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Mr. 108

Character

A non-canon Millions-rank operative of Baroque Works, Mr. 108 turns up in the game Grand Line Dream Adventure Log. Fixated on his own sense of elegance, he aimed to vault a full hundred places up the organization's ladder.

Status: Alive
First Appearance: Grand Line Dream Adventure Log
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Appearance

Mr. 108 has tanned skin and pale blue hair trimmed to a buzzcut, interrupted only by a trio of black stripes that sweep from his forehead toward the rear of his scalp. Dense dark brows frame his eyes, and stubble dusts his jaw and upper lip. His outfit is a black hakama stripped of its sleeves, worn with a necklace strung from large beads.

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Personality

His whole outlook centers on his private notion of elegance. He presses that taste onto everyone nearby and loses his temper quickly when they refuse to agree. Self-assured and hungry for advancement, he set his sights on climbing a hundred ranks within Baroque Works in one leap.

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History

For a Millions agent he carries surprising strength, having been handed the solo job of wiping out Whisky Peak's leftover Baroque Works personnel, two Frontier Agents among them. His hallmark is a paralysis technique that locks up everyone around him through sound-based hypnosis, an effect that a rival melody can cancel. His chosen weapon is a naginata, which he wields well enough to bring down the island's Tower of Tranquility alone. Reaching Whisky Peak, he griped that the tower marred the scenery and stalked off after Luffy gave him no reaction. At the tower's opening rite he froze the gathered crowd and flattened the structure, but Igaram's saxophone supplied a counter-melody that broke the spell. After declaring he would seize Igaram's former alias Mr. 8, the unfrozen Straw Hats turned on him, and Luffy ended the fight by sending him flying with 108 hits of Gomu Gomu no Gatling Gun.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mr. 108 in One Piece?

Mr. 108 is a non-canon Millions-rank agent of Baroque Works who appears in the game Grand Line Dream Adventure Log. He is fixated on his own sense of elegance and aimed to jump a hundred ranks up the organization's ladder.

What does Mr. 108 look like?

Mr. 108 has tanned skin and a pale blue buzzcut interrupted by three black stripes sweeping back across his scalp. He wears a black sleeveless hakama and a necklace strung from large beads.

What is Mr. 108's special ability?

Mr. 108 can paralyze everyone around him with a sound-based hypnosis technique, an effect that can only be broken by a rival melody. He also fights with a naginata, which he used to bring down Whisky Peak's Tower of Tranquility alone.

What mission was Mr. 108 given at Whisky Peak?

Mr. 108 was sent alone to wipe out the Baroque Works personnel left behind at Whisky Peak, including two Frontier Agents, and ended up destroying the island's Tower of Tranquility in the process.

How was Mr. 108 defeated?

After Igaram's saxophone broke his paralysis technique and freed the frozen Straw Hats, Mr. 108 was defeated by Luffy, who sent him flying with 108 hits of the Gomu Gomu no Gatling Gun.

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