Mansherry

Princess Mansherry · alive · Tontatta princess of the Tontatta Kingdom

Arc-by-arc updates

Reverie (Ch. 908) — shown

• At Mary Geoise she heals Shirahoshi’s bruise with her Heal-Heal Fruit (“Miss Lady Mansherry!! Your power is lovely”) and pledges to “stay at Princess Shirahoshi’s side for the week of the summit” — “I’m just glad that my station at birth is finally helping someone for once” (pp. 2–3).

Dressrosa — the dandelixirs run out (Ch. 789)

• Despairs that her Heal-Heal “dandelixir” healing can’t revive the same person twice — “Da ones who were touched by da dandelions are out of time!! It won’t work on dem again! My powahs aren’t good enough!!” — as people she earlier saved begin to collapse again under the Birdcage (p. 14). Dagama/Ideo and her people reassure her she “cweated a miwacle” and has done her part.

Dressrosa — “My Battle” (Ch. 788)

• Her healing reaches full effect across the country: her tears generate “Dandelixirs” — dandelions that grant wide-area miraculous healing, reviving the wounded so they can keep holding back the Birdcage (pp. 6–8).
• The effect is explicitly temporary (a few minutes) and life-prolonging only — the healed will be injured again when it wears off (p. 7).
• The chapter title “My Battle” is hers: she cannot fight, so she fights by continuing to cry — Leo calls it “a noble way to fight” (pp. 8–9).

Dressrosa — her healing deployed for the kingdom (Ch. 787) — referenced, off-panel

• A Tontatta reveals “the life-prolonging measure Princess Mansherry chose for Dressrosa” (p. 14): her Heal-Heal power has restored the wounded gladiators (Bartolomeo, Hajrudin, Kyros, Chin Jao), turning the power Doflamingo coveted against him. Pays into Mansherry Healing Power Coveted By Doflamingo.

Dressrosa (Ch. 779)

• Recovered alive by Leo’s squad in the flower field; despite her own wounds, immediately moves to heal the wounded (“there are countless people in this land who need them”).
• Confirmed still the Donquixote family’s coveted fallback for restoring the destroyed SMILE factory. See Mansherry Healing Power Coveted By Doflamingo.

Dressrosa — the lifespan-cost ultimate stated; carried off by Leo (Ch. 775)

• Shown wounded at the SMILE Factory, carried off by Leo (“I love Leo’s back”) while her people chide her spoiled, fickle streak (p. 3).
• A Donquixote scout reports that Doflamingo suspects the ultimate feature of her Heal-Heal Fruit sacrifices the user’s lifespan to restore things to their original state — and wants the Tontatta seized so she can restore the SMILE Factory if it is destroyed (p. 4). See Mansherry Healing Power Coveted By Doflamingo, The Heal-Heal Fruits Ultimate Restoration Sacrifices The Users Lifespan.

Dressrosa — rescued by Leo; the Heal-Heal Fruit named (Ch. 774)

• Held captive in the palace punishment room (the SMILE Factory beat), forced by Giolla to revive the defeated Donquixote officers — and already made to revive Sugar (p.7). Captioned “Daughter of Chief Tonta (Princess)” (p.6) — her father is the Tontatta king Gancho.
• Her Devil Fruit is named on-page for the first time: the Heal-Heal Fruit, which “heals the wounds of living things”; the healing rides on her tears and manifests a magical watering can of water (p.7, p.10-11). devil_fruit SET this chapter.
• Now knowing “da twuth” that Doflamingo lied, she refuses to heal “bad people”; Giolla tortures her to force her to cry (p.8-11). Leo bursts in and downs Giolla with “Haute Couture: Patchwork” just before round two; he catches the falling princess (“Did you gain weight again, Princess?” / “Leo… I was so scared!!”, p.15).

Dressrosa — the Tontatta storm the palace for her (Ch. 768)

• The Tontatta dwarves storm the palace interior calling “Princess Mansherry!! We’re coming for you!!” (p. 12). (Named/referenced; she is not clearly shown on-page this chapter.)

Dressrosa — located in the palace (Ch. 756)

• Located via Viola’s scrying in a small room behind the palace chapel (the old “punishment room”); the dwarves set out to rescue her (pp. 5–6, 18).

Dressrosa (Ch. 755) — first on-page appearance

• First depicted on-page — shown imprisoned in a cell, given food by a guard, crying for Leo and Mouji and to “go back to Greenbit” (p. 17).
• Established she is not held in the SMILE Factory (her aide Mouji and the dwarves find her quarantine room empty, p. 5) but is likely kept in the Dressrosa palace.
• King Riku reasons Doflamingo would not kill her but “must desire her POWER” — the reason she is kept alive and captive (pp. 16–17). See Mansherry Healing Power Coveted By Doflamingo.

Dressrosa — the cure that was a lie (Ch. 753) — named, not shown

• The factory overseers invoke curing “Princess Mansherry” to keep the dwarves enslaved at the SMILE production line (p. 9); the free Tontatta expose this as a Doflamingo lie, and the dwarves revolt (pp. 10–11). See The SMILE Factory Hides Doflamingos True Operation.

Dressrosa (Ch. 738) — named in a lie; not shown

• Invoked only in Trebol’s deception at the hidden factory: the enslaved Tontatta are told their labor yields “the only medicinal extract that can cure your Princess Mansherry’s disease” (p. 7) — a fabrication that keeps them compliant. Named, not shown.

Dressrosa (Ch. 726) — named as a hostage; not shown

• Named on-page only as a captive (VIZ spelling “Mancherie”): “First he seized my daughter Mancherie…” — Doflamingo holds her hostage along with 500 of her Tontatta people, recreating the family’s ~900-year-old enslavement of the dwarves (p. 17). Not depicted this chapter.

• Named as the Tontatta princess held captive in the secret factory beneath the coliseum, alongside ~500 enslaved dwarves; Leo and the Tontatta squads mobilize a “final battle” to free her and the others (pp. 18–19). Not depicted on-page.

Dressrosa — healing the island (Ch. 796)

• Introduced by caption as “Lady Mansherry, Princess of the Tontatta”; heals Dressrosa’s wounded openly with her Heal-Heal Fruit (“the wounds recover before your eyes”) (pp. 5, 10).
• Demonstrates the “donor” mechanic — drawing blood from willing donors to enhance her healing and treat the gravely wounded at scale; among those she heals is Bellamy (pp. 10–11, 18).

Dressrosa — healing at the Eastern Port (Ch. 798)

• Heals the wounded Dressrosa citizens/soldiers with Kyros’s permission, careful not to drain too much of her Heal-Heal power at once (p. 4). Part of the Tontatta operation shepherded by Mouji.

Dressrosa (restoration) (Ch. 801)

• Introduced by Chief Gancho as his daughter at King Riku’s restoration speech (“…is my daughter, standing next to me”); the crowd coos “she’s so cute!” (p. 4). Confirmed on-page as Gancho’s daughter.