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Japanese Name: アマゾン
Romanized Name: Amazon
English Name: Amazon
First Appearance: Chapter 238; Episode 153
Affiliations:
Occupations: Gatekeeper of Skypiea
Epithet:
Japanese VA: Keiko Yamamoto
English VA: Juli Erickson



For the tribe of the same name, see Amazons.

Amazon is the elderly gatekeeper of Skypiea. She lets people in even if they can't pay her exorbitant toll, but purposely fails to tell those that don't pay about the consequences for entering the city.

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[edit] Personality

Mostly she seems to care about nothing. She explains to the Straw Hats, she is not a warrior and if they refused to pay the toll she would not try to stop them from entering. Her calm demeanor remained even when she found herself flooded with people fleeing to the Blue Sea in a panic. While she did not refuse to answer the Straw Hats questions, he neglected to them vital information about Skypiea's currency Extol or the price of not paying the toll to enter.

[edit] History

When the Straw Hats arrived in the sky, they found their way to Heavens Gate. Amazon appeared before them to take photos of each of them. The Straw Hats first mistook her for an Angel, commenting how wrinkly she is at the same time. Amazon explained the rules for entering Skypiea, however she neglected to tell them when they skipped the toll they would become criminals.

She is later seen when the residents of Angel Island tried to flee to the Blue Seas. She was panicking because she had never had that many people come through the gate at once.

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Skypieans
Residents of Skpiea: Gan Fall | Pierre | Amazon | Suu | Conis | Pagaya | McKinley
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Uma Uma no Mi
Weapons Based: Dials
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Story Arc(s): Skypiea arc

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