Marguerite

Marguerite
Name
Status
alive
Affiliation
KujaAmazon Lily
First seen
Ch. 514

Kuja warrior · alive · Amazon Lily

Profile

Marguerite — a young blonde warrior of the Kuja tribe on Amazon Lily. She is the one who finds the mushroom-covered Luffy in the jungle and, mistaking the body for a woman, leads the effort to carry “her” back to the village for treatment (Ch. 514 pp. 14-18).

Arc-by-arc updates

Amazon Lily — Luffy’s host on his last night (Ch. 522)

  • Accompanies Luffy on the city outskirts; thanks him for fighting for her (she had been turned to stone) and offers to ask Hancock for a battleship to save Ace (pp. 4-5, 13). Calls Grandma Nyon the “Bean Hag.”

Amazon Lily (Ch. 521)

  • Restored from petrification by Hancock alongside Aphelandra and Sweetpea for having defended Luffy (pp. 4-5); reunites joyfully with the other Kuja. Hancock un-petrifies them only because Luffy chooses freeing the warriors over getting a ship.

Amazon Lily (Ch. 519)

  • Still petrified in the arena; the Gorgon Sisters threaten to shatter her stone body as Luffy’s “punishment” — the trigger for Luffy’s Conqueror’s-Haki outburst (pp. 16-18). Recalled as one who “really looked up to” the Snake Princess Hancock (p. 16); freeing her is Luffy’s whole stated reason for the fight (p. 4).

Amazon Lily (Ch. 518)

Amazon Lily (Ch. 516)

  • Among the Kuja who found Luffy; her arrows are “enveloped in Haki energy,” able to break stone walls (p. 7).
  • Caught up in the Kuja’s alarm at a man being on the island as the Snake Princess Boa Hancock returns (pp. 7-8).

Amazon Lily (Ch. 515)

  • Rescued the mushroom-poisoned Luffy — a wild mushroom “would’ve killed him” (p. 11) — and sewed him a new flower-and-frill outfit “just like the old one” (pp. 9-10).
  • When Luffy bursts out of the prison, he snatches her to ask about the torn vivre card kept from his old pants, which she returns and they watch “move” / home toward its source (pp. 15-18).
  • It is she who explains the island, its men-forbidden law, and its ruler the Pirate Empress Boa Hancock, the “Snake Princess” (pp. 18-19).

Amazon Lily (Ch. 514) — first appearance

Notes

  • Etymology flag : “Marguerite” is a flower name (the marguerite daisy) — part of the Kuja’s botanical-naming theme.

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