Cassandra
CharacterCassandra is a non-canon midwife of the Kuja tribe, introduced in the spin-off light novel One Piece novel HEROINES. She makes her home on the women-only island of Amazon Lily and is summoned whenever one of the Kuja goes into labor.
Appearance
Because Cassandra exists only in prose, no visual design has ever been published for her. The novel leaves every detail of her looks to the reader's imagination.
Abilities
Her position as the tribe's midwife points to at least a working grasp of medicine, and she is specifically trained in the art of safely delivering babies.
History
When Dahlia returned to Amazon Lily heavily pregnant and on the brink of giving birth, Cassandra was rushed to her side. She saw the delivery through without trouble, safely bringing Dahlia's newborn daughter into the world.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Cassandra in One Piece?
Cassandra is a non-canon midwife of the Kuja tribe who appears in the spin-off light novel One Piece novel HEROINES.
Where does Cassandra live in One Piece?
Cassandra lives on Amazon Lily, the women-only island that is home to the Kuja tribe.
What does Cassandra do for the Kuja tribe?
Cassandra serves as the tribe's midwife, called upon whenever a Kuja woman goes into labor, and she is specifically trained in safely delivering babies.
What role does Cassandra play in Dahlia's story?
When Dahlia returned to Amazon Lily heavily pregnant and on the brink of giving birth, Cassandra was rushed to her side and safely delivered Dahlia's newborn daughter without trouble.
What does Cassandra look like in One Piece?
Cassandra's appearance has never been illustrated since she exists only in prose, so the novel leaves every detail of her looks to the reader's imagination.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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