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Milia is the middle child of three siblings featured in the second One Piece TV special, sister to Amanda and Holy. A bright, level-headed girl, she helps her family chase the treasure their dying father left behind.

Japanese Va: Taeko Kawata
Status: Non-canon
First Appearance (Anime): Episode Special 2
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Appearance

Milia is a small girl with short orange hair and deep brown eyes. She dresses in a blue frock fastened by two buttons and trimmed with a white collar, its sleeves carrying a blue-and-white stripe, and she rounds out the outfit with brown shoes.

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Personality

Calm and composed by nature, Milia carries herself with quiet steadiness. Losing her father to a pirate left her resentful of pirates in general, though her bitterness never matched her sister's intensity. She is also notably clever, sharp enough to locate an island lacking any magnetic field using a Log Pose. That early hatred softened once she met the Straw Hats, whom she came to see as a different breed of pirate, growing especially fond of Sanji and looking up to Nami.

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History

After her mother had already passed, Milia's father spent his life voyaging in search of riches to delight his children. He came home from one such trip mortally wounded by Bayan, and before dying he handed Milia a Log Pose, gave Holy a map-reading device, and inked a map across Amanda's back. Roughly a month before the family crossed paths with the Straw Hats, the three children were seized by Zap, then freed when Maccus and Bonney struck a bargain with Amanda and escaped together by lifeboat to seek the treasure. When the Straw Hats reached the island, the group posed as a camping family until the cover unraveled. After the Bayan Pirates captured Luffy and Amanda, everyone gave chase and won the ensuing battle, freeing Amanda. The island proved to be a giant clam and the father's prize a colossal pearl, after which Maccus and Bonney adopted the three siblings as their own.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Milia in One Piece?

Milia is the middle child of three siblings introduced in the second One Piece TV special, sister to Amanda and Holy. She is bright and level-headed, helping her family chase the treasure their dying father left behind.

What does Milia look like?

Milia is a small girl with short orange hair and deep brown eyes. She wears a blue frock trimmed with a white collar and blue-and-white striped sleeves, along with brown shoes.

What is Milia's personality like?

Milia is calm and composed, though losing her father to a pirate left her resentful of pirates, if less intensely than her sister. She is also clever enough to locate an island with no magnetic field using a Log Pose.

What happened to Milia's father?

Milia's father spent his life voyaging in search of riches for his children and came home mortally wounded by the pirate Bayan. Before dying, he gave Milia a Log Pose, gave Holy a map-reading device, and inked a map across Amanda's back.

Who adopted Milia after her father's death?

After the Straw Hat Pirates helped defeat the Bayan Pirates and recover the family's treasure, Maccus and Bonney adopted Milia and her siblings as their own.

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