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Mr. 7 from One Piece in a close-framed cel-shaded anime scene with a detailed environment
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Mr. 7 is a Frontier Agent of Baroque Works who forms a sniping team with Miss Father's Day. He took over the codename after the previous holder died on the job, and he turns up as a minor villain during the Arabasta Arc.

Alias: Mr. 7
Gender: Male
Weapon: Yellow Gun
Species: Human
Occupation: Frontier Agent (former), Sniper
Japanese Va: Keisuke
Debut Chapter: Chapter 205
Debut Episode: Episode 124
Japanese Name: Misuta Sebun
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Appearance

The number seven saturates this agent from head to toe, stamped onto his eyebrows, his footwear, and even his firearm, while many of his poses and gestures bend into that same shape. Crowning him is a mass of puffy bluish-white hair set like a helmet. A purple coat falls to his ankles, trimmed with yellow frills at the shoulders and sleeves and bearing twin sevens across the chest. Beneath it sit a dark blue shirt streaked with pink, a pale neckerchief, black trousers over tall white socks, and seven-shaped yellow shoes. Square yellow shades with red lenses finish the look.

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Personality

Compared to his partner he carries himself in a more relaxed, somewhat graver register. That easygoing surface hides a vicious streak, as he takes genuine pleasure in killing.

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Abilities

Together with Miss Father's Day he makes up the organization's marksman pairing. His weapon, the Yellow Gun, is a one-of-a-kind flintlock loaded with dice-shaped rounds marked with seven pips; he times his shots so they meet his partner's mid-flight to trigger a blast. During the Arabasta Arc, Crocodile assigned the two of them to mind the cannon atop the clock tower and fire it on schedule to wipe out the combatants below in Alubarna. From that perch they shot down Pell as he flew above the city. Once Mr. 7 lit the ignition cord, the pair spotted Vivi climbing the tower with the Straw Hats backing her, recognized her as Miss Wednesday, and moved to gun her down for her betrayal. With the crew's aid she dodged their fire, knocked both snipers off the structure, and cut the burning cord. His fate after the conflict is left unstated.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mr. 7 in One Piece?

Mr. 7 is a Frontier Agent of Baroque Works who forms a sniping team with Miss Father's Day. He took over the codename after its previous holder died, and he appears as a minor villain during the Arabasta Arc.

What happened to Mr. 7 in One Piece?

During the Arabasta Arc, Crocodile assigned Mr. 7 and Miss Father's Day to guard the clock tower cannon in Alubarna. The pair shot down Pell and tried to kill Vivi, but were knocked off the tower by her with the Straw Hats' help.

Who is Mr. 7's partner?

Mr. 7's partner and fellow sniper is Miss Father's Day.

Who kills Mr. 7 in One Piece?

Mr. 7's ultimate fate is never confirmed in the story. He is last seen being knocked off the clock tower during the fight in Alubarna, and what becomes of him afterward is left unstated.

What weapon does Mr. 7 use?

Mr. 7 wields the Yellow Gun, a one-of-a-kind flintlock loaded with dice-shaped rounds marked with seven pips, timed to meet his partner Miss Father's Day's shots mid-flight for a combined blast.

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