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Lil is a non-canon child from the anime's Ice Hunter Arc and the youngest member of the Accino Family. Don Accino's second daughter, she weaponizes her innocent looks and a strange plant-control power against Nico Robin.

English Voice: Kara Edwards
Japanese Va: Katsue Miwa
Crew & Affiliations: Accino Family
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Appearance

A young girl with purple hair matching that of her older sister Arbell, Lil keeps a yellow headband bearing the Accino Family's Jolly Roger. Her everyday outfit is a dress split into three pink panels edged in white, worn under a short white coat with a red bow tie. For colder conditions she switches to a fur-trimmed blue coat.

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Personality

Calm and low-energy by nature, Lil rarely shows much exertion and leans hard on her childlike appearance to seem harmless. She took to calling Robin her big sister and openly admitted she disliked Salchow, her sister's husband, resenting how the marriage left Arbell with no time to play with her. Though she helps her family willingly, she knows to stay clear of her father when his temper flares. She also proves extremely ticklish, instantly giving up the location of the Straw Hats' flag the moment Robin tickled her.

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History

Lil surfaced before the Straw Hats alongside Arbell, Salchow, and Hockera. When the crew scattered, she boarded the Thousand Sunny and asked Robin to play, addressing her as big sister and revealing her clan were bounty hunters. She tossed pellets that became flying fish, ferrying Nami and Franky to Lovely Land and bringing Robin to the family base. There she displayed the captives and led Robin toward her father's birthday celebration, though Don Accino's foul mood kept them out. Later, knowing Robin meant to leave once she recovered the flag, Lil lured her into a greenhouse with a lie, then had a flower seize her. Sanji and Usopp found Robin ensnared and tore through the plants until she was freed, and Robin in turn saved Lil from falling ice during the clash between Accino and Luffy, urging her to value her own family. Before the Accino Family's defeat, Lil returned the Jolly Roger by flying fish, and afterward Arbell apologized and pledged to spend more time with her. Her powers let her hurl capsules that release fish-birds and, in plant-rich surroundings, command vegetation, though the source of that ability is never explained.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Lil in One Piece?

Lil is a non-canon child from the anime's Ice Hunter Arc, the youngest member of the Accino Family and Don Accino's second daughter, who uses her innocent looks and a plant-control power against Nico Robin.

What is Lil's role in the Accino Family?

As Don Accino's youngest daughter, Lil helps her family's bounty-hunting schemes while trying to stay clear of her father when his temper flares, and she resents her brother-in-law Salchow for taking up her sister Arbell's time.

What powers does Lil have?

Lil can toss pellets that turn into flying fish for transport, and in plant-rich surroundings she can command vegetation, though the source of that ability is never explained.

How does Lil trick Nico Robin?

Lil lures Nico Robin into a greenhouse with a lie so that a flower can seize her, though Sanji and Usopp tear through the plants to free Robin soon after.

What happens to Lil after the Accino Family's defeat?

After the Accino Family's defeat, Lil returns the crew's Jolly Roger by flying fish, and her sister Arbell apologizes to her and pledges to spend more time together.

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