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Romy is a young, freckled girl and devoted fan of the singer Uta who makes the trip to Elegia for her concert in One Piece Film: Red. Easily thrilled by the performance, she also finds the courage to plead with her idol once Uta's plan turns dangerous.

English Voice: Megan Shipman
Japanese Va: Chise Niitsu
Status: Alive
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Appearance

A small girl, Romy has green eyes and a freckled face. Her pigtailed hair is split straight down the middle into two shades, red on the right and blonde on the left, and a matching bow sits atop it, red on one side and white on the other. She wears brown shoes and a worn lilac-purple dress; a sizable patch and a yellow ribbon decorate its right side.

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Personality

Romy adores Uta and loves her music enough to journey all the way to Elegia for the concert, where she was overjoyed to watch the singer perform. Her devotion has limits, though: she openly objected to Uta's scheme of trapping everyone inside the Uta World and begged her to stop after Tot Musica was summoned. Like many fans she fears pirates and grew uneasy on learning Uta was Shanks' daughter, but she was quickly reassured that the idol was nothing like him. She keeps listening to Uta's songs even after returning home.

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History

Sometime within the last two years, Romy came across Uta's songs and, with other fans, sent in a video thanking the singer, personally asking whether she might meet Uta and be kept safe with her, a wish that helped shape the concert plan. She attended the show on Elegia, cheering through the opening number and through Uta's victory over the Big Mom and Jellyfish crews, and received a cat plush as a gift. When Koby exposed the truth of the Uta World, Romy questioned Uta, whose anger led her to turn the crowd, Romy included, into toys; Romy became a stuffed cat resembling her gift. After the fans were freed she woke on Elegia and went back to her hometown, where she still enjoys Uta's music.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Romy?

Romy is a young, freckled girl in One Piece Film: Red who travels to Elegia to see her idol Uta perform live. She is deeply devoted to Uta's music but pleads with the singer to stop once her concert plan turns dangerous.

What does Romy look like?

Romy is a small girl with green eyes and a freckled face, her pigtailed hair split down the middle between red and blonde with a matching two tone bow. She wears brown shoes and a worn lilac purple dress decorated with a patch and a yellow ribbon.

How did Romy help inspire Uta's concert?

Romy was among the fans who sent Uta a video thanking her and asking to meet her, a request that helped shape Uta's plan for the Elegia concert. She later attended the show, cheered through its highlights, and received a cat plush as a gift.

What happened to Romy when Uta turned the crowd into toys?

After Koby exposed the truth of the Uta World, Romy questioned Uta, and the singer's anger led her to transform the crowd, Romy included, into toys. Romy was turned into a stuffed cat resembling the plush she had received earlier.

Did Romy find out that Uta was Shanks' daughter?

Yes, Romy grew uneasy on learning that Uta was Shanks' daughter, since like many fans she feared pirates. She was quickly reassured that Uta was nothing like her father and kept enjoying her music afterward.

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