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Cosette

Character

Cosette is the head chef of the Germa Kingdom's royal household, serving the Vinsmoke Family. Timid and dutiful, she was savagely beaten by Vinsmoke Niji over a meal, an act that drove Sanji, who had defended and complimented her, into a furious clash with his brother.

Funimation VA: Kimberly Grace
Japanese Va: Masami Suzuki
Birthday: May 2nd
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 839
Crew & Affiliations: Germa Kingdom
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Appearance

Light brown hair worn in a ponytail falls past the shoulders of this young woman, whose dark brown eyes sit above a freckled face. Her uniform is a deep bordeaux chef's top over a white knee-length skirt, completed by black slip-on flats in a ballet style. The design stays the same between the manga and anime.

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Personality

Submissive to a fault, Cosette obeys the Vinsmoke Family even when their orders bring her harm. Mindful of the household's dignity, she tried to stop Sanji from retrieving food off the floor, insisting she would tidy it herself. Praise undoes her composure entirely, leaving her flustered and overjoyed whenever someone compliments her or her dishes.

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History

While Sanji needled Niji over an unfinished meal, the second prince summoned Cosette and blamed her for food he claimed Sanji had spoiled. As she apologized, Niji hurled the plate toward her face, only for Sanji to snatch it from the air, then ate the spilled food off the floor despite her protests and lavished praise on the dish, moving her to grateful tears. Niji aimed a kick at the pair and only halted on Judge's command, the arrested motion still knocking Cosette down. Later that day he beat her brutally and left her unconscious, and Sanji, finding her in that state, frantically called for a doctor, growing all the angrier when he next faced his brother. As head chef she directs the kitchen staff and won Sanji's compliments as a fellow cook, though she has no physical strength to speak of.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Cosette in One Piece?

Cosette, the head chef of the Germa Kingdom's royal household, was blamed by Vinsmoke Niji for spoiled food and nearly had a plate thrown at her face. Sanji intervened to defend her, but Niji later beat her brutally and left her unconscious.

Who does Cosette work for?

Cosette serves as head chef for the Vinsmoke Family within the Germa Kingdom, directing the kitchen staff and preparing meals for the royal household.

What is Cosette's personality like?

Cosette is timid and submissive to a fault, obeying the Vinsmoke Family even when their orders bring her harm. She is easily flustered and overjoyed whenever someone compliments her or her cooking.

How did Sanji defend Cosette?

When Vinsmoke Niji hurled a plate at Cosette's face, Sanji snatched it out of the air, then ate the spilled food off the floor and praised her cooking, which led to a furious clash between the two brothers.

What does Cosette look like?

Cosette has light brown hair worn in a ponytail, dark brown eyes, and a freckled face. She wears a deep bordeaux chef's top over a white knee-length skirt with black ballet-style flats.

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