Inuarashi

- Name
- イヌアラシ (Inuarashi)
- Status
- alive
- Affiliation
- MinksMokomo DukedomKozuki
- First seen
- Ch. 808
“Duke Dogstorm” · alive · a dog-mink, King of the Day and Duke of the Mokomo Dukedom on Zou
Profile
A dog mink, the Duke of the Mokomo Dukedom and one of Zou’s two kings — the King of the Day. Left comatose since the fall of the mink city; in Ch. 807 he finally awakens and asks to meet the Straw Hats who saved his people. Named “Dogstorm” / referred to as a duke this chapter; his face is not clearly shown here . race: mink.
Arc-by-arc updates
Wano Country (Ch. 1056) — stays in Wano as a Kozuki samurai
- With Cat Viper, decides to stay in Wano and serve Momonosuke as a samurai of the Kozuki clan, leaving Zou’s governance to the young generation and naming Carrot the new ruler of Mokomo Dukedom (pp.4–5).
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last_appearance→ 1056.)
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1026)
- Fells Jack the Drought with Oden One-Sword Style: “Canine Cleaver!!!” — “Lead Performer of the Animal Kingdom Pirates… Jack the Drought, down and out!!” (p. 17). First on-page use of Oden’s blade-art by Dog Storm — the avenging Mink king closes the loop on Jack’s earlier razing of Zou. See The Mink Kings Wield Odens One-Sword Style, Destruction of Zou.
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1023)
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 992)
Wano Country — Onigashima raid, rooftop (Ch. 991)
Wano Country — Onigashima raid, rooftop (Ch. 990)
- The moonlit “Dog” — joins the rooftop assault on Kaido in Sulong-charged form (“This one’s ours, Kin’emon!!”, wolf howl “ARROOO!!!”) (p. 5).
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 988)
- As Duke Dogstorm, leads the minks in Sulong form against Jack on the Skull Dome Live Floor; his Three Musketeers (Giovanni, Shishilian, Concelot) fight at his side (p. 4). The minks warn each other to “save your strength for Kaido” and that “the Sulong life span is short.”
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 986)
- Revealed alive on Onigashima with Nekomamushi; the Mink Kings descend on Kaido alongside the Akazaya samurai (p. 14).
Wano Country — the raid strategy meeting (Ch. 977)
- Addressed as “your grace” / a vassal of Oden; Shishilian relieves him of field command of the minks so he can focus on his own battle in the coming raid (p. 4).
Wano Country — referenced (Ch. 975)
- Referenced: “There were 200 of Dogstorm’s musketeers at Itachi Port!!” — among the forces feared lost when the port was hit (p. 4); they turn out to have crossed safely to Habu Port.
Wano Country — Tokage Port (Ch. 974)
Wano Country — Oden flashback (Ch. 973) — flashback (youth)
- As “Dogstorm,” helps cover the Kozuki retreat; argues with Nekomamushi over the spy “Yougara” Kaido mentioned before both are caught off-guard by a large pursuer (p. 5). See A Spy Hides Among Oden’s Retainers.
Wano — Oden’s execution (Ch. 972) — flashback (youth)
- Among the nine retainers in the cauldron held up by Oden; restrains Nekomamushi from charging (“Don’t wind him up, Cat!!”, p. 11). Saved by Oden’s final throw toward Kuri.
Oden flashback — guards Oden Castle (Ch. 968) — referenced (youth)
- “Dogstorm” — with Kawamatsu — stood guard at Oden Castle and drove back the infiltrating enemies during the attack that wounded Toki (p. 13). Also referenced as one of “Dog and Cat” whom Oden already heard from (p. 10).
Oden-era flashback (childhood) (Ch. 967)
- Aboard with Oden during the Roger voyage; with Cat Viper, sent a letter to Duke Duke of the Mokomo Dukedom at Zou — both were “incorrigible problem children” who had left the island (p. 14). Stayed with the ailing Toki near Wano (p. 12).
Wano — Oden flashback (Ch. 966) — young “Dogstorm” stows away on Roger’s ship
- A young mink (“Dogstorm”) who stows away on Roger’s ship (Oro Jackson) with Cat Viper to follow Oden onto the Roger Pirates (p. 14).
Wano — Oden flashback (Ch. 964) — young “Dogstorm” stows away
- As “Dogstorm,” he and Cat Viper stowed away on Whitebeard’s ship ahead of time to join Oden’s voyage — their youth shown; they join the crew alongside Oden and Toki (p. 14).
