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Daisy (Non-Canon)

Character

Daisy is the youngest child of the Tearoom Pirates' captain and a small member of his family crew. She debuts in the sixth film, Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island, where her remarkably keen hearing quietly aids the Straw Hats.

Japanese Va: Anzu Nagai
Status: non-canon
First Appearance: Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island
Crew & Affiliations: Tearoom Pirates
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Appearance

Black eyes and long dark hair gathered into a pair of tails mark this small girl. Her wardrobe centers on a peach sailor dress trimmed in white with pink detailing, and a pink scarf sits beneath that trim at her throat. Topping the outfit is a red cap stamped with the Tearoom Pirates' emblem, a piece that visually links her to both her father and her siblings.

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Personality

Early on, Daisy comes across as trusting to a fault, accepting whatever her father tells her without question. That faith proves more knowing than it looks. She later admits she had overheard the bargain her father struck with Chopper, yet she kept believing in his courage and strength regardless. Her devotion to him never genuinely wavers.

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Abilities

The girl's hearing is unusually acute. She greets Luffy by name during their very first meeting, then explains that she had picked up Chopper and the rest of the Straw Hats shouting for him while they were trapped inside Lily Carnation. Across the film she also helps her father find the nerve to stand against the Baron, and after his defeat she confides that her sharp ears come from her late mother, adding that her respect for him never faded. Her gift for detecting distant voices echoes Observation Haki, a connection the movie only hints at. She reappears as a guest at the Pirates Festival in One Piece: Stampede.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Daisy in the One Piece movie Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island?

Daisy is the youngest child of the Tearoom Pirates' captain and a member of his family crew, debuting in the sixth One Piece film, Baron Omatsuri and the Secret Island.

What does Daisy look like?

Daisy is a small girl with black eyes and long dark hair worn in two tails, dressed in a peach sailor dress trimmed in white and pink with a matching scarf, topped by a red cap bearing the Tearoom Pirates' emblem.

What is Daisy's special ability?

Daisy has unusually acute hearing, letting her pick up distant voices, such as when she heard Chopper and the Straw Hats shouting for Luffy while trapped inside Lily Carnation. The film hints that this gift echoes Observation Haki.

How did Daisy help the Straw Hats?

Daisy's sharp hearing let her recognize Luffy by name at their first meeting and alerted her to the Straw Hats' plight. She also helped her father find the courage to stand against Baron Omatsuri.

Does Daisy appear anywhere else in One Piece?

Yes, Daisy reappears as a guest at the Pirates Festival in the film One Piece: Stampede.

Sources & Information

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