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Pascia

Character

Pascia is a dancer originally from the South Blue who was seized and offered for sale at the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody. Her freedom came when the Straw Hat Pirates and Silvers Rayleigh tore the auction apart.

Birthday: February 21st
Age: 20 (debut)
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 501: The World Begins to Swell
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Appearance

At twenty, Pascia is a young woman whose long hair runs purple and whose eyes are a dark brown. She wears a flowing white gown trimmed with pink, its sheer pink waistline baring her navel, topped by a yellow head ornament holding a red jewel up front. That jewel is absent in the manga, and the anime also stripped away a tattoo-like motif that had once decorated her sleeves.

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Personality

While standing for auction she appeared withdrawn and sorrowful. The mood flipped once the keys to her restraints were distributed, as she, along with the rest of the captives, lit up with happiness and excitement at finally being free.

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History

Pascia's birth took place somewhere within the South Blue, and at some stage she was captured and brought to the Human Auctioning House. As Disco walked her out onto the platform, Sanji turned to Nami to ask if they could buy her as well, doing so right in the middle of their bid to free Camie, which only got him struck by an annoyed Nami and Chopper. The anime played the scene bigger, with Sanji fuming at the cruelty of putting so lovely a girl up for sale rather than merely requesting her. Once the Straw Hats shattered the auction and Rayleigh laid out the guards, Franky flung the keys among the captives, and Pascia is presumed to have gotten away to freedom together with Stansen and the others. Bidding on her began at 800,000 and finished at 7,200,000; she held the fifteenth slot, advertised as the most beautiful slave girl in the world and described as a dancer of twenty with fine proportions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Pascia in One Piece?

Pascia is a young dancer from the South Blue who appears in One Piece after being captured and put up for sale at the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody Archipelago. She is freed when the Straw Hat Pirates and Silvers Rayleigh destroy the auction.

Where is Pascia from?

Pascia was born somewhere in the South Blue before she was captured and taken to the Sabaody Archipelago to be sold as a slave.

How did Pascia end up at the Human Auctioning House?

Pascia was captured at some point in the South Blue and brought to the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody, where she was sold as a slave dancer. She was presented for sale around the same time as the mermaid Camie.

How much did Pascia's bidding reach at the auction?

Bidding for Pascia at the Human Auctioning House started at 800,000 and finished at 7,200,000 berries. She was auctioned in the fifteenth slot and advertised as the most beautiful slave girl in the world.

What happened to Pascia after the Straw Hats attacked the auction house?

After the Straw Hat Pirates destroyed the auction and Rayleigh subdued the guards, Franky threw the keys to the captives so they could free themselves. Pascia is presumed to have escaped to freedom along with Stansen and the other captives.

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