Speed

“Miss Speed” · alive · Headliner of the Animal Kingdom Pirates in Wano

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A Headliner of the Animal Kingdom Pirates stationed in Kuri, a horse-human hybrid via the Horse SMILE Fruit (SMILE artificial Zoan). Her smile and legs are played for “horse-power” gags. Named (not shown) Ch. 914 in Okiku’s intel notebook; first SHOWN Ch. 917 hauling the “Food Treasure Barge.”

Arc-by-arc updates

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1011)

• Referenced as “Horselina,” the Gifter who helped Otama distribute the millet dumplings across the enemy fighters (p. 12). (Referenced only — no last_appearance advance; the “Horselina” alias is already recorded.)

Wano Country — Onigashima Raid (Ch. 1004)

• Re-appears in the Skull Dome as Otama’s devoted “Horse-lina,” distributing Otama’s taming dumplings to Gifters under the cover story that they’re Queen’s healing/muscle “tonics” (p. 2).
• Offers to carry Otama to Onigashima (“Hee-hee! I’ll help you with that, Master!”) (p. 3). See Otama’s Cheek-Dango Power Tames Any Beast To Absolute Loyalty.

Wano Country (Ch. 917) — first appearance

• First SHOWN (p. 4), captioned “Animal Kingdom Pirates, Headliner SPEED — Horse SMILE Fruit.” A horse-human hybrid through the Horse SMILE Fruit (first on-page SMILE user in Kaido’s crew, alongside Holdem). See SMILE, An Unnamed Emperor Is Amassing A SMILE Zoan Army.
• Escorts the Food Treasure Barge of clean produce from Paradise Farm toward Bakura Town (pp. 3-4) — the tribute food reserved for the Beasts Pirates while Okobore Town starves.
• Arrives at Holdem’s wrecked mansion to find the fire-squad chaos after Luffy’s rescue of Otama (pp. 10-11).

Wano Country (Ch. 918)

• Grabbed by Luffy (mistaken for a horse); after Otama feeds her a cheek-dumpling she is tamed to absolute loyalty, fawningly calling Luffy “master” and serving as his mount (“Horsebina”) during the Food Treasure Barge raid (pp. 4-6). See Otama’s Cheek-Dango Power Tames Any Beast To Absolute Loyalty, SMILE.
• Confirms in dialogue that the taming worked “because she’s half-horse” — a SMILE-Zoan vulnerability to Otama’s power (p. 5).

Wano Country (Ch. 919)

• Now serves Otama with absolute loyalty after being tamed — names herself “Horselina,” carries Otama home, and declares “it is natural for a servant to protect her master!!” (p. 2). She defies the Animal Kingdom Pirates’ command (“I do not owe you any favors!!”). A tamed defector from the crew. See Otama’s Cheek-Dango Power Tames Any Beast To Absolute Loyalty.

Wano Country (Ch. 923)

• Was carrying Otama home when she was spotted by Kaido along the way; she “fought hard” but couldn’t protect her “master,” then fell from the back of Kaido’s cape into the Bakura Town street, badly injured (pp. 5-6). Regret narration: “I should have stayed… at her side!!!” — recalling the oshiruko and apples Otama shared (p. 6).
• Luffy recognizes/addresses her as “Horselina” and frantically asks where Tama is (p. 5).

Wano, Act Two — Amigasa Village (Ch. 925) — referenced

• Referenced as Otama’s tamed, loyal servant “Horselina” who “tried her best to fight” — the Amigasa Village elders cite her as proof of Otama’s beast-taming power (p. 14). See Otama’s Cheek-Dango Power Tames Any Beast To Absolute Loyalty.

Wano Country — Flower Capital (Ch. 1051)

• Shown among the Gifters Tama has tamed (“Horseline”); Tama hopes she’ll stay even after the dango control lapses in a month (p. 7).

Notes

• Etymology done : スピード ← English “Speed”, and per SBS 98 the card game Speed (Spit) — the Beasts Pirates Headliner card/gambling naming theme (cf. Holdem ← Texas hold ‘em). SBS 99: Oda’s 3rd-favorite SMILE design, a deliberate female centaur. See frontmatter etymology. (No Foreshadowing note — the name encodes a naming-convention motif, not a future plot reveal.)