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Kinderella

Character

Kinderella, also called Miss Universe, is the wife of Wapol and queen of the Evil Black Drum Kingdom. A shallow, money-driven woman, she rose to royalty after Wapol's toy company earned him a throne, and she later attends the Levely at Mary Geoise.

Japanese Va: Yukiyo Fujii
Birthday: January 20
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 261
Crew & Affiliations: Evil Black Drum Kingdom

Occupations

Miss UniverseQueen of the Evil Black Drum Kingdom
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Appearance

Tall and slim with purple hair, Kinderella is regarded by onlookers as a beauty, and her mouth tends to hang open. Flowing purple gowns made up her usual wardrobe before her coronation. Once she became queen, she layered on a dark cape fitted with bat wings at the shoulders, a hood styled after a crow, pale full-length gloves, and a mask over her eyes.

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Personality

Kinderella delights in hearing Wapol hurl insults at others, cackling along with his cruelty in a way that marks her as just as rude as her husband. Her affection for him is hollow, rooted entirely in his wealth, which makes her a textbook gold digger. She has a habit of tacking the word universe onto the ends of her sentences, and her distinctive laugh, rendered as Tama-no-Koshi koshi koshi, plays directly on a Japanese phrase about marrying into money.

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History

After Wapol struck it rich in the toy business and launched his own corporation, Kinderella married him and the two settled into a lavish lifestyle. Two years on, the World Nobles rewarded the company's runaway success by handing the couple the Evil Black Drum Kingdom, making Wapol its king and Kinderella its queen, which also grants her the right to attend the Levely. When the gathering approached, she traveled with Wapol to Mary Geoise and laughed as he taunted Vivi until Dalton chased him off. Later, on the fourth day, she spotted a frightened Wapol fleeing and saw Vivi asking to come along with him, leading her to jump to the conclusion that her husband was being unfaithful.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kinderella in One Piece?

Kinderella, also called Miss Universe, is the wife of Wapol and queen of the Evil Black Drum Kingdom. She rose to royalty after Wapol's toy company earned the couple a throne from the World Nobles.

Does Kinderella truly love Wapol?

No, Kinderella's affection for Wapol is hollow and rooted entirely in his wealth, making her a textbook gold digger. She delights in hearing him insult others and laughs along with his cruelty.

Who is Wapol's wife in One Piece?

Wapol's wife is Kinderella, who became queen of the Evil Black Drum Kingdom alongside him and accompanies him to gatherings like the Levely.

Why is Wapol with Vivi at the Levely?

Kinderella saw a frightened Wapol fleeing while Vivi asked to come along with him, which led Kinderella to jump to the conclusion that her husband was being unfaithful. Nothing beyond that moment is shown between Wapol and Vivi.

How did Kinderella become queen of the Evil Black Drum Kingdom?

After Wapol's toy company became a runaway success, the World Nobles rewarded the couple two years later by handing them the Evil Black Drum Kingdom, making Wapol its king and Kinderella its queen.

Sources & Information

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