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Plue
Happy Plue
Kanji

プルー

Rōmaji

Purū

Alias

Rave's Bearer
Shabutarō

Characteristic
Race

Snowman/Dog

Gender

Male Male

Age

51 (0066) 52 (0067) 53 (0068) 54 (0069)

Height

40cm (When standing)

Weight

2.6kg

Birthday

Unknown

Hair Color

White

Eye Color

Black

Blood Type

Unknown

Professional Status
Likes

Candy
Sleeping and eating

Dislikes

Being hungry

Birthplace

Symphonia

Partner(s)

Haru Glory

Previous Partner(s)

Shiba Roses

Personal Status
Status

Active

Relative(s)

Resha Valentine (Former owner)
Shiba (Former owner)
Haru Glory (Owner)

Special Skills
Weapons

Nose/Horn

Manga Debut

Chapter 1

Anime Debut

Episode 1

Portrayal
Japanese Voice

Yukiji

English Voice

Mona Marshall

Image Gallery

Plue is the bearer of the Rave Stone, as well as a companion to the Rave Warriors.

Appearance[]

Plue is a stout, white creature, reminiscent of a snowman, that only comes up to three feet in height. He has a rounded head that is a tad too big for his body, with a horn for a nose that strongly resembles a carrot. Additionally, Plue also has some resemblance to a canine with his monosyllabic pattern of speech, and occasional tendency to walk on all fours.

When he is hungry, Plue's nose would deflate.[1] Similarly, when overheated, his whole body wrinkles, and eventually decompresses entirely. Despite its tendency to shrivel under several circumstances, Plue's nose is incredibly hard, enough to pierce through objects of varying hardness, from human flesh[2] to Dark Brings.

Personality[]

Plue's love for lollipops

Plue's first time eating lollipops

Plue has strong affections for lollipops. The only word he is capable of saying is "puun", which Griffon Kato seems to be able to understand. He gets easily sidetracked by trivial things, often chasing after peculiar insects and butterflies[3], or falling asleep at random moments.[4] Despite his small size and overall fragility, Plue does not back away from a fight. He would aid in battle by throwing stones, or giving his enemies lollipops. He is also extremely loyal to his friends, to the point where he willingly sacrifices himself to protect Shiba Roses from the Overdrive.[5] Plue, however, cries very easily.

History[]

Plue washed ashore

Plue is washed ashore on a remote island.

Plue was born in the Kingdom of Symphonia, and had been a very close companion to Resha Valentine. He joined Shiba in the war against the Dark Bring, after Resha's presumed death.[6] When the Overdrive ensued, Plue took the brunt of the explosion in order to save Shiba. This, however, did not kill him, but the impact of the Overdrive had caused the Rave Stone to shatter into pieces, sending Plue flying as well.[7]

Upon being thrown to and washed ashore in some remote island, Plue desperately attempted to cross the ocean despite his inability to swim. Exhausted, he is eventually found by Griffon Kato, who interrogated Plue on whether or not the latter is a member of the Pudding Army, the islanders' arch nemeses.[8] To Griff's astonishment, Plue's nose deflated, which he later discovered to be because of hunger. He offers Plue a lollipop (the latter's first time eating such treat), and is enthralled upon Plue's enthusiastic consumption of the sweet. Plue is moved to tears over the scrumptious treat.[9]

Griffon and Plue meet

Plue and Griffon meet for the first time.

Having taken a liking to Plue, Griffon (apparently addressed as "General" in the island) invited the latter to join his forces in their war against the Pudding Army. There, Plue met the peculiar creatures Mikan, Risa, and Teppei.[10] Griffon's attempts at intimidating Plue are put to naught when Plue began chasing after a butterfly. As they wind up into a cliff, overlooking the sea, Plue explained his reason for attempting to cross the ocean, just as Risa announced the Pudding Army's attack on the island. [11]

Plue stops a ship

Plue single-handedly stopped Pudding Army's ship.

The island's little troupe of defenders fended off against the Pudding Army, with Plue being the designated Mercenary Captain.[12] They were initially overpowered, and upon seeing Griff crying in helplessness, Plue jetted off with the island's only boat, crashed against the waves, and flew straight towards the Pudding Army's ship, only to stop a few feet short from landing on deck.[13] Falling instead beneath the ship, Plue pressed his nose against the hull, and single-handedly stopped the ship from advancing (in reality, the ship had hit by a huge rock beneath the surface of the ocean). The impact of the Pudding Army's ship forcing itself against Plue (the rock) had caused it to explode.[14] Griffon and his troupe mistook Plue to be killed in the explosion, and revered his apparent sacrifice (addressing him as Master Plue since then). Plue, on the other hand, was blown away once again, landing on a Pudding Army lifeboat (conveniently stocked with food), and drifting onto the oceans until Haru chances upon him, a good year later.[15]

Synopsis[]

Intro arc[]

Haru meets plue

Haru catches a "fish".

