The Auctioneer is a female auctioneer who works at the Southernpiece Auction House.[1]
Appearance[]
The Auctioneer wears a black dress and a green brooch around her neck. At the same time, she has purple hair and orange-colored eyes in the 2011 anime adaptation and orange hair and purple-colored eyes in the 1999 anime adaptation, and her hair is worn and tied back into three circular buns on the back of her head.
Background[]
She is an auctioneer at the Southernpiece Auction who auctioned off the Greed Island games.[1]
Plot[]
Greed Island arc[]
Addressing all of the auction attendees,[2] the Auctioneer welcomes everyone and details that every item up for auction has special characteristics. She also flatters the audience with praise that they're special as well for being true and earnest collectors. With the introductions over, the Auctioneer formally starts the auction by presenting a Fossilized Dropping from a Deodorosaurus.[1]
Afterward, the Auctioneer finally presents the mysterious game, Greed Island. She directed the audience to the screen, where a JoyStation Console is presented. The Auctioneer confirms that this JoyStation Console does not run on normal electricity, but on a "Mysterious Energy".[1]
The Auctioneer lady showcasing a JoyStation with a copy of Greed Island inside the system
A muscular fellow wielding a sledgehammer walks on stage to demonstrate the durability of the Greed Island game in a JoyStation Console with a player already inside. He tries to smash it to bits with his hammer but fails. The Auctioneer explains that the "Mysterious Energy" protects against external attacks as long as a player is inside the game. The Auctioneer then introduces the player inside the game called Jeitsari, who owns seven copies of Greed Island, which the combined value of the games equals a total of 5.8 billion 
.[1]
The Auctioneer further elaborates on how the auction house procured several copies of Greed Island due to Jeitsari's contract and then details what happens when a player dies within the game. With the explanations completed, the Auctioneer begins bidding at 1 billion . A fervent bid war takes place between attendees #71 & #16. During it, attendee #201 unintentionally doubles the amount, but in the end, #16 manages to win the copy of the game.[1]
By the end of the auction, the Auctioneer auctioned off two more copies of the game; one for 27.8 billion and the other for 60.2 billion , both copies won by the same person.[3]