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Fillonce

Character

Fillonce is an amethyst anthias mermaid and a dancer at the Mermaid Cafe on Fish-Man Island. Friendly and curious, she greets the Straw Hat Pirates at Mermaid Cove and becomes one of Caribou's first kidnapping victims before performing at the crew's farewell banquet.

English Voice: Janelle Lutz
Status: Alive
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Appearance

Fillonce is a mermaid whose tail shades from clear blue to nearly white and is dotted with clusters of small white markings. Like Camie she has full, prominent lips, and her pink, somewhat frizzy hair fans out wide with bangs that curl toward the right. A red bikini top covers her, its straps crossing at the cleavage, threading through a ring, and looping around her neck.

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Personality

In keeping with the other mermaids, Fillonce is warm, gentle, caring, and clearly fond of fun, and she takes a liking to Sanji much as her friends do. She also shares Ishilly's inquisitive streak, eager to discover what lay hidden inside Caribou's sealed barrel.

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History

Fillonce first appeared at Mermaid Cove alongside her friends, welcoming the Straw Hats as Camie led the crew in for a visit and helping conceal them from the three princes. Later she, Ishilly, and another mermaid found a tightly sealed barrel and pried it open out of curiosity, only for Caribou to burst out and seize all three with his Numa Numa no Mi, making them the first captives in his mermaid-selling scheme. The other mermaids never linked the barrel to her disappearance, and the islanders mistakenly pinned the abductions on the Straw Hats.

Once the battle with the New Fish-Man Pirates was over, the kidnapped mermaids were recovered in Ryugu Palace, and that evening Fillonce danced among the Mermaid Cafe performers at the banquet honoring the crew, later waving the Straw Hats off as they set out for the New World. As a mermaid she can breathe and swim swiftly underwater, outpacing the Flying Fish Riders' mounts, though she is helpless once on land.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the pink girl in One Piece?

Fillonce is a mermaid known for her pink, frizzy hair who works as a dancer at the Mermaid Cafe on Fish-Man Island. She is one of the friendly mermaids who greets the Straw Hat Pirates at Mermaid Cove.

What does Fillonce look like?

Fillonce has a tail that shades from clear blue to nearly white with clusters of small white markings, along with full lips and pink, somewhat frizzy hair that fans out with bangs curling to the right. She wears a red bikini top with straps that cross at the cleavage and loop around her neck.

How did Fillonce get kidnapped by Caribou?

Fillonce and two other mermaids found a tightly sealed barrel and pried it open out of curiosity, only for Caribou to burst out and capture all three with his Numa Numa no Mi. This made Fillonce one of the first victims in his mermaid-selling scheme.

What happened to Fillonce after the battle with the New Fish-Man Pirates?

Once the fighting ended, Fillonce and the other kidnapped mermaids were recovered at Ryugu Palace. That evening she danced among the Mermaid Cafe performers at the banquet honoring the Straw Hat Pirates and later waved them off as they departed for the New World.

Can Fillonce breathe and swim underwater?

As a mermaid, Fillonce can breathe and swim swiftly underwater, fast enough to outpace the Flying Fish Riders' mounts, though she is helpless once on land.

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