Didit
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Japanese Name
ディディット
Romanized Name
Diditto
Official English Name
Didit
Debut
Chapter 585; Episode 496
Affiliations
Goa Kingdom
Occupations
Noble
Status
Alive
Japanese Voice
Naomi Shindō
English Voice
Funimation:Janelle Lutz
Introduction
Didit is a noble living in the Goa Kingdom on Dawn Island. She is the wife of Outlook III, the biological mother of Sabo, and the adoptive mother of Sterry. Didit is a noble living in the Goa Kingdom on Dawn Island. She is the wife of Outlook III, the biological mother of Sabo, and the adoptive mother of Sterry.
Appearance
Summary
Didit is a tall, fair-skinned woman with slanted eyes, a pointed nose, and an oval-shaped head. She has shoulder-length blonde hair that is curled in the back and parted in the front. She wears long, lavender-colored cardigan over a dark-purple dress with a frilled neckerchief. She wears a red sash around her waist, a purple hair band with a flower on it, and red lipstick.
Personality
Summary
Like many other nobles, Didit has very materialistic values and strongly believes in the social hierarchy of class systems.
History
Past
In many instances in Sabo's life, Didit tried to guide and teach him by ways of nobility. She told him that he should marry a royal princess so the family could live easier and be happier. When Sabo was assaulted by an armed royal boy, Didit was much more concerned by the wellbeing of the royal child than her own. These attitudes of Didit and Outlook III caused Sabo to leave home to live in Gray Terminal. When Sabo returned home, Didit welcomed him, commenting on his awful smell, and introduced him to Sterry, his adopted younger brother.
Anime And Manga Differences
Summary
In the anime, after Sabo stole a small boat to escape and start his life as a pirate, Didit and her husband witnessed this departure, much to their shock. To make matters worse, Sabo had accidentally cut in front of World Noble Jalmack's ship, which caused him to be shot down. His mother and father both seemed horrified at this, either at the presumed death of their son or that their son would dare to obstruct a Celestial Dragon.