Thanks! Requests in order from Son of Whitebeard, Zantetsuken Reverse, and Lew-chan!
"Not again," Usopp muttered, looking around. Raising his voice, he called, "Guys, watch your step! I can't find Chopper!"
The others began to help him look. After a while Robin called them to the men's quarters—she'd found Chopper under the dresser using her power.
Everyone crowded around the dresser and peered underneath it. They could just make out their tiny doctor in the shadows.
"You okay?" Luffy whispered. "Chopper?"
Chopper crawled towards them. As it turned out, he was tangled up in dust bunnies and cobwebs.
"Help," he said, coughing.
Nami untangled him and scowled at the male crewmembers. "You guys need to clean in here more often."
Luffy and Usopp ran away at the mere mention of a chore.
Nami brought Chopper to the kitchen, set him on the counter, told him to wait, and left. She returned soon with an old toothbrush.
"I don't need my teeth brushed," Chopper protested.
"This is for your bath," Nami said. "You're all dirty after that dust."
She rinsed the toothbrush, put a dab of soap on it, and started running it over the tiny doctor gently. He twisted his body around.
"It tickles," he said, giggling.
"Hold still," Nami muttered.
"Not again!"
Zoro glanced up from his workout as Usopp wandered by, muttering to himself. "Did you lose Chopper again?"
"No . . . okay, yes."
"Where'd you last see him?"
"He was in my pocket. Guess he fell out," Usopp mumbled.
Zoro sighed. "It's this kind of stuff that caused that huge mess in the forest, y'know."
"You didn't help by digging that huge hole!" Usopp yelled.
"Whatever. Where did you lose him?"
"The kitchen, but I couldn't find him, so I thought he might've gone out here."
Zoro and Usopp went back to the kitchen on Zoro's suggestion and started looking all around small nooks and crannies where Chopper might be.
"HELP!"
They looked around at the tiny shout. Zoro spotted something and went over to the stove, Usopp close behind.
It turned out that Chopper was stuck between the stove-oven appliance and the wall.
"Help," he whimpered. "I'm stuck."
"Okay, try to pull out," Zoro said. He gently took Chopper between his fingers. "Usopp, pull out the stove."
Usopp got a grip on the appliance and yanked. Stumbling backwards, he managed to pull it out about an inch, freeing Chopper.
"How did you not see him before?" Zoro demanded, holding Chopper gently in his hands.
"Good question," Usopp mumbled. "I'm sorry, Chopper."
Chopper sighed. "I can't wait 'til tomorrow . . ."