Wano Country — Oden flashback (Ch. 963) — young “Dogstorm”
- The origin of his and Cat Viper’s arrival in Wano is dramatized: shipwrecked and starving, the two minks (with the kappa Kawamatsu) wash up on the Kuri shore and are nearly burned at the stake as “monsters” before young Oden saves and feeds them (pp. 3–8). Captioned on-page “Mink — Dogstorm” (p. 6). See The Minks And The Kozuki Clan Are Ancient Sworn Brothers.
Wano Act Three — rash charge (Ch. 958)
- As “Dogstorm,” moves to take a small boat to Onigashima alone when the port turns up empty; others shout “Stop this!! What are you doing, Dogstorm?!” (p. 15). See The Promised Port Stands Empty — The Incident The Previous Night.
Wano Country (Ch. 955)
- Sets off with the Scabbards for the raid (p. 14).
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last_appearance0943 → 0955.)
Wano Country — Bakura Town (Ch. 943)
- At Bakura Town with Kin’emon, hears an elder lay out the truth that Ebisu Town’s “smiles” are SMILE-fruit masks the residents can never remove (p. 8).
Wano Country — Kuri (Ch. 941)
- With Kin’emon’s group in Kuri, hurrying to reach Bakura before Ashura Doji does (“We must make haste, Dogstorm!! Ashura Doji is heading to Bakura!!”) (pp. 8-9). The plan needs Ashura turned against the Animal Kingdom Pirates.
Wano Country — Kuri (Ch. 938)
- Appears as “Dogstorm” at the abandoned Kuri village, summoned by Kin’emon over the leak of the alliance’s recruitment symbols (p. 4). See Kozuki Alliance Recruitment Symbols Decoded By The Enemy.
Wano, Act Two — Atamayama (Ch. 925)
- In Wano form, duels Ashura Doji (the thief Shutenmaru) to a draw at Atamayama (the old grudge from “how we started”); the fight is stopped by Kin’emon (pp. 13-15).
Wano Country (Ch. 921) — referenced; allies dispatched to him
Wano Country — the Kuri shore memory (Ch. 920)
- As “Duke Dogstorm, King of the Day,” narrates how he and the Cat Viper washed up at the Kuri shore, were feared as “talking dog and cat” aliens, and were taken in by Lord Oden — “He was our savior… our master” (p. 5). His Mink Musketeers are counted among the ~5,000 raid allies for the Onigashima strike (p. 16). See The Minks And The Kozuki Clan Are Ancient Sworn Brothers.
Whole Cake Island — referenced (Pedro’s flashback) (Ch. 830)
Zou — the finale; the Vivre-Card suspicion (Ch. 824)
- As Duke (“Your Grace”), reassured that Carrot is safe with Luffy’s group, but worried she went missing; orders extra guards (pp. 8–9).
- Voices the Vivre-Card suspicion: the enemy located Zou with a copy of its Vivre Card; hopes it sank with Zunesha’s downed ships (p. 9). See Destruction of Zou, Zou.
Zou — Team Dogstorm stays; reflects on Zunisha (Ch. 822)
- Reflects that the minks have enjoyed Zunisha’s “comfortable safety… for a thousand years,” and wonders what the great being has “been walking toward” all that time (p. 3) — advances Zou Rests On A Living Millennium-Walking Elephant.
- Heads the four-party split’s “Zou — Team Dogstorm”, remaining to guard the homeland (p. 5).
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last_appearanceadvances to 0822.)
Zou (Ch. 821) — the mink defense; the Zunisha reveal
- Helps marshal the mink defense as Jack’s fleet attacks and the city collapses; among the dukes stunned to learn Zunisha has a will and can communicate, and that the island “just ain’t safe anymore” (pp. 3, 18). See Destruction of Zou, Zunisha’s Ancient Crime.
Zou — cats and dogs have a history; the alliance splits (Ch. 820)
- With the Cat Viper, recounts that he, the Cat Viper and Lord Kozuki Oden served as Oden’s retainers aboard both Whitebeard’s Moby Dick and Roger’s Oro Jackson — so they knew Shanks, Rayleigh, Buggy and the doctor Crocus (pp. 2–9). They did not go to Raftel (p. 3).
- Explains the war plan: “we must make preparations before we fight Kaido”; the alliance will recruit samurai in Wano (p. 10). Agrees to split up and regroup in Wano via a vivre card from Kin’emon (pp. 13–16).
Zou (Ch. 819) — Oden’s direct vassal; teaches the heir; the Cat Viper falling-out
- Named one of Oden’s direct vassals; narrates the Kozuki–Mink history, Oden’s Raftel voyage, and the dying command to open Wano’s borders (pp. 2–7).
- Lifts Momonosuke to “gaze out upon the world,” teaching the meaning of being an heir (pp. 9–10).
