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Elizabeth

Character

Elizabeth is a water lizard kept as a pet and mount by Myskina Olga, appearing in the One Piece television special Heart of Gold. Able to dash across the sea's surface, she becomes Olga's means of escape and a steady companion through the adventure.

English Voice: Leah Clark
Japanese Voice: Ai Maeda
First Appearance (Anime): Heart of Gold
Crew & Affiliations: Myskina Olga, Legendary Alchemi Research Lab
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Appearance

Standing taller than a typical person, Elizabeth is a green, spotted lizard that moves about on two legs. A long neck and tail balance her short arms, which look stubby against her sizable legs, and a saddle is strapped around her middle.

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Personality

Devoted to Olga, the lizard answers her owner's call without hesitation and stays close at her side. She is built for travel as well, sprinting over open water and showing notable stamina, pressing on even after Olga had weakened from hunger.

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History

Elizabeth came into play when Mad Treasure and his crew raided a Marine convoy to seize the prisoner Myskina Olga. Olga summoned the lizard and fled across the ocean astride her, the long ride eventually bringing them to the Thousand Sunny, where the Straw Hats took them aboard. After Mad Treasure's assault knocked Olga's ring into the sea, the creature Bonbori surfaced and swallowed both ships. When Naomi Drunk later blasted Luffy into the water, Olga rode Elizabeth out to save him, and the trio tumbled into Bonbori's throat, landing on an island within its first stomach. Mad Treasure captured the pair and carried them toward Alchemi for the Pure Gold, though Elizabeth stayed outside the temple. Sanji eventually rode her back to Olga and the crew as they planned their escape. Once free of Bonbori, Elizabeth disembarked on an island alongside Olga, Myskina Acier, and a fellow water lizard named Chavez, where they settled into their lives.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Elizabeth in One Piece?

Elizabeth is a water lizard kept as a pet and mount by Myskina Olga in the One Piece television special Heart of Gold, known for dashing across the surface of the sea.

What is Elizabeth's role in Heart of Gold?

Elizabeth serves as Myskina Olga's means of escape, carrying her across the ocean and eventually helping bring her to the Straw Hats' ship, the Thousand Sunny.

What does Elizabeth look like in One Piece?

Elizabeth is a green, spotted lizard taller than a typical person, moving on two legs with a long neck and tail, short stubby arms, and a saddle strapped around her middle.

Who did Elizabeth help rescue in Heart of Gold?

Myskina Olga rode Elizabeth out to save Luffy after he was blasted into the water by Naomi Drunk, though the trio ended up swallowed into the creature Bonbori's first stomach.

Where did Elizabeth end up after Heart of Gold?

After escaping the creature Bonbori, Elizabeth settled on an island alongside Myskina Olga, Myskina Acier, and a fellow water lizard named Chavez.

Sources & Information

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