Dolce
CharacterDolce, nicknamed Gourmet, is a non-canon pirate from the video game Legend of the Rainbow Island. She ranks among the Six Executives of the Drayke Pirates and fights with a pair of pistols.
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Appearance
Dolce is a short young woman whose long purple hair is tied up into a high ponytail. She wears a pink dress and fixes a wolf skull hairpin into her hair.
Personality
Brimming with confidence in her own strength, Dolce carries a morbid edge, growing visibly thrilled at the idea of killing the Straw Hat Pirates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Dolce in One Piece?
Dolce, nicknamed Gourmet, is a non-canon pirate introduced in the video game Legend of the Rainbow Island, ranking among the Six Executives of the Drayke Pirates.
What weapon does Dolce use?
Dolce fights with two pistols, which she wields with considerable skill.
What is Dolce's personality like?
Dolce is confident in her own strength and carries a morbid streak, growing visibly thrilled at the idea of killing the Straw Hat Pirates.
What role did Dolce play in the hunt for the Ryuumonkou?
Dolce, alongside fellow executive Pesca, helped gather herbs for the Ryuumonkou, and she competed in the Miss Festa Contest at Festa Circle, ultimately losing to Vivi.
How did Dolce's story end?
After the Straw Hats defeated her captain Drayke on Rainbow Island, Dolce fled with him and the other executives aboard a small raft.
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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