Marguerite is a valiant member of the Kuja tribe residing on Amazon Lily, an island inhabited solely by warrior women. She, along with her companions Aphelandra and Sweet Pea, discovered and rescued Monkey D. Luffy when he accidentally arrived on their island. Despite the Kuja's strict laws prohibiting men, Marguerite's innate kindness led her to aid Luffy, showcasing her compassionate nature. During the two-year timeskip, she ascended to become a member of the Kuja Pirates, reflecting her growth and dedication to her tribe.

Personality & Appearance

Credits: Eiichiro Oda

Marguerite is a tall and slender young woman with short, unruly blonde hair and expressive brown eyes. Her attire consists of a revealing bikini top and miniskirt made from animal skins, complemented by a white cape reminiscent of a Marine jacket. She also adorns a black and white striped legging on her right leg and high-heeled boots. Known for her curiosity and open-mindedness, Marguerite exhibits a blend of bravery and gentleness, often putting others' well-being above strict adherence to rules. Her interactions with Luffy highlight her naivety regarding men, leading to moments of humor and endearment.

Powers and Abilities

Credits: Eiichiro Oda

• Archery: Utilizes a snake that transforms into a bow, allowing her to launch arrows with precision.

• Haki: Like her fellow Kuja, she can imbue her arrows with Busoshoku Haki (Armament Haki), enhancing their destructive power.

• Combat Proficiency: Demonstrates agility and combat skills typical of Kuja warriors, capable of holding her own in battles.

• Seamstress Skills: Displayed talent in sewing by replicating Luffy's vest and shorts, adding her unique touch to the garments.

Trivia

• Marguerite's name is derived from the marguerite daisy, aligning with the Kuja tribe's tradition of being named after flowers.

• Her curiosity about men, having never encountered them before meeting Luffy, leads to humorous misunderstandings.

• Despite the Kuja's isolationist policies, Marguerite's open-mindedness allows her to form bonds with outsiders, showcasing her compassionate nature.

• She admires Boa Hancock, the Pirate Empress, referring to her as "the most beautiful woman in the world."