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Lily Enstomach

Character

Known by the title Lily the Glutton, this anime-exclusive giant surfaced in the Z's Ambition Arc. Daughter of the volcano chef Panz Fry, she crossed the seas in a glass bottle to rescue him and ended up befriending the Straw Hats during the journey.

Devil Fruit: Mini Mini no Mi
Funimation VA: Kara Edwards
Japanese Va: Shizuka Itō
Crew & Affiliations: Straw Hat Pirates
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Appearance

Tanned skin, blue eyes, and long green hair worn in a ponytail mark this giant out. She sports gold hoop earrings and a yellow corset, with a red sash knotted over her yellow shorts. Thigh-highs run up her legs above brown and yellow boots, and once a battle starts she dons a horned Viking helmet. Although she is a giant, her shrunken form counts as her true state thanks to her Devil Fruit, and she can swell back to natural size whenever she pleases.

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Personality

Gluttony defines her, and much like Panz Fry she swipes food from others. Her devotion to her father is immense: she brags constantly about his cooking and was loyal enough to set out for the New World armed with nothing but a glass bottle for transport. She tends to overreact in comic fashion, which balloons her head in the same way Camie face-faults when stunned, and she habitually attaches the suffix -sa to people's names rather than -san. Once the Straw Hats pulled her from drowning, her early hostility toward them softened into genuine friendship, and she formed an especially strong bond with Luffy over their shared love of eating.

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Abilities

As a giant, Lily wields enormous physical power beyond any ordinary human and enjoys a lifespan stretching across centuries. She consumed the Mini Mini no Mi, granting her control over her own size anywhere from five millimeters up to a giant's full height; because she was born a giant, her strength stays constant no matter how small she shrinks. Unlike Blyue, who ate a comparable fruit, she never mastered settling at human size. For a weapon she carries a dinner fork used like a trident, which scales up and down together with her. One of her favored tricks is shrinking down to slip inside an enemy, then expanding to blow them apart, a method she lent to Luffy by growing inside him to make him a temporary giant during the clash with Shuzo. After freeing Panz Fry and surviving Shuzo's repeated assaults, she parted ways with the Straw Hats and headed home, telling Luffy he was the strongest giant she had ever met.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lily Enstomach canon?

Lily Enstomach is not canon; she is an anime-exclusive giant introduced in the Z's Ambition Arc, known by the title Lily the Glutton, and she does not appear in the original One Piece manga.

Is Lily Enstomach a filler character?

Yes, Lily Enstomach is a filler character. She is the daughter of volcano chef Panz Fry and crossed the seas in a glass bottle to rescue him, befriending the Straw Hats along the way in an anime-only story.

What Devil Fruit did Lily Enstomach eat?

Lily Enstomach ate the Mini Mini no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that lets her shrink her body down to five millimeters or grow back to her full giant height at will. Because she was born a giant, her strength does not weaken no matter how small she shrinks.

How did Lily Enstomach help Luffy fight Shuzo?

During the clash with Shuzo, Lily Enstomach shrank down and slipped inside Luffy's body, then expanded to temporarily turn him into a giant. This trick was one of her favorite combat tactics, normally used to blow up enemies from the inside.

Who is Lily Enstomach's father?

Lily Enstomach's father is Panz Fry, a volcano chef whom she set out to rescue by crossing the sea in a glass bottle. Her devotion to him is central to her character, and she constantly brags about his cooking.

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