Sarie Nantokanette

Sarie Nantokanette is the queen of Goa Kingdom and Sterry’s wife.

Appearance

Nantokanette is a tall thin woman, with long bright wavy blonde hair, blue eyes, and a pointy nose. She wears a yellow-orange dress with flower motifs and a feather on her hair.

Personality

She is somewhat optimistic compared to other nobles from her kingdom as she did not complain about her hotel room in Loguetown. However, Oda stated that she is likely as bad as her husband. She did show concern for Sterry as she was appalled at Vice Admiral Garp’s derision of her husband during the reception of the various royals prior to the Levely.

When she speaks, she tends to use a triple negative: Isn’t not not, which ultimately cancels itself out. Nantokanette is also very furious whenever Sterry is ogling at another woman in front of her as seen when Gismonda showed a picture of Nefertari Vivi to her and Sterry during the search.

Abilities and Powers

As queen of the Goa Kingdom, Nantokanette has authority over its subjects as well as considerable wealth, and she can attend the Levely.

History

Past

Sometime in the past, she married Sterry. Following the unexpected deaths of the previous king and prince of Goa, Sterry took the throne and then Princess Nantokanette became his queen.

Whole Cake Island Saga

Zou Arc

As the time for Levely approached, Nantokanette and Sterry were staying at a hotel for royalty in Loguetown.

Levely Arc

Nantokanette and her husband later arrived at the Red Port, where she was shocked by Garp’s rudeness towards Sterry. They then took the bondola to go up to Mary Geoise. After reaching the top of the Red Line, they made their way to Pangaea Castle.

Wano Country Saga

Wano Country Arc

After the Levely concluded, CP0 were asking the attendees if they had seen Nefertari Vivi, and Sterry gazed lovingly at Vivi’s photo, which angered Nantokanette.

After Nantokanette, Sterry, and their loyal subjects left the Levely, she expressed shock to find out Sabo had infiltrated Mary Geoise.

Trivia

• Her name is a reference to Marie Antoinette (マリー・アントワネット, Marī Antowanetto^?). The name Nantokanette, ナントカネット, translates to “Something-nette”. Oda stated that he was lazy when coming up with it because he believed she would be as bad of a person as Sterry.

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