Plue is accidentally caught by Haru Glory while the lad is fishing. Haru delivers Plue to his sister, Cattleya, who describes Plue as a "dog" because of his four legs, and monosyllabic pattern of speech.[16] Haru grows fonder of Plue after the latter eats the sweets in Haru's room. Upon seeing Plue (now addressed by Haru as "Shabutarou"), Gemma breaks out in laughter. While the two discuss serious matters over Haru's family, Plue naps outside.[17]

After a series of events in which Haru meets an old man named Shiba, and even engaged in a little brawl, Plue meets with Haru once more in the forest. Shiba is surprised to see him, and reveals that he had been searching for Plue, an old friend of his, for 50 years. When Shiba asks to have Plue back, Haru refuses, and the old man recounts their story.[18] As Shiba explains his need to destroy the Dark Bring with the Rave, he reveals that the only one capable of locating the holy stones is Plue, the Rave Bearer.[19]

Later on, Plue watches an unconscious Shiba together with the Glory kids. When Haru does not heed Cattleya attention, the latter uses Plue as a weapon, and stabs her brother with Plue's nose.[20] After Feber attacks the Glory residence, Plue heads back inside to Shiba, sits on him, and rapidly shakes his head, creating enough friction to produce a thin line of smoke. Seeing however, that Shiba remains unconscious, Plue heads away.[21] Later on, as Haru engages Feber in a fight, Plue offers the Rave Stone to the former's assistance.[22]

Plue's horn is buried

Plue's horn is buried.

Plue is conflicted when Haru refuses to become the next Rave Master, and when Shiba calls for him, he follows his former master.[23] Despite this, he eventually returns to Haru's side, and stops Gemma's bleeding. He motions for Haru to follow him afterwards, and leads the latter to the coast of Garage Island, where Shuda has brutally defeated Shiba. To prevent Shuda from acquiring the Rave through the Ten Commandments, Haru uses Plue as a projectile. He barely misses Shuda's bicep, and instead hits the wooden pole behind Shuda, bearing the sign of Garage Coast. His horn punctures the wood to such degree that Plue could not remove it, leading him to tears.[24][25] Eventually, he manages to free himself, breaking the beam in the process. This leads to the sign toppling over entirely, effectively distracting Shuda.[26]

Plue by the sunset

Plue by the seashore.

Later that day, Plue watches the sunset by the coast of Garage Island. Cradling the destroyed Ten Commandments in one hand, his dedication to protecting the Rave amazes Haru, leading the lad to ponder about his own course of actions. At this, Plue heads for the ocean, despite not being able to swim. He is saved by Haru, whom he ignores as he promptly gathers several logs to put together a raft. His actions spoke volumes to Haru, and Plue is pleasantly surprised when Haru helps him finish his raft.[27] He joins Haru as the latter bids his farewell, and finally journeys on as the second Rave Master.[28]

lance arc[]

dencing trunder arc[]

shuda arc[]

mystery of elie arc[]

tower of din arc[]

symphonia arc[]

mermaid peril arc[]

star vestige arc[]

mildian arc[]

ribeyla arc[]

Blue Guardians arc[]

Truth Of Elie arc[]

The Final Battle arc[]

Powers and Abilities[]

Rave Stone Detection:Plue has the unique ability to detect the Rave Stones, being able to tell the exact direction in which they can be found (though he is unable to determine the distance). In addition, he only indicates the exact direction that the stones are located, ignoring obstacles, and as such may not be depended on to determine the quickest route in certain situations.

Indestructable Horn/Nose:Throughout the series Plue's horn/nose has been proven to be extremely hard, having never been damaged (or even scratched) despite the fact that it has repeatedly collided with various durable substances at great speeds. Furthermore his horn/nose possesses the ability to destroy Dark Brings, which may be used to deprive some opponents of their primary methods of combat. However, he is unable to destroy Mother Dark Brings due to their much more powerful nature. Nevertheless, his horn/nose is a great asset in battle, and he is commonly used as a projectile by Elie, which (despite the comical nature of the attack) has proven to be quite effective in battle.

Equipment[]

Rave of Combat While in possession of the Rave of Combat, Plue gains several additional abilities that make him an even greater asset in battle (though he only demonstrates the use of these abilities during the battle against King).

