Linaria
CharacterIgniting Linaria captains the Night Butterfly Pirates, a crew sailing under the protection of the Red Hair Pirates. A devoted follower of Shanks since childhood, she carries a reputation as a dangerous arsonist.
Appearance
Linaria is a young woman regarded as beautiful, with long pale hair that falls straight at the roots before curling at the tips, set off by a dark flower tucked into it. She wears lipstick and a captain's coat patterned in vertical stripes.
Personality
Deeply attached to Shanks, Linaria is grateful for the safety his flag provides her crew, a loyalty born from the childhood day he saved her life. That devotion does not stop her from exploiting his name to dodge a bill, and her trademark line is to tell vendors to put it on Shanks' tab. She is also described as a perilous arsonist, a detail that hints at a mentally unstable streak.
Abilities
By New World standards Linaria and her crew rank as fairly weak, leaning, like the other subordinate crews, on the shelter of Shanks's protection. Her epithet suggests she can turn fire into a weapon, and she is treated as dangerous enough to have built a notorious name around it. As a child her life was saved by Shanks, and her idolization of him eventually led her to become a pirate. During the Egghead Arc she was among the many subordinate captains who embraced Shanks as he headed to the Red Force to face the Kid Pirates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Linaria in One Piece?
Linaria, known as Igniting Linaria, captains the Night Butterfly Pirates, a crew that sails under the protection of the Red Hair Pirates. She has been a devoted follower of Shanks since childhood and carries a reputation as a dangerous arsonist.
What is Linaria's epithet?
Linaria's epithet is Igniting Linaria, a nickname that reflects her reputation as a dangerous arsonist and hints at fire-based abilities.
What crew does Linaria lead?
Linaria captains the Night Butterfly Pirates, a crew that sails under the protection of the Red Hair Pirates.
Why is Linaria loyal to Shanks?
Linaria has been devoted to Shanks since childhood, when he saved her life. That gratitude later led her to idolize him and eventually become a pirate herself.
How strong is Linaria compared to other New World pirates?
By New World standards, Linaria and her crew are considered fairly weak, relying like other subordinate crews on the protection of Shanks's name and flag rather than their own combat strength.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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