Anna
CharacterKnown as Anna the Lonely, this young girl lives in Steel City, a settlement on Jail Island, sharing a household with the brother she adores, Fred, and their aunt Miranda. She is a non-canon character introduced in One Piece: World Seeker, a video game.
Appearance
Anna is a small youngster whose light orange hair is fixed into upward pigtails. Topping her head is a puffy white hat crossed by one red stripe. She wears a red shirt over a white dress, white pants beneath it, and red shoes on her feet.
Personality
Anna's bond with her brother runs deep, and Fred's failure to come home left her distraught, the worry spilling out whenever she spoke of it. Despite her age she stood up for him when their aunt scolded him over working for the Marines, arguing that he had taken the job purely to help the family.
History
The deaths of Anna and Fred's parents came at the hands of pirates, after which their aunt Miranda took the siblings in. Fred labors hard to keep food on their table, and Anna defends him without hesitation, even rounding on her aunt when it comes to that. During World Seeker she waited alongside Miranda and Jeanne, fretting over Fred's whereabouts. Once Luffy tracked him down, Anna pressed her brother and their aunt to stop shouting over the money Fred had made dealing with pirates; he thanked her for the support while admitting that part of the fault was his.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Anna in One Piece?
Anna, known as Anna the Lonely, is a young girl living in Steel City on Jail Island in One Piece: World Seeker. She shares a home with her older brother Fred and their aunt Miranda.
How did Anna's parents die in One Piece: World Seeker?
Anna's parents were killed by pirates, after which her aunt Miranda took Anna and her brother Fred into her home.
What is Anna's relationship with her brother Fred?
Anna's bond with her brother Fred runs deep, and his failure to come home once left her distraught. Despite her age, she stood up for him when their aunt scolded him over working for the Marines, arguing that he only took the job to help the family.
What game does Anna appear in?
Anna is a non-canon character who appears in the video game One Piece: World Seeker.
What does Anna look like in One Piece: World Seeker?
Anna is a small youngster with light orange hair fixed into upward pigtails, topped by a puffy white hat crossed by a red stripe. She wears a red shirt over a white dress, white pants, and red shoes.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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