  • Giant Form: The Rave of Combat allows Plue to increase his size to gigantic proportions. This gives him great physical strength and durability, being able to force the incredibly powerful King to defend himself from one of his attacks.
  • Forcefield Projection: While using the Rave of Combat, Plue gains the ability to project forcefields. These are powerful enough to block numerous attacks from the incredibly powerful King, without showing any signs of weakening.

Appearances in Other Media[]

Fairy Tail[]

A character based on Plue appears in Hiro Mashima's work; Fairy Tail as a Celestial Spirit of Lucy's, his race is that of a Nikora of the Canis Minor constellation.

In chapter 71 of Fairy Tail, Happy pulls a prank on Lucy by speaking as if he were Lucy's Plue. He says that he is a servant of a great hero with a sacred stone, referring to Haru.

Monster Soul[]

Another series by Hiro Mashima, Plue is a popular plush doll, Touran was hoping her birthday gift from Aki is a Plue doll, but is upset when Aki had accidently bought a the wrong doll he had mistaken for Plue.

HERO'S[]

Plue appears in the crossover between Rave, Fairy Tail and Edens Zero, he accompanies Haru and the Rave Warriors to True Island to destroy the Dark Bring; Oasis. Plue and Haru are separated from the main group when they bump into Natsu, Happy and Shiki. Natsu fights Haru over Plue thinking it was Lucy's Celestial Spirits, Shiki then brought up that there are a whole race of Plues in working at restaurant, Haru then comments that Plue is just full of mysteries.

As Haru, Natsu and Shiki face off against Genesis, Plue is then used to destroy the Oasis; Dark Bring with Elie, Lucy and Rebecca channelling their Magic/Ether energies to Plue to increase the effect to the giant island sized Dark Bring.

Omake[]

Fairy Tail x Rave[]

Plue, along with Griff, comes into sight when Elie is talking to a young Celestial Spirit Mage named Lucy. Sequentially, both of the girls call it by its name, earning a moment of confusion as the two make eye-to-eye contact. Elie lowers to the ground only to place Plue in her arms and naively state that Plue belongs to her. Moments later, Plue watches as Lucy comments on Elie having named her Celestial Spirit Nikora the same name as hers; Plue. Afterwards, Plue is raised from the ground and hears Elie call Happy, an Exceed accompanying Lucy, a bug, despite being told that he is a cat. Plue smiles and extends its arms out in joy as Elie admits to Lucy that she loves casinos. Suddenly, a loud noise is heard from the Edel Lake Casino. Plue and the others head towards that casino. Reaching the casino, Plue watches as Erza beats both Haru and Natsu to a pulp with a smile on its face. At night time, Plue and its friends continue traveling on a carriage in search of Elie's memories.

Other Series[]

Pastel[]

In chapter 39 of Pastel, Mugi gives Yuu a Plue doll as a birthday gift.

Air Gear[]

In chapter 22 of Air Gear, Ikki pretends to be Plue, even growing the nose.

Trivia[]

  • Hiro Mashima had though of Plue's character back when he was doodling in middle school, but never thought he would appear in his manga.
  • Hiro Mashima doesn't remember if he modelled Plue after a dog or what, so he's kind of mysterious.
  • When asked why Plue is always shaking, Mashima responded that it was a secret.
  • Albeit typically addressed as a "he", Plue's exact gender is unknown. He initially danced to the spell casted by Rosa's dance-inducing mysterious ability, which forces any males to dance uncontrollably, only to later on reveal that "he" was not being controlled at all.
  • Plue's character is featured in several of Hiro Mashima's other work:

References[]

  1. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 5, page 7
  2. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 2, page 3
  3. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, page 12
  4. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 5, page 21
  5. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, page 46
  6. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, pages 41 - 42
  7. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, page 46
  8. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 3 - 6
  9. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 7 - 9
  10. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 9 - 10
  11. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 12 - 13
  12. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, page 15
  13. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 16 - 19
  14. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, pages 20 - 23
  15. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 47.1, page 25
  16. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, pages 9 - 12
  17. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, pages 15 - 18
  18. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, pages 35 - 39
  19. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 1, page 49
  20. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 2, page 4
  21. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 2, pages 25 - 27
  22. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 2, page 29
  23. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 2, page 45
  24. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 3, pages 8 - 11
  25. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 3, page 16
  26. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 3, pages 17 - 18
  27. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 4, pages 10 - 17
  28. Rave Master Manga: Chapter 4, pages 22 - 24

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