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Hailing from the North Blue, Lily sailed under Bellamy. She holds the distinction of being the sole lower-ranking member of his crew ever named in the story, first appearing beside Sarquiss on Jaya and staying through most of the gang's exploits there.

Funimation VA: Trina Nishimura
Japanese Va: Yuko Sumitomo
Status: Alive
Crew & Affiliations: Bellamy Pirates
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Appearance

A blonde with an air of self-assurance, Lily wraps a red bandana over her head, hides her eyes behind sunglasses, and wears a white top cut low to bare her cleavage. Curvy and well-developed in build, she usually sports a proud, faintly smug smile. Down from her arms hang sleeves of blue fur, an odd accent that sits awkwardly against everything else she has on.

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Personality

The same brash conceit shared by the rest of Bellamy's bunch ran through Lily as well. Her most memorable moment came when she cautioned Sarquiss against throwing cash at Luffy, Zoro, and Nami, looking down on the three as unworthy and treating them with disdain. When Sarquiss offered to purchase Nami away from the Straw Hat Pirates and she refused him, Lily and her crewmate Mani swapped looks of disbelief.

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History

Lily was at Sarquiss's side as the crew set out from their Jaya villa. She turned up again in the bar while Luffy and Zoro were being pummeled, urging Bellamy not to bother himself with the pair, whom she wrote off as weaklings. Once the Bellamy Pirates had robbed Mont Blanc Cricket of his gold, she was present in the bar when Jobo charged in to report the high bounties on the two pirates' heads.

During the Long Ring Long Land period, she looked on as Donquixote Doflamingo used his power to force Bellamy and Sarquiss into beating each other, punishment for shaming his flag. Afterward the crew journeyed to a Sky Island of their own and came away with a golden pillar, which Bellamy handed Doflamingo to regain his favor before surrendering his captaincy and entering the Donquixote Pirates. The fate of Lily, along with everyone else aboard, is never disclosed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Lily in One Piece?

After the Bellamy Pirates hand over a golden pillar to Donquixote Doflamingo and Bellamy joins the Donquixote Pirates, Lily's fate along with the rest of the crew is never disclosed.

Who is Lily in One Piece?

Lily is a North Blue pirate who sails under Bellamy and stands as the sole lower-ranking member of his crew ever named in the story.

What is Lily's role in the Bellamy Pirates?

Lily appears alongside Sarquiss throughout the crew's exploits on Jaya, sharing the same brash conceit as the rest of Bellamy's pirates.

What does Lily think of the Straw Hat Pirates?

Lily looks down on Luffy, Zoro, and Nami as unworthy, cautioning Sarquiss against wasting money on them and reacting with disbelief when Nami refuses Sarquiss's offer to buy her away from the crew.

What does Lily look like?

Lily is a curvy blonde who wraps a red bandana over her head, hides her eyes behind sunglasses, wears a low-cut white top, and sports unusual blue fur sleeves.

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Looking for more on Lily? The One Piece Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.

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