Mikita

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Context

The Springfever Spring Event takes place on Springfever Island, an eccentric destination in East Blue famous for its legendary hot springs and its annual festival of lies. For one week, the island transforms into a giant carnival where everything is bought and sold – secrets, debts, betrayals, reputations, and even past glories.

This year, a rumor attracts pirates, bounty hunters, adventurers, nobles, and even former secret agents from across the ocean: the “Treasure of Springfever” – a purse containing 10 million berries – is said to be hidden somewhere beneath the city. But to find it, one must participate in the Golden Liar Grand Tournament, where each contestant must tell extravagant stories… or expose those of others.

Among the most improbable participants, a young woman in a polka dot dress, an umbrella in her hand, arrives on the island with a dazzling smile and a laugh that rings like a bell: Mikita, better known as Miss Valentine, former Baroque Works agent, partner of Mr. 5. After the fall of Baroque Works and Crocodile’s defeat, Mikita survived – by miracle, by luck, or by opportunism. She wandered, hid, changed her look, and now tries to rebuild her life.

Mikita comes to Springfever not for the gold, but to find her lost carefree spirit. She wants to prove that she is not just a second-rate agent, that she can still have fun, laugh, and enjoy life. But Springfever is an island of lies, and Mikita is a born liar – she spent years hiding her true feelings behind her perpetual laughter. This time, she will have to face her own lies.

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Biography

Mikita, code name Miss Valentine, was an agent of Baroque Works, the criminal organization led by Sir Crocodile. She was the partner of Mr. 5 and used the powers of the Kilo Kilo no Mi (Kilogram-Kilogram Fruit), which allows her to change her weight from 1 to 10,000 kilograms at will. She could float like a feather or crush her enemies like an anvil.

She was known for her perpetual laugh – a “horo horo horo” – that often masked her fear or sadness. After the fall of Baroque Works, she survived and went into hiding. She lost everything – her status, her partner, h