Mikita, far better known by her code name Miss Valentine, was an officer agent of Baroque Works paired with Mr. 5. A wielder of the Kiro Kiro no Mi, she served as a leading antagonist during the Whisky Peak Arc and a lesser threat at Little Garden before joining her old colleagues at the revived Spiders Cafe.
Mikita is a tall young woman whose short blonde hair frames dark eyes, recolored bright green for the anime. Her wardrobe leans into a citrus theme: a yellow-and-orange hat sits above a yellow dress stamped with a lemon motif, finished by lemon-shaped earrings and white heels. For the Little Garden leg of her journey she layered a white-striped blue jacket over the outfit. A green parasol with blue stripes is rarely out of her hand, doubling as both shade and a tool for her Devil Fruit gliding.
Brimming with overconfidence, Mikita rarely affords her foes any respect and meets danger with a breezy laugh, usually leaving the talking to her partner Mr. 5. That blithe surface hides a streak of pointless cruelty, on display when she chose to torture Usopp by slowly piling on weight to crush him. She bristles at being disregarded, especially mid-attack, as Zoro learned when his indifference set her seething. Like several others in the series she carries a one-of-a-kind laugh, a sharp Kyahahaha she happens to share with Dellinger.

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On her own Mikita shows little raw fighting skill, leaning on Mr. 5 for the heavy combat while she plays support, though she is strong enough to pin down Vivi. Her real edge comes from the Kiro Kiro no Mi, a Paramecia fruit letting her dial her body weight anywhere from one to ten thousand kilograms at will. She drops that mass to flatten enemies or lightens herself to drift on the wind beneath her parasol, and by riding the blast of Mr. 5's explosions she can plunge from height into a crushing dive.
At Whisky Peak she and Mr. 5 arrived to root out the spies who had slipped into Baroque Works, namely Igaram and Princess Vivi, brushing aside Mr. 9 and Miss Monday before Zoro stepped in to shield the princess. Luffy and Zoro then dispatched the pair with humiliating ease. The two regrouped with Mr. 3 and Miss Goldenweek at Little Garden, where she tormented Usopp until Nami and Vivi knocked her cold. After the Baroque Works mini-arc reunited the agents, she helped found the new Spiders Cafe, and she later turned up among those listening to Vegapunk's global broadcast during the Egghead Arc.
Mr. 5's partner was Mikita, code-named Miss Valentine, an officer agent of Baroque Works who fought alongside him during the Whisky Peak Arc and beyond.
Yes, Miss Valentine, whose real name is Mikita, served as an officer agent antagonist for Baroque Works, working with Mr. 5 to hunt down spies at Whisky Peak and later torturing Usopp at Little Garden.
Mikita, more widely known by her code name Miss Valentine, is remembered as a Baroque Works officer agent who partnered with Mr. 5 and later became a founding member of the Spiders Cafe after the organization's fall.
Mikita ate the Kiro Kiro no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that lets her freely set her body weight anywhere between one and ten thousand kilograms, letting her either crush enemies or glide on the wind with her parasol.
After the Baroque Works mini-arc reunited the former agents, Mikita helped found the new Spiders Cafe, working there as a patissier, and she was later among those who listened to Vegapunk's global broadcast during the Egghead Arc.
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