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Maria is a Dressrosa resident and the mother of Antonio, introduced in the anime special Episode of Sabo. Her husband was secretly transformed into a toy by Sugar, erasing him from the memories of both her and their son.

Funimation VA: Emily Hornsby
Status: Alive
First Appearance (Anime): Episode of Sabo
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Appearance

Maria is a light-skinned woman whose blonde hair falls to her shoulders. A pink dress completes her look.

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Personality

A fiercely protective mother is the trait she shows most plainly. The instant her son Antonio cried out that something was hurting him, she yanked the offending toy robot aside and rushed to soothe him.

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History

Years earlier she married and had Antonio, but her husband was eventually changed into a toy, after which both she and her son lost every memory of him. During the Dressrosa Arc, Antonio's pained shout drew her over to find a toy robot gripping him. She charged in, shoved the robot off her boy, and screamed for assistance, then looked on as the authorities hauled the toy away while it pleaded with her to recall that it had once been her husband.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Maria in One Piece?

Maria is a Dressrosa resident and the mother of Antonio, introduced in the anime special Episode of Sabo.

What happened to Maria's husband in One Piece?

Maria's husband was secretly transformed into a toy by Sugar, which erased all memory of him from both Maria and their son Antonio.

Who is Maria's son in One Piece?

Maria's son is Antonio, a boy she fiercely protects during the Dressrosa Arc.

How did Maria react when Antonio was in danger?

When Antonio cried out that a toy robot was hurting him, Maria yanked the robot off her son, shoved it aside, and screamed for assistance.

In which One Piece anime special does Maria appear?

Maria is introduced in the anime special Episode of Sabo.

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