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Aisa is a young Shandia girl from Skypiea, born with the rare gift of Observation Haki, known in the sky as Mantra. The daughter of Isa, she once slipped into Upper Yard to gather Vearth, and after the timeskip she sells Cloud Balloons at the Wagomuland theme park.

English Voice: Cherami Leigh
Japanese Voice: Masami Suzuki
Birthday: January 3rd
Age: 9 (debut); 11 (after timeskip)
Height: 140 cm
Status: canon
Gender: Female
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates, Shandia, Wagomuland
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Appearance

Small and youthful, Aisa belongs to the Shandia tribe and goes about in a fur dress with a matching cap, colored yellow with white trim and a green side flap in the manga and browner in the anime. Her brown hair sits short, cropped against Raki's teasing that she should let it grow out to look more ladylike. A tan satchel with yellow buckles hangs at her side. On occasion she instead wears a yellow dress with sandals and a hairclip. The anime keeps her barefoot while the manga gives her sandals. Two years later she has shot up in height, her small wings have widened, and she now ties her longer hair into pigtails beneath a Wagomuland cap, having finally taken Raki's advice.

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Personality

From birth Aisa carried Mantra, an awareness of the lives around her, and the constant sensing of death horrifies her; she will throw herself into danger to stop it, often with no plan at all. She longs to be a capable fighter like the rest of her tribe and once feared Wyper before warming to him. Something of a tomboy, she recoiled at the idea of growing her hair just to look cute. She is closest to Raki, who may be her cousin, and though distant from the wider tribe she still frets over their safety and grieves when she senses them hurt.

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History

Even as an infant she wept whenever brawls erupted in Hidden Cloud Village. During the Skypiea conflict she kept sneaking to Upper Yard for Vearth despite the warnings, and her sensing of silenced voices helped trigger the Shandia assault. After her waver broke and sky sharks attacked, Conis and Pagaya rescued her and brought her to the Straw Hats. Hostile at first, she came to admire them, clinging to Luffy through the chaos aboard the Ark Maxim, guiding him across the ruins, and watching in awe as he toppled Enel and rang the golden bell. She was the only islander to bid the crew a proper farewell as they fled. Later glimpses show her strolling the Vearth with friends, working the Wagomuland park two years on, and reuniting with the others at Skypiea during Vegapunk's broadcast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Aisa in One Piece?

Aisa is a young Shandia girl from Skypiea who was born with the rare gift of Observation Haki, known in the sky as Mantra. She is the daughter of Isa and later sells Cloud Balloons at the Wagomuland theme park.

Does Aisa have Haki?

Yes, Aisa has Observation Haki, called Mantra in the sky, which she was born with, making her one of the youngest known users of the ability.

What is Aisa's connection to Luffy?

During the Skypiea conflict, Aisa clung to Luffy for safety, guided him across the ruins of Upper Yard, and watched in awe as he defeated Enel and rang the golden bell.

What role did Aisa play in the Shandia's fight against Enel?

Aisa repeatedly snuck into Upper Yard to gather Vearth despite the warnings, and her Mantra sensing of silenced voices helped trigger the Shandia's assault against Enel's forces.

What happened to Aisa after the timeskip?

Two years after the Skypiea arc, Aisa has grown taller with wider wings and ties her longer hair into pigtails, working at the Wagomuland theme park where she sells Cloud Balloons.

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