
Amanda is a non-canon girl from the second TV Special who hunts for the treasure her late father left behind. The eldest of three siblings, she carries a map to the fortune inked directly onto her own back and crosses paths with the Straw Hats.
Of roughly average height for a child, Amanda has long light brown hair gathered into two tails, brown eyes of a darker shade, and freckles. Her outfit pairs a burgundy top without sleeves and a jacket in orange that is likewise sleeveless. Below she wears trousers in white, and her sandals come in shades of purple and white. Sketched onto her back sits a plain map marking the spot where the treasure her father found on his travels lies hidden.
For the most part Amanda keeps a cheerful disposition. Any mention of adventures or treasure, however, quickly sets her temper off, a reaction rooted in her father walking out on her and her siblings during childhood in his pursuit of riches.
Amanda lost her mother early in life. Throughout her youth, her father set out on grand journeys to gather treasure meant to bring his children joy, a choice that wounded her since all she truly wanted was his company. He came back from one such trip carrying a mortal injury dealt by Bayan. Before passing, he handed a log pose to the younger sister Milia, passed a map-reading tool to the younger brother Holy, and then traced a map onto Amanda's back.
Roughly a month before her encounter with the Straw Hats, Zap captured Amanda along with her siblings. While Maccus and Bonney were hauling cargo, they stumbled onto the children, and Amanda bargained with the pair to reach the island where the treasure lay. The five of them slipped away from Zap aboard a small lifeboat and set course for it.
They eventually drifted onto a deserted island that the Straw Hats were also visiting. Their effort to stay out of sight failed once Zoro spotted them quickly. Revealing themselves, the trio claimed to be a vacationing family, but when Usopp launched into a tale of adventure, Amanda stormed off in fury. The Bayan Pirates then landed and seized both her and Luffy. Zap held her down while Bayan wrung the map from her through his choir's singing. The Straw Hats overcame Zap and Bayan and helped uncover the prize, which proved to be the enormous clam and pearl that formed the very island. The discovery rekindled Amanda's faith in her father. Afterward, Maccus and Bonney offered to take her and her siblings in.

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Amanda is a non-canon character introduced in the second One Piece TV Special, a girl who searches for treasure her late father left behind. She is the eldest of three siblings and crosses paths with the Straw Hat Pirates on a deserted island.
Amanda has a map to her father's hidden treasure inked directly onto her back. He traced the map himself shortly before he died from a mortal injury dealt by Bayan, since it was the only way he could pass on the treasure's location.
Amanda gets upset because her father repeatedly left her and her siblings behind as a child to chase treasure and adventure, and all she truly wanted was for him to stay with them. Usopp's tale of adventure touches this old wound and sends her storming off in anger.
Amanda is the eldest of three siblings, with a younger sister named Milia and a younger brother named Holy. Their father gave each of them a piece of his legacy before dying, a log pose to Milia, a map-reading tool to Holy, and the treasure map tattooed on Amanda's back.
The treasure at the heart of the story turned out to be an enormous clam and pearl that formed the very island the group had washed up on. Discovering it restored Amanda's faith in her father, and afterward Maccus and Bonney offered to take her and her siblings in.
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