- Revealed: once the closest of friends with Cat Viper; the two returned from a long journey “close to death” and now fight on sight (p. 15). See Dogstorm And Cat Viper Sworn Friends Turned Lethal Rivals.
Zou (Ch. 818) — narrates the Road Poneglyph
- The Dog Duke presents the red stone to Nico Robin and explains it is a Road Poneglyph — one of four whose points triangulate Raftel — and that two are Emperor-held (Big Mom, Kaido), that a rubbing suffices, and that the world will hunt whoever can read them (pp. 4–11). (Attribution: the unnamed narrating duke; canon assigns the Road-Poneglyph exposition to the Dog Duke.)
Zou (Ch. 817) — the Kozuki-retainer reveal; ceasefire; Raizo found
- Reveals the Kozuki Clan crest he bears and that he served Kozuki Oden — a sworn Kozuki retainer loyal to the heir Momonosuke (“he is our liege”) (pp. 2–9).
- His long feud with co-king Cat Viper is set aside: the two call a ceasefire “by the power of Kozuki,” shaking hands as the King of Day and King of Night (p. 9).
- Reunites with the found-alive ninja Raizo at the whale-tree (p. 13). See Kozuki.
Zou (Ch. 816) — the Dog-vs-Cat clash; the Raizo + brotherhood reveal
- One of the two rulers of the Mokomo Dukedom (“King of Dogs”); now missing a leg (p. 8–9).
- Clashes with Cat Viper in Kurau City the moment they meet, each demanding the visiting samurai surrender Raizo (p. 8–11).
- With the Cat Viper, reveals Raizo is alive and well and that the minks are ancient sworn brothers of Wano’s Kozuki Clan — they let their thousand-year city fall to ruin rather than betray Wano (p. 15–17). See The Minks And The Kozuki Clan Are Ancient Sworn Brothers.
Zou (Ch. 811) — referenced as King of the Day; “alive and well”
Zou (Ch. 810) — named again (referenced); Pedro pleads for the two kings
- In the minks’ siege flashback, referenced as one of the two kings Jack “couldn’t beat” alone (pp. 3, 7). The gravely wounded Pedro names “Duke Dogstorm” and begs the Straw Hats to save him “before they die!!!” (p. 16). Named/referenced — not clearly depicted this chapter.
Zou (Ch. 809) — the assault flashback; refuses Jack; the Shanks seed
- Named again as “Duke Dogstorm,” the official sovereign of the Mokomo Dukedom and King of the Day (p. 10). In Wanda’s flashback of Jack’s assault he drops his sword and refuses to resist — pleading that Jack stop the destruction and search freely since the man he seeks “is not in this land!!!” — yet withstands Jack’s blow (pp. 10–13).
- Recounts that he and the Cat Viper “went out to sea once and met a man wearing such a hat… now one of the Four Emperors, named Shanks” (p. 4). See The Cat Viper Safeguards A Hat And Knew Shanks At Sea, Destruction of Zou, Kaidos Raiders Hunt A Samurai On A Mystery Island.
Zou (Ch. 808) — first appearance; shown in person, bandaged at his sanatorium
- Shown in person for the first time — the bandaged King of the Day, captioned “MOKOMO DUKEDOM, KING OF THE DAY — DUKE DOGSTORM,” recovering in his sanatorium (p. 16).
- Thanks the Straw Hats for saving his people, and reveals that the weapon which destroyed his dukedom was one of Caesar Clown’s gas weapons (pp. 16–17). Guarded by the lion-mink Musketeer captain Shishilian. See Destruction of Zou.
Zou (Ch. 807) — named/awakened; face not shown
- Named on-page as “Dogstorm,” the Duke of the Mokomo Dukedom and one of Zou’s two kings — the King of the Day (page 15). Luffy asks “who’s Dogstorm?”
- Awakens from his coma after the catastrophe and asks to meet the saviors who came for his people; the doctors Miyagi and Tristan (with Chopper) rush to treat him (pp. 13–15).
Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 987)
- Among the Mink dukes who led the warriors brought from their kingdom to the open Dome Roof for the full-moon battle. (Page 19)
Wano Country era — on Zou, the deluge (Ch. 1046)
- Shown on Zou as Zunisha bathes: a mink asks “Dogstorm, what is this rain?!” — “It’s Zou!! What a deluge!! May I take some of it?!” (p. 12) — the water being drawn into Raizo’s scroll for the Onigashima rescue. The Zou ↔ Wano bond made tangible. See The Minks And The Kozuki Clan Are Ancient Sworn Brothers.
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last_appearance1026 → 1046.)