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Marguerite

Character

Marguerite is a young Kuja warrior from Amazon Lily who, with two friends, rescued a mushroom-stricken Luffy and grew fond of him. After the timeskip she earns a place among the Kuja Pirates, fighting with a snake-bow charged by Armament Haki.

English Voice: Whitney Rodgers
Japanese Va: Masumi Asano
Birthday: April 9th
Age: 16 (debut), 18 (after timeskip)
Height: 178 cm
Status: Alive
Gender: Female
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 514
Crew & Affiliations: Kuja Pirates
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Appearance

Standing notably tall for a girl of her years, Marguerite carries a slim, athletic build with legs that draw the eye. Her blond hair is cropped short and left messy. In keeping with Kuja custom, her outfit is built from animal hide, a brief top and short skirt that leave plenty exposed, finished with a pale cape cut to echo a Marine coat. A black-and-green serpent usually coils at her waist, and she favors a striped stocking on one leg paired with heeled boots.

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Personality

Raised on an island where men are banned, Marguerite reacts to Luffy with wide-eyed curiosity rather than fear, taking his offhand remarks at face value and even quizzing him about his anatomy out of pure innocence. She initially writes men off as pointless, yet she confesses that lingering near Luffy risks growing attached, so she draws a weapon on him to break the spell. Honesty defines her; she tried to shoulder the entire blame for sheltering him. Her moral streak runs deep enough that she refuses to strike a child even when that child, the Seraphim S-Snake, turns on her. She holds her empress Boa Hancock in worshipful regard and bears no resentment for being petrified.

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Abilities

Marguerite proves a gifted tailor, recreating Luffy's ruined clothes down to added flowers and frills. She swims well, diving into Calm Belt waters thick with Sea Kings to pull him from drowning. Her acceptance aboard the Kuja Pirates marks her as one of the tribe's stronger fighters, since only its best may sail. She wields Armament Haki, channeling it into arrows fired from her snake, which can morph into a bow. Hardened in this way her shafts punch clean through tree trunks, though she does not realize the same power can blunt Devil Fruit abilities. A dagger serves her when she needs to threaten at close range.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Marguerite fall in love with Luffy?

Marguerite grew fond of Luffy and admitted that staying near him risked her growing attached, though she drew a weapon on him to resist that pull rather than fully falling for him.

What happened to Marguerite in One Piece?

Marguerite is a young Kuja warrior from Amazon Lily who rescued a mushroom-poisoned Luffy alongside two friends, later earned a place among the Kuja Pirates after the timeskip, and fights with a snake-bow charged by Armament Haki.

Was Marguerite turned to stone?

Marguerite, known as Margaret in the Funimation dub, was petrified at some point in the story, though she bears no resentment over it.

How did Marguerite first meet Luffy?

Marguerite first met Luffy when she and two friends rescued him after he was stricken by poisonous mushrooms, later diving into Calm Belt waters full of Sea Kings to pull him from drowning.

What weapon does Marguerite fight with?

Marguerite fights with a snake that can morph into a bow, firing arrows charged with Armament Haki strong enough to punch through tree trunks, and she carries a dagger for close range.

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