Ranking Baroque Works Devil Fruit Users From Weakest to Strongest

Ranking Every Devil Fruit User in Baroque Works | One Piece Analysis Baroque Works wasn’t just a criminal organization — it was one of the earliest showcases of how dangerous Devil Fruits could be in One Piece. From living bombs and underground assassins to Crocodile’s terrifying Sand-Sand Fruit, this video breaks down every Devil Fruit user in Baroque Works and ranks them from weakest to strongest. In this full One Piece analysis, we examine: Crocodile and why the Sand-Sand Fruit made him nearly unstoppable Miss All Sunday (Nico Robin) and the true lethality of the Flower-Flower Fruit Mr. 1 and the Devil Fruit that forced Zoro to evolve Bon Clay’s Clone-Clone Fruit and its nation-level manipulation Underrated Devil Fruits like the Wax-Wax Fruit, Bomb-Bomb Fruit, and more Each ranking is based on power, versatility, combat effectiveness, and overall threat level, using canon feats from the Alabasta Saga. If you enjoy deep dives into One Piece, Devil Fruits, and character power scaling, make sure to like, subscribe, and comment on which organization you want ranked next — CP9, the Donquixote Family, or the Beast Pirates. Chapters 00:00 – Baroque Works Explained 01:12 – Lassoo (Dog-Dog Fruit) 02:05 – Miss Valentine (Kilo-Kilo Fruit) 03:00 – Miss Merry Christmas (Mole-Mole Fruit) 04:10 – Mr. 5 (Bomb-Bomb Fruit) 05:20 – Miss Doublefinger (Spike-Spike Fruit) 06:40 – Mr. 3 (Wax-Wax Fruit) 08:15 – Miss All Sunday (Flower-Flower Fruit) 09:45 – Mr. 2 Bon Clay (Clone-Clone Fruit) 11:10 – Mr. 1 (Dice-Dice Fruit) 13:05 – Crocodile (Sand-Sand Fruit)