Who else has the Gum Gum fruit

Who else has the Gum Gum fruit
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The Gomu Gomu no Mi[2] is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit[4] that grants the user's body the properties of rubber, effectively turning them into a Rubber Human (ゴム人間 Gomu Ningen?).[2] It was originally known as the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika and was classified as a Mythical Zoan-type fruit that allows the user to transform into the legendary "Sun God" Nika and gain his attributes before being reclassified by the World Government.[6]

The fruit was a treasure sought by the World Government for over 800 years, until it was stolen by Shanks and his crew in recent history.[7][8][2] It was then accidentally eaten twelve years ago by the series' protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy.[1]

Etymology

  • Gomu (ゴム?) means "rubber" in Japanese, being borrowed from the Dutch word gom ("gum").
  • Hito (?) is Japanese for "person/human (being)".
  • In the Viz Manga, 4Kids and Funimation dubs, it is called the Gum-Gum Fruit, "gum" being a soft, cohesive substance designed for chewing, with elastic properties, and its original name is called the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika.

Appearance

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The Gomu Gomu no Mi in Shanks' treasure chest.

The Gomu Gomu no Mi is a violet, spherical shaped fruit with a stem sprouting out of the top, with swirls that go in a curly "S" like-pattern. Its overall appearance greatly resembles a Yubari King.[2]

While its final design has the characteristic Devil Fruit swirls all over it, the fruit was initially drawn without them in the first version of Romance Dawn.[9]

Transformations

Due to it's unique nature, this Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit grants the user a baseline body with the properties of rubber. However, due to the fruit's true power being dormant, the user's human body is limited to restrictions and transformations similar in nature to most Paramecias. However, after achieving an Awakening, the fruit's true power as a Mythical Zoan is unleashed, giving the user a new transformation where their hair and clothes turn white, their eyes glow red with white ring-like pupils, and white clouds float around their neck, giving them the appearance of the mythical Sun God, Nika,[6] granting their already rubbery body more strength and freedom, turning the user into a "Warrior of Liberation" (解放の戦士 Kaihō no Senshi?).

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The user's baseline form, with the powers and rubbery body of a Paramecia.

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The user's Awakened Form, with their rubber body granted the full power of a Mythical Zoan.

Strengths

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Luffy showcasing his elasticity.

The fruit's major strength, as demonstrated by Luffy, is that the user's body permanently adopts the properties of rubber: their body can stretch, bend, bounce, inflate, and twist like said substance, even when the user himself is nullified.

Unlike most other Devil Fruits, the effects of the Gomu Gomu no Mi are always active, making the user's body permanently rubbery. The user becomes almost completely immune to blunt damage, including hand-to-hand combat, blunt weapons, bullets, and even cannonballs, all of which will just bounce off from his skin. Situations like falls from great heights and heavy collisions that would kill a normal person end up being non-lethal or even painless, and certain traps and hazards are rendered ineffective considering the user's enhanced flexibility.[10][11][12]

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Luffy's rubber body allows him to hit Enel, whose body is made of electricity.

The fruit enables all parts of the consumer's body to behave like rubber, including their organs. This means that certain actions that otherwise would be impossible to do with a normal human body, such as pumping one's own blood or bones with air, can be achieved through this ability for extra speed or power. Furthermore, thanks to rubber's natural insulating properties, the user is also immune to electrical attacks, such as those from the Goro Goro no Mi, Electro, and Zeus. This immunity to electricity allows the user of the Gomu Gomu no Mi to hit the user of the Goro Goro no Mi (an electricity Logia) without needing Haki.[13] Those same properties may also grant some resistance towards underwater pressure, letting the user fight while surrounded by a deep underwater environment despite the usual Devil Fruit weakness.

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Luffy using a stretching punch to hit a target from afar.

The user's ability to stretch and twist like rubber to extreme lengths not only makes them immune to injuries that originate from such, but it also grants them the skill to rebound from hard surfaces or reach people that are far away from their position. For offense, stretching allows the user to drastically increase the range of what would otherwise be considered a powerful close-range attack, turning it into a devastating mid-range or long-range attack. A stretched limb can be used to store potential energy like a stretched spring, increasing the velocity by stretching their arm back, resulting in increased power.

Luffy has shown a limited ability of moving in mid-air, by grabbing onto something with an extended limb and pulling himself away from what could have been a fatal attack. This gives the user the option of several jumping and airborne attacks that would have been disadvantageous to most other people.

In the anime, Luffy has used his stretching abilities to inhale great amounts of air to thus exhale a big gust of wind; this application of his powers was used to blow away Marigold's poisonous vapor from her venom spit and Magellan's poison breath.

Awakening

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Luffy manipulating the environment into rubber.

