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Tesoro Girls

Character

Ante, Nego, and Any form the non-canon trio known as the Tesoro Girls, attendants to Gild Tesoro in One Piece Film: Gold. Their smiles are an act; in truth they stay only for the pay and yearn to be rid of their boss.

Status: Alive
First Appearance (Movie): One Piece Film: Gold
Crew & Affiliations: Gran Tesoro
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Appearance

Slim, blonde, and blue-eyed, the three share striking looks but each is distinguished by her own bikini, jewelry, and star motifs, and during their escape all wore high-heeled beach sandals topped with yellow stars. Ante lets her long hair fall in a large curl over the left shoulder, pairing a white wrap top bearing a big yellow star with pink star-shaped sunglasses. Nego pins her hair up and back into a star shape, sports a yellow-and-black star-patterned outfit with green-tinted glasses, and carries two yellow star tattoos on her stomach, swapping to plain glasses away from her employer. Any keeps her hair short, dresses in an orange corset bikini covered in stars, and clips a star-shaped ornament into her hair.

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Personality

Though they look loyal to Gild Tesoro, the three play the part only to earn money, putting on false cheer and affection. They smile while he is near and drop the pretense the instant he steps away, resenting him and wishing to be free. Across most of the film they say nothing, breaking their silence only as they face being drowned in the gold.

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History

The trio joined Tesoro at his oversized bath: Any settled into his lap, Ante sat at his right side cradling a wine glass, and Nego took the left, all while Spandam arrived to gather the Heavenly Tribute owed by the World Noble. Once he departed, they stayed behind counting their earnings in a dark room as their boss faced the Straw Hats atop the casino. After the pirates loosed seawater, the women rinsed the gold dust from their bodies like everyone else; fleeing the security guards, Nego and Any were grabbed while Ante was pursued, yet in the end all three got away. Like the rest of the population they were sealed in gold water and nearly drowned, saved only when Luffy brought Tesoro down. They afterward left Gran Tesoro by ship alongside other civilians, among them Double Down, Ricca, and Tempo.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Tesoro Girls in One Piece?

The Tesoro Girls are Ante, Nego, and Any, a non-canon trio of attendants to Gild Tesoro who appear in One Piece Film: Gold.

What are the Tesoro Girls' true feelings about Gild Tesoro?

Despite acting loyal and affectionate, the Tesoro Girls only stay with Gild Tesoro for the money; they resent him and want to be free of him, dropping their smiles the moment he is out of sight.

What happens to the Tesoro Girls during the Straw Hats' attack on Gran Tesoro?

When the Straw Hats loose seawater during their assault, the Tesoro Girls get soaked in gold dust like everyone else, and while fleeing security guards Nego and Any are caught and Ante is chased, though all three eventually escape.

How do the Tesoro Girls escape being drowned in gold?

The Tesoro Girls are sealed in gold water along with the rest of Gran Tesoro's population and nearly drown, but they are saved when Luffy defeats Gild Tesoro.

What do the Tesoro Girls look like?

Ante, Nego, and Any are slim, blonde, and blue eyed, each wearing her own star themed bikini and jewelry, with Ante's hair falling in a big curl, Nego's pinned into a star shape, and Any's kept short.

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