
The young princess of Silver Arrow Island, Atoli stars in the non-canon game Legend of the Rainbow Island. Descended from Rainbow Island's royal line, she carries one of three emblems needed to unlock the Rainbow Eye and journeys at the side of Dias and the Straw Hat Pirates.
Atoli is a small girl with a rounded face, big eyes, and a broad grin. Her purple hair is cropped short, and she wears a hooded yellow zip-up dress with short black sleeves, paired with black shorts and orange shoes. A yellow hat banded in purple and dotted with gold sits atop her head, and a bracelet circles each arm.
Wise beyond her years, Atoli holds a wealth of knowledge about Rainbow Island and the meaning behind Dias' pendant. For all that poise, the memory of the Drayke Pirates storming her home and tearing her from the family she loves leaves her genuinely afraid of them.

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When the Drayke Pirates overran Silver Arrow Island, Atoli was taken and split from her father, then carried off to Loguetown before slipping free of her pursuers Garride and Kaabo. Cornered once more, she was rescued by the boy Dias, and the two found that her emblem and his locked together flawlessly, revealing his to be the Fisherman's Emblem. After driving the pirates from his home, they fled to the execution platform and fell in with the Straw Hat Pirates, escaping Loguetown together as both children chose to join the crew.
Their voyage carried them through Reverse Mountain to Laboon, where Drayke's fish-men agents tried to snatch the emblems, and onward to the desert island, where the Baroque Works pair Mr. 9 and Miss Wednesday, the disguised Vivi, plotted to abduct the children. With Zoro's help the scheme fell apart, and after further skirmishes the group secured an Eternal Pose to Silver Arrow Island from Miss All-Sunday. Arriving home, Atoli learned the islanders had scattered and her father had vanished.
Betrayed by the disguised pirate Pesca, Atoli was abducted and delivered to Drayke aboard his ship. She bargained to spare Dias in trade for his emblem, but Drayke voided the deal and held her captive, demanding she recite the sacred Scripture. He eventually fused the three emblems and beat Dias until she gave in. The Straw Hats stormed in before Dias could be killed, and Drayke fled to seize the Rainbow Eye, only to be possessed by the vengeful Rainbow King. Atoli and Dias chased him to the dunes, where the crew shattered the possession. When the freed Rainbow Eye offered to crown Dias its next king, he refused, and the Straw Hats hurled the relic into the ocean so its knowledge could never be misused. Atoli then returned home to Silver Arrow Island, with Dias choosing to remain at her side.
Atoli is the young princess of Silver Arrow Island who appears in the non-canon game Legend of the Rainbow Island, carrying one of three emblems needed to unlock the Rainbow Eye.
Atoli appears in the non-canon One Piece video game Legend of the Rainbow Island.
Atoli is descended from Rainbow Island's royal family and carries one of the three emblems that, combined, can unlock the Rainbow Eye.
Atoli was rescued from her pursuers by the boy Dias after the Drayke Pirates overran Silver Arrow Island and separated her from her family.
After the Straw Hats broke Drayke's possession by the Rainbow King and threw the Rainbow Eye into the ocean, Atoli returned home to Silver Arrow Island, with Dias choosing to stay by her side.
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