The Goldfish Princess is the royal heir of the Goldfish Empire who appears within the cover series Hatchan's Sea-Floor Stroll. After Hatchan recovers a treasured ring she had lost, she rewards him with a golden trident.
The princess takes the form of a pink goldfish patterned with red heart-shaped scales and a pair of green eyes. Atop her head sits a gold crown set with three green jewels, while a gold ring holding a purple jewel rests on her left fin, and she wears red lipstick. Her sole colored depiction appears within One Piece: Ocean's Dream!, a video game.
She held a strong sentimental bond with her ring, and her gratitude ran deep once Hatchan brought it back to her. As thanks for the recovery, she presented him with a golden trident.

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The Goldfish Princess is the royal heir of the Goldfish Empire who appears in the cover series Hatchan's Sea-Floor Stroll. She rewards Hatchan with a golden trident after he recovers a ring she had lost.
The Goldfish Princess takes the form of a pink goldfish with red heart shaped scales and green eyes. She wears a gold crown set with three green jewels and a gold ring holding a purple jewel on her left fin.
The Goldfish Princess had lost a ring she treasured deeply, and when Hatchan located and returned it to her, she repaid his kindness with a golden trident as thanks.
The Goldfish Princess is the princess of the Goldfish Empire, an underwater realm featured in the cover story that follows Hatchan's stroll along the sea floor.
The Goldfish Princess first appeared in the cover art of Chapter 189, as part of the recurring cover series following Hatchan.
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