Lycaon fights during the first Wano operation. The two encounter each other again during the search for Pluton, when Lycaon proposes capturing him 104 107 220.
Notable Quotes
“I'm not a dog, I'm a wolf! A Snowfield Ice Wolf!” 56
“Master, Master, I don't think ordinary Haki training suits me. I should fight. Only by fighting people can I improve my strength.” 86
“Fighting is the instinct to kill, engraved in living beings. You're so weak because you suppress your instincts.” 96