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Milo is an ordinary resident of Dressrosa who spent a decade trapped in the form of a wind-up dog toy nicknamed Onepoco. His curse erased him from the memories of his own wife and child, leaving him to watch over them as a plaything rather than a father.

Japanese Va: Yasunori Masutani
Status: Alive
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Appearance

As a human, Milo carries a heavyset frame, and his face is framed by pale hair and a matching beard, rendered dark brown in the animated version. His shirt, light in tone with darker trim, displays his name across the chest, while the back bears the crossed-out label reading NOT over ONEPOCO. Dark gray shorts complete the outfit.

During the years he existed as Onepoco, he took the shape of a tin canine with a grayish body and drooping brown ears. A blue cap reading ONE sat on his head, and a red X crossed one eye. Springs formed his neck and tail, and rounded balls served as his feet.

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Personality

Around the people he cares about, Milo comes across as warm and full of fun. That cheer hid a quiet ache during his toy years, since neither his wife nor his son could recall that he had ever been part of their lives. Rather than let that wound show, he kept up a bright front and simply enjoyed being near them, content above all once they were reunited.

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History

Before his transformation, Milo lived as a regular man with a family. The arrival of Donquixote Doflamingo in Dressrosa a decade earlier changed that, as Sugar used the power of the Hobi Hobi no Mi to convert him into a dog-shaped toy, wiping him from everyone's recollection.

His young son once tried to climb aboard Onepoco for a ride, only for Milo to gently insist the boy had grown too big. Around this time Kyros, himself a toy who had once been human, and Franky pressed Milo's wife and son about him, but both flatly denied having any husband or father. When Sugar's spell finally shattered, Milo turned human again and shared a tearful homecoming with his family, who were stunned to realize they had forgotten him. The joy was brief, as Doflamingo soon sealed all of Dressrosa inside his Bird Cage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Milo in One Piece?

Milo is an ordinary resident of Dressrosa who spent a decade trapped in the form of a wind-up dog toy nicknamed Onepoco. His curse erased him from the memories of his own wife and child, leaving him to watch over them as a plaything rather than a father.

What does Milo look like?

As a human, Milo has a heavyset frame with pale hair and a matching beard, shown as dark brown in the anime. As the toy Onepoco, he took the shape of a tin canine with a grayish body, drooping brown ears, and a blue cap reading ONE with a red X over one eye.

How did Milo turn into Onepoco?

A decade before the Straw Hats arrived in Dressrosa, Sugar used the power of the Hobi Hobi no Mi to transform Milo into a dog-shaped toy, wiping him from the memory of everyone who knew him, including his own family.

What is Milo's personality like?

Around the people he cares about, Milo comes across as warm and full of fun. He hid the quiet ache of being forgotten by his wife and son behind a bright front, content just to be near them until they were reunited.

Did Milo reunite with his family?

When Sugar's spell finally shattered, Milo turned human again and shared a tearful homecoming with his wife and son, who were stunned to realize they had forgotten him, though the joy was cut short when Doflamingo sealed Dressrosa inside his Bird Cage.

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