Dahlia (Child)
CharacterDahlia is a young Dressrosa girl who features in the video game One Piece Odyssey. Her small side story revolves around a treasured ribbon that once belonged to her mother.
Appearance
Dahlia is a little girl whose brown hair, reaching her shoulders, is gathered into a short ponytail. She dresses in a yellow top layered beneath a pink dress patterned with purple spots.
Personality
She shows a forgiving and understanding nature for her age. Though the keepsake taken from her had once belonged to her mother and meant a great deal to her, she held no grudge against the fairies responsible, recognizing that they guard the island's nature and had not realized the ribbon's importance.
History
In One Piece Odyssey, the Straw Hat Pirates came across Dahlia calling out to the Tontatta fairies in the street. She told them the fairies had carried off a ribbon that was her mother's memento, and the crew reassured her that the little creatures simply had not known its worth, pledging to recover it. When they returned with the ribbon and reminded her it had only been an accident, she thanked them and made clear she bore the fairies no ill will, since they looked after the nature of Dressrosa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dahlia in One Piece Odyssey?
Dahlia is a young girl from Dressrosa who appears in the video game One Piece Odyssey. Her side story centers on a ribbon that belonged to her mother.
What does Dahlia look like in One Piece Odyssey?
Dahlia is a little girl with shoulder length brown hair gathered into a short ponytail. She wears a yellow top layered beneath a pink dress patterned with purple spots.
What happens in Dahlia's side story?
In One Piece Odyssey, the Straw Hat Pirates find Dahlia calling out to the Tontatta fairies after they carried off her late mother's ribbon. The crew recovers the ribbon and returns it to her.
How does Dahlia react to the fairies taking her ribbon?
Dahlia shows a forgiving nature and holds no grudge against the Tontatta fairies, even though the ribbon was a treasured memento from her mother. She recognizes that the fairies simply did not realize the ribbon's importance while caring for Dressrosa's nature.
Where does Dahlia live in One Piece Odyssey?
Dahlia resides on Dressrosa, where the Straw Hat Pirates encounter her searching for her mother's stolen ribbon. She is a non-canon character who appears only in the One Piece Odyssey video game.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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