Lola (Non-Canon)
CharacterA self-serving stage actress tied to the Randolph Theater, this Lola features in the third One Piece TV special. Hungry for fame, she walks out on the troupe and helps frame its leader through fabricated courtroom testimony.
Appearance
Of average height, she has pink hair and drapes herself in a fur coat over a strapless yellow dress marked by a purple pattern running down its center.
Personality
Vanity and selfishness drive her. She cares nothing for those around her, chasing only wealth and stardom, and she is willing to plant evidence and lie under oath to get there.
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History
Shortly before her appearance, she reportedly hid stolen weapons aboard a ship to help the Governor pin a crime on Randolph. While the troupe rehearsed, she swept in to announce her departure, dismissing the company as worn out and mocking how hard they toiled for so little pay, then bid Randolph goodbye. When the Governor charged Randolph with selling stolen arms to pirates, she stepped forward with a false account, claiming the troupe had been forced to assist the illegal dealings under threat of dismissal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to Lola in One Piece?
In One Piece's third TV special, this non-canon Lola abandons the Randolph Theater troupe seeking fame and money, then helps the Governor frame the troupe's leader Randolph by planting stolen weapons and giving false courtroom testimony.
Who is Lola in One Piece's third TV special?
This Lola is a self-serving stage actress tied to the Randolph Theater who appears in One Piece's third TV special. Hungry for fame, she abandons the troupe and helps frame its leader Randolph through fabricated testimony.
Why does Lola leave the Randolph Theater troupe?
Lola leaves the Randolph Theater troupe purely out of ambition, dismissing her fellow actors as worn out and mocking how hard they work for so little pay before walking out to chase wealth and stardom elsewhere.
How does Lola help frame Randolph?
Lola hides stolen weapons aboard a ship to help the Governor pin a crime on Randolph, then gives false courtroom testimony claiming the troupe was forced to help with illegal arms dealing to pirates under threat of dismissal.
What does Lola look like in the One Piece TV special?
Lola is of average height with pink hair, wearing a fur coat over a strapless yellow dress marked by a purple pattern running down its center.
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- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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