Poppy is a warrior of the Kuja tribe from Amazon Lily. She features briefly during the island's arc, taking part in the arena bouts that the Kuja stage for sport.
Poppy keeps her wavy black hair falling past her shoulders. Slim and consistently barefoot, she wraps bandages around her arms. Her bluish-white top leaves her midriff and chest exposed, and a skirt of the same shade in front shifts to pink at the back, cinched with a yellow cord.
Little is detailed about her temperament. As with most Kuja, she has scant familiarity with men or the wider world and is unwilling to trust either, while holding deep reverence for the tribe's rulers, the Gorgon Sisters.

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Rated the weaker of the two, Poppy was matched against Pansy in the Kuja arena, where her odds sat at 2.6 and a spectator staked a thousand gor on her; the assessment held true and she lost. She was later among the crowd of Kuja who looked on as Monkey D. Luffy and Boa Hancock set out toward Momonga's warship.
Poppy is a warrior of the Kuja tribe on Amazon Lily who appears briefly during the island's arc, taking part in the arena bouts the Kuja stage for sport.
Poppy is a human, a warrior belonging to the Kuja tribe of Amazon Lily, not a doll.
Poppy belongs to the Kuja tribe of Amazon Lily.
Poppy was matched against Pansy in the Kuja arena, where the odds favored Pansy and Poppy lost the bout.
Like most Kuja, Poppy has scant familiarity with men or the wider world and is unwilling to trust either, while holding deep reverence for the tribe's rulers, the Gorgon Sisters.
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