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Mr. 9
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Japanese Name:	Mr.9（ミスター・ナイン）
Romanized Name:	Misutā Nain
English Name:	Mr. 9
First Appearance:	Chapter 103; Episode 62
Affiliations:	Baroque Works (former)
Occupations:	Baroque Works Frontier Agent (former); Bounty Hunter
Japanese VA:	Yasuhiro Takato
4Kids English VA:	Michael Sinterniklaas
Funi English VA:	Chris Patton
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Mr. 9 is Miss Wednesday's former assigned male partner during her infiltration of Baroque Works.

Contents 1 Appearance 2 Personality 3 Abilities and Powers 3.1 Weapons 3.1.1 Attacks 4 History 4.1 Employment in Baroque Works 4.2 Two Years Later 5 Major Battles 6 Trivia 7 Site Navigation

AppearanceEdit

Mr. 9 is a middle aged man donned with long red hair with a crown on top and his agent number is written on his cheeks. He wears green royal clothes along with an ornate red scarf. His attire makes him look like a prince or a king, even though it is false.

After two years, his hair is much longer. He wears a different, longer scarf, and he erased his agent numbers. His clothes also look different from his previous ones.

PersonalityEdit

His favorite phrase is "Bye bye, baby"; his last words to Miss Wednesday before he attempts to hold off Mr. 5. Unlike Officer Agents, who believe that friendship is a sign of weakness, Mr. 9 is shown to value friendship and loyalty highly since he fought for Vivi to allow her to escape.

Abilities and PowersEdit

Mr. 9 was skilled enough to become a Frontier Agent. He uses his metal bats in conjunction with his acrobatic skills to deal damage to foes. His body is quite flexible, as he is able to perform several acrobatic jumps and cartwheels. Despite this, he is a weak foe; his acrobatics being useless against Officer Agents such as Mr. 5 and is clumsy enough to fall off a building unprovoked while fighting Zoro.

WeaponsEdit

Mr. 9 wields two steel bats, a pun as he uses his bats in conjunction with his "acrobatics". With the momentum generated from his acrobatics, they can be quite powerful. He also hides steel ropes within them, normally used to subdue foes, as shown when he was fighting against Zoro. However, it was used against him, causing his defeat.

AttacksEdit

• Nekketsu Nine Konjo Bat (熱血ナイン根性バット, Nekketsu Nain Konjō Batto^?, Hot Blooded Bat of Guts): A pair of steel bats which, when coupled with his acrobatics, creates a powerful close-combat attack.
• Kattobase Shikomi Bat (カッ飛ばせ仕込みバット, Kattobase Shikomi Batto^?, Home-Run Hide-A-Bat): His other attack, which uses the steel rope inside the bats which simply binds the opponent. Of course, none of these are a match for Roronoa Zoro or Mr. 5. Coupled with Miss Wednesday's Peacock Slashers, the pair has a dancing theme. Mr. 9 and Miss Wednesday also used bazookas in an attempt to kill Laboon.

HistoryEdit

Employment in Baroque WorksEdit

He and Vivi (known as Miss Wednesday at the time) meet the Straw Hat Pirates during the Laboon arc while trying to kill the whale to be used as food for their bounty hunting partners at Whiskey Peak. The Straw Hats gave them a ride later after they accidentally lost their Log Pose.

After Vivi was exposed by Mr. 5 and Miss Valentine, Mr. 9 tried to hold them off to allow her to escape as he had grown fond of Vivi during their time together, declaring that they were still partners (effectively placing their loyalty to one another before loyalty to the company, an act frowned upon by Mr. 5). Unfortunately, Mr. 5 apparently hits him with a Nose Cannon attack that exploded and knocked Mr. 9 into a river.

Two Years LaterEdit

Mr. 9 is shown two years later alive and well, still living in Whiskey Peak. He has a child with Miss Monday and is seen playing with the infant by throwing him in the air with his baseball bats.

Major BattlesEdit

• Mr. 9 Vs. Roronoa Zoro
• Mr. 9 Vs. Mr. 5

TriviaEdit

• In a recent character poll, Mr. 9 is currently ranked the 122nd most popular character in One Piece.
• The Mr. 9 pair has a "performing" theme with dancing and acrobatics.

Site NavigationEdit

Baroque Works Officer Agents: Mr. 0  •  Miss All Sunday  •  Mr. 1  •  Miss Doublefinger  •  Mr. 2 Bon Kurei  •  Mr. 3  •  Miss Goldenweek  •  Mr. 4  •  Miss Merry Christmas  •  Mr. 5  •  Miss Valentine Frontier Agents and Others: Mr. 6  •  Miss Mother's Day  •  Mr. 7  •  Miss Father's Day  •  Mr. 8  •  Miss Monday  •  Mr. 9  •  Miss Wednesday  •  Mr. 10  •  Miss Tuesday  •  Mr. 11  •  Miss Thursday  •  Mr. 12  •  Miss Saturday  •  Mr. 13 and Miss Friday  •  Banchi  •  Lassoo  •  Carue  •  Billions  •  Akumai  •  Mr. Mellow  •  Mr. Love  •  Millions  •  Mr. Shimizu  •  Miss Catherina  •  Mr. Beans  •  Erimaki Runners Ship(s): Swanda Express  •  Full Abilities Devil Fruit Based: Suna Suna no Mi  •  Hana Hana no Mi  •  Supa Supa no Mi  •  Toge Toge no Mi  •  Mane Mane no Mi  •  Doru Doru no Mi  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund  •  Mogu Mogu no Mi  •  Bomu Bomu no Mi  •  Kilo Kilo no Mi Fighting Style Based: Okama Kenpo Weapon Based: Peacock Slashers Related Articles Story Arc(s): Alabasta Arc  •  Whiskey Peak Arc  •  Little Garden Arc  •  Impel Down Arc Locations: Alabasta  •  Rain Dinners  •  Whiskey Peak  •  Little Garden Others: Dance Powder  •  Shichibukai  •  Operation Utopia  •  Pluton