Dola commands a band of air pirates aboard the Tiger Moth, leading her three sons—Louis, Henri, and Charles—her engineer husband Motro, and five loyal crewmates. Driven by greed and ruthless ambition to plunder the treasures of Laputa, she clashes fiercely with the protagonists, though her priorities shift as the story unfolds.

A stout, short woman with faded pink hair in thick braids, Dola’s sharp dark eyes and prominent nose command attention. Her rugged attire—a dark blue lace-trimmed shirt and pants, gold hoop earrings, and an emerald brooch—contrasts with her practical pilot’s cap and goggles during flights. A youthful portrait in her cabin reveals a slimmer figure in a puffy-sleeved outfit, later worn by Sheeta, hinting at her storied past.

Brash and calculating at first, Dola’s hardened exterior cracks to reveal unexpected warmth. Interacting with Sheeta and Pazu rekindles her maternal instincts, prompting her to shield the pair despite her gruff demeanor. Her crew’s dual use of “captain” and “mom” mirrors her blend of iron-fisted authority and familial loyalty.

A veteran pirate, Dola’s decades-long career centers on the Tiger Moth, soaring skies to raid airborne vessels. Her partnership with Motro thrives on mutual trust: he maintains the ship while she strategizes heists. Initially dismissing Pazu as cowardly, she pivets upon recognizing Sheeta’s ties to Laputa, recruiting both into her crew—a move balancing pragmatism and budding empathy.

In Laputa’s climax, Dola sabotages Muska’s plans, evades military capture, and salvages a trove from the crumbling city. Her arc closes with her crew soaring toward new horizons, their bond with Sheeta and Pazu solidified. Though her future exploits remain unchronicled, Dola’s legacy endures—a cunning tactician whose resilience masks a rogue’s heart, capable of both plunder and protection.