All In One Piece (Large Family)

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Boom-Boom Fruit - Allows users to create explosions from their bodily secretions, and also make them immune to explosions. User: Gem.

Human-Human Fruit - Allows the user to become a human or a half-human hybrid, granting them human intelligence and the ability to speak. User: Chopper.

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An Awakened Paramecia allows the user to spread their power beyond their own body and transform or alter the properties of the material environment around them to match the nature of their Devil Fruit power, as well as manipulate the transformed material in any way they desire. The transformation effect can be spread over an extensive area. The main difference between an Awakening and the initial state of a Paramecia's abilities when first consuming the Devil Fruit, such as the Hira Hira no Mi, is that Awakening allows one to transform the environment from afar, as well as control it with just their mind whereas unawakened Paramecias require the user to touch what they wish to transform and often require bodily movement to be controlled.

The Mochi Mochi no Mi, which was first introduced as a Logia in the Shonen Jump release, would later be identified in Volume 86 as a "special" Paramecia by Jinbe. In Eiichiro Oda's first and second Romance Dawn prototypes, the Gomu Gomu no Mi was depicted near-identically to its counterpart in One Piece proper. However, both prototypes gave their origins as a "legend tree" ( 幻の木 , Maboroshi no ki ?) that appeared once every fifty years, with no implications of similar or related fruits. Some Devil Fruits of similar powers have been confirmed to be in a relationship of superiority and inferiority. In a fight between the two, the one with the superior power is almost certain to win. Though this in no way means that the user of the superior power is stronger than the inferior's user. [63] Superior Devil Fruit Human-Human Fruit Model: Nika - Allows the user's body to gain rubber-like properties which enable him to fight following his imagination, as a result of becoming the incarnation of the Sun God Nika. The World Government called this fruit Gum-Gum and hid its category, making it a Paramecia. User: Monkey D. Luffy. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 77 (p. 154), "A question for Ei-chan. If you take a single bite out of a Devil Fruit, and then someone else eats the rest of it, will they still be able to gain the ability? Take it away, Ei-chan."Smooth-Smooth Fruit - Makes the users' skin extremely slippery, to the point where things harmlessly slide off them. User: Alvida. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 4 (p. 150), About how many are there in the "Devil Fruit Series", and what kind of Fruits will turn up?

Even if the power that a Devil Fruit user gains is useful, a Devil fruit user doesn't automatically have control over their powers. All Devil Fruit users must train to learn how to activate, control, and use their power. This process could potentially put the Devil Fruit user in a painful and/or humiliating position. The Whole Cake Island, also known as Yonko Saga, is named after the Whole Cake Island that the Straw Hats visit after Dressrosa island in the series. This is the ninth saga and is divided into the following arcs:

The Venice-like paradise Water 7 island that the Straw Hat reaches after Skypiea is the inspiration for the name of the Water 7 Saga. This is the anime show’s fourth saga, and it is divided into the following arcs: Listen closely, boy. There is another stage entirely to the powers of a Devil Fruit: awakening!!! It's very rare, but some powers can awaken and affect objects aside from the wielder!!! One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 40 Chapter 385 (p. 5) and Episode 271, Jabra tries to stop Kaku and Kalifa from eating Devil Fruits by telling them how bad they taste. Getting careless because you're a Logia type? You're just fire. My magma can even burn you! My powers are far superior to yours! Glare-Glare Fruit - Allows users to see through solid objects and over vast distances, as well as examine people's minds and memories. User: Viola.