Mr. 10 is a Frontier Agent of Baroque Works paired with Miss Tuesday. Vivi referenced him while laying out the group's hierarchy, but he never actually appears in the story, surviving only through Oda's concept artwork.
What is known of his look comes from concept art alone. He sports a mane of long, messy hair held by a headband, and his chest stays bare beneath an open half-shirt. A belt holds up star-patterned trousers.
No firsthand look at his character exists. Going by the conduct of his fellow agents, it is reasonable to figure he shares their ruthless streak and readiness to kill in order to see a job through.
At some point Mr. 10 signed on with Baroque Works and climbed its ranks until he reached the elevated post of Frontier Agent, taking Miss Tuesday as his partner. His number places his strength roughly on the level of the organization's Billions agents, though none of his combat skills were ever shown. Vivi name-dropped him to the Straw Hats when she described how the syndicate was structured, and beyond that mention he stays absent from events.
Yes, Mr. 10 is a Frontier Agent of Baroque Works paired with Miss Tuesday. He is only referenced by Vivi while explaining the organization's structure and never actually appears in the story.
Mr. 10 is partnered with Miss Tuesday as one of the Frontier Agent pairs within Baroque Works.
Mr. 10 holds the rank of Frontier Agent, an elevated post within Baroque Works whose strength is thought to be roughly on the level of the organization's Billions agents.
Mr. 10's design is known only from Eiichiro Oda's concept art, which shows a mane of long, messy hair held by a headband, a bare chest under an open half-shirt, and a belt holding up star-patterned trousers.
No, Mr. 10 never appears on the page. His only mention comes when Vivi describes Baroque Works' hierarchy to the Straw Hats, and he survives solely through Oda's concept artwork.
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