A frog-styled flintlock customized for Miss Father's Day. Round-bodied with a frog's-head muzzle, it fires amphibian-shaped rounds that burst on contact, and it powers a paired attack she shares with Mr. 7.
The Gero Gero Gun is a flintlock that Miss Father's Day of Baroque Works has personalized to suit her motif. Its design leans heavily into a frog theme: the barrel ends in a frog's head, the main body mimics a frog's rounded shape, and the whole piece carries a plump, bulbous silhouette. The name itself echoes a frog's croak.
Mechanically it shoots like an ordinary flintlock, but its owner loads it with rounds molded into frog heads that explode when they strike. This lets her deal blast damage rather than simple puncture wounds.
Miss Father's Day is the gun's owner and uses it alongside her partner. Their combined technique, Lady Smash, has both agents fire at once so the two shots meet and detonate right in front of the target. They turned it on Vivi and Chopper during their fight.

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The Gero Gero Gun is a flintlock that Miss Father's Day of Baroque Works has personalized with a frog theme, its barrel ending in a frog's head and its body carrying a plump, rounded shape.
Miss Father's Day of Baroque Works owns and uses the Gero Gero Gun.
The Gero Gero Gun fires rounds molded into frog heads that explode when they strike, dealing blast damage rather than simple puncture wounds.
Lady Smash is a combined technique in which Miss Father's Day and her partner Mr. 7 fire their guns at once so the two shots meet and detonate right in front of the target.
Miss Father's Day turned the Gero Gero Gun on Vivi and Chopper during their fight alongside Mr. 7.
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