Once the fruit is awakened, the user undergoes a drastic transformation where their hair and clothing turns white, their hair resembles flames, his eyebrows resemble spirals, and gains ringed pupils, in addition to steam wrapped around him. Similar to Gear 3 and 4, the user can alter their physique without the need of inflating their muscles. Kaidou has likened its awakening to the Zoan's transformation abilities and the Paramecia's environmental alteration. However, unique to this fruit is that it can extend to living beings, as Luffy could influence flesh as if it was rubber too. Similar to the previous developments of him using the Gomu Gomu no Mi, Luffy dubbed his awakening as "Gear 5". In this state, his rubbery body gains irregular adaptability that even stupefied the battle-hardened Kaidou.[14]

According to the Five Elders, the fruit had not been awakened for centuries prior to Luffy's having done so.[15] They consider that preventing the fruit from awakening might be worth incurring the wrath of Kaidou, one of the Four Emperors, suggesting that they greatly fear the fruit's power.[6]

Weaknesses

Despite all the great advantages the user gets by using his fruit, there are a number of weaknesses. One major risk of the user's powers is that their stretched limbs take a moment to retract back into place, leaving them vulnerable to attacks in the moments when their limbs are stretched, as Buggy and Kuro both took advantage of early on in the series. Luffy, however, has adapted his fighting style to minimize this risk.[16]

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Luffy's elasticity reaching its limits and starts to tear.

Initially, the user's body was similar to a rubber band, requiring him to use excessive motion to "throw" an attack. After the timeskip though, the extra movement became unnecessary, and Luffy is able to stretch easily. Additionally, rubber has a maximum limit to how far it can stretch; in the first SBS, Oda stated that the user's maximum stretching distance is "72 Gomu Gomus".[17] Attempting to go beyond this length can cause the user to bleed and be at risk of ripping.[18]

One of the biggest weaknesses that Gomu Gomu no Mi users possess is their susceptibility to cutting attacks and bladed weapons. By his own admission to Enel (much to Nami's annoyance) and as evidenced against Cracker, Katakuri and Kaidou, it has been consistently portrayed that Luffy has a vulnerability to cutting attacks. It should be noted however that this does not mean that Gomu Gomu no Mi users are weaker to these things than the average person (and in fact, Luffy is fairly durable even against bladed attacks). However, the Gomu Gomu no Mi's effectiveness against blunt attacks simply does not apply to cutting attacks (even when coated by Haki), allowing them to deal critical damage to Luffy.

While the user is normally highly resistant to blunt attacks, things like like Fish-Man Karate and Seastone are able to bypass this durability. While contact with water or Seastone drains the user of his energy and nullifies his rubber-like ability to absorb blunt attacks (as with Smoker's jutte), his actual body still maintains its rubber-like nature, allowing a third party to stretch his body for him.[19]

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Luffy getting hurt by Haki.

Just like other Devil Fruit users, the user is also susceptible to Busoshoku Haki. However, the usage of Haki only nullifies the user's ability to absorb blunt attacks; it does not revert the user's body to normal flesh. Through the use of Busoshoku Haki, Luffy's grandfather was able to hurt him using only his fist (though Garp attributed this to "love"). When Luffy's crewmates (usually Nami) get angry at him, their punches are able to bypass Luffy's immunity to blunt attacks, although this is purely for comedic effect.

Another shortcoming noted by Doflamingo is that when Busoshoku Haki is applied to a part of Luffy's body, it stops being rubbery. This is proven with Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Thor Elephant Gun, where, despite rubber being a natural insulator of electricity, the Busoshoku Haki-enhanced attack itself discharges it. However, this weakness is negated by Gear 4, which harmonizes Luffy's rubbery body with his Haki, making him similar to an "iron balloon".

Coming into contact with a user of the Yami Yami no Mi, which has the power to completely nullify all other Devil Fruit powers, outright disables a Gomu Gomu no Mi's rubbery defense. This was shown when Blackbeard simply grabbed Luffy with his hand and then tossed him into the ground, causing him to bleed.

Usage

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A young Luffy struggling to control his stretching attacks.

In his youth, Luffy had a problem controlling his own abilities. Though he had an idea of how they would work, Luffy had trouble with aiming and the timing of his attacks, and he was continuously sent spinning by the recoil. However, he managed to counter these weaknesses with his continuous training in the jungle by the time he left to be a pirate.

The powers of the fruit have been used by Luffy in a variety of ways. These range from simply moving from one place to another in a rather reckless manner, to attacking an enemy with a barrage of fast and strong punches. He has also developed several peculiar methods of combat as time passed, adapting new forms by manipulating his elastic body, most prominent his "Gear 2" and "Gear 3" forms, allowing him to momentarily increase his strength in combat. After the timeskip, he has learned to use Haki in conjunction with the fruit's powers, as well as having more control over his forms. Later, during the time skip, Luffy developed a form known as "Gear 4".[20][21]

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The Kuja Pirates playing with Luffy's rubber body.

Of course, Luffy, being who he is, does not only use his ability for battle. When with his crew, or even when partying with others, Luffy tends to use his elastic properties for the humor and joy of others, such as making funny faces, or using his elastic body to play around. Often throughout the series he would stretch his arm and steal food from others, much to their annoyance. He also uses his powers for transportation purposes, a primary example being his Gomu Gomu no Rocket, which has him grab something with his arms and fire himself like a slingshot, which helps him travel great distances quickly. Luffy has no problem letting other people play with his stretching body, which people tend to take advantage of.

History

Past

According to the Five Elders, the World Government had attempted to obtain the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika for 800 years and never succeeded. The Elders theorized that this might be due to the will of the fruit itself.[6] At some point, the government changed the name of the fruit to "Gomu Gomu no Mi" and reclassified it as a Paramecia in order to conceal its true nature.[15][6]

At some point, the government finally managed to obtain the fruit through unknown means. It was placed on a government ship being guarded by Who's-Who, an agent of CP9, but was then stolen by Lucky Roux of the Red Hair Pirates thirteen years before the main storyline.[22][8] Who's-Who's failure to protect the fruit directly led to his dismissal from CP9 and eventual imprisonment.[7]

Romance Dawn Arc

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Luffy eating the Devil Fruit.

During their time in the friendly port of Foosha Village, the Red Hair Pirates kept the fruit in a small chest which Roux carried around with him. Then one day, while they were celebrating at Partys Bar, a young boy who admired the crew named Monkey D. Luffy unwittingly ate the fruit as dessert for his meal, thus gaining a rubbery physique but also losing the ability to swim forever.

Although Shanks and his crew were aghast to discover that Luffy had eaten the fruit, it remains unclear if they were aware of its true name or power.[1]

Wano Country Arc

After another defeat against Kaidou, Luffy awakened the fruit's powers.[23] This was the first time after centuries.[15]

Early Concepts

According to Eiichiro Oda, Luffy was conceptualized with stretching powers specifically to allow for a "silly" fighting style that could make battles amusing as well as dramatic.[24] As such, the Gomu Gomu no Mi is one of the few elements apart from Luffy himself to appear in both of the series' Romance Dawn prototypes:

  • The first Romance Dawn, much like One Piece proper, depicts the fruit as the property of the Red Hair Pirates, which Luffy nonchalantly eats. It also describes the fruit's origins as a "legend tree" (幻の木 Maboroshi no ki?) that appears only once every fifty years.[25]
  • The second Romance Dawn depicts the fruit as the property of Luffy's grandfather (here an unnamed, retired pirate, but drawn largely identical to Monkey D. Garp), once again nonchalantly eaten by Luffy. This version notably depicts Luffy's first named attack: Right-Hand Stopper. Like in the final version of the One Piece manga, the fruit was first taken from an enemy.[26]

(According to a separate interview, the fruit's original name was simply the "Gomu no Mi" (ゴムの実?), but Oda changed it after an editor recalled this to be the name of a real-life fruit.[27])

Anime and Manga Differences

In the manga, Luffy ate the fruit—unnoticed—while Higuma and his gang began accosting the Red Hair Pirates, and its ability was first demonstrated when Luffy tried to leave Partys Bar with Shanks holding onto his arm, causing his entire arm to stretch. The anime's adaptation of these events depicts Luffy eating the fruit out of anger directly stemming from Shanks' blithe attitude toward the bandits; in addition, Shanks notices almost immediately, and even heaves Luffy upside-down in an effort to dislodge it, resulting in Luffy's legs stretching as the first demonstration of the power.[28]

(Most if not all subsequent adaptations of Chapter 1, such as the Episode of Luffy special and Episode 878, hew closer to the manga's version of events.)

Translation and Dub Issues

Name

Viz, 4Kids, and Funimation all translate this fruit's name as the "Gum-Gum Fruit". This translation comes from the etymology of the Japanese word "Gomu". "Gomu" is a loan word from Dutch, it comes from "Gom" which is used in Dutch to refer to rubber to identify it as "natural rubber" instead of "synthetic rubber". This is not only true of Japanese, but most worldly languages derive their word for "Rubber" from "Gum".

Viz most likely selected "Gum-Gum" as a translation over "Rubber Rubber" due to "Gum" being phonically similar to "Gomu". The only English version of the series to ever translate it out as the "Rubber Rubber Fruit" is the Odex version. This is because it has no connections to the North American versions at all. Despite translating Gomu as "Gum", all English versions refer to Luffy as a "rubber man".

In the Filipino dub of One Piece, the word used is "Goma-Goma", "goma" being the word for "rubber".

In the anime, the description of Luffy's cell in Charlotte Mont-d'Or's book prison, the fruit's name