Lina is a non-canon child who appears in the anime's Spa Island Arc. The younger sister of Sayo, she joins the search for the secret behind their father's gem-making research.
Lina is a small girl with light brown hair and matching eyes. She wears a yellow dress decorated at its center with a green four-leaf clover.
Lina carried a streak of hope, yet it never stretched far enough for her to believe in her father's research. Convinced he had walked out on the family, she dismissed everything he had told them as untrue.
Together with her sister Sayo and Nukky, Lina worked through their father's log in pursuit of the secret to creating gems. Believing herself abandoned, she had written off his words as lies. Over the course of events she came to learn that her father had never deserted her and Sayo after all.

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No, Lina is not a villain; she is a non-canon child character introduced in the anime's Spa Island Arc who searches for the truth behind her father's gem-making research alongside her older sister.
Lina's older sister is Sayo, and the two work together with their associate Nukky to uncover the secret of their father's gem-making research.
Lina is depicted as a small girl with light brown hair and matching eyes, wearing a yellow dress decorated with a green four-leaf clover at its center.
Lina believed her father had walked out on the family, so she dismissed everything he had told them as untrue. She later learned over the course of events that he had never actually deserted her and Sayo.
Lina appears in the non-canon Spa Island Arc of the One Piece anime, first appearing in Episode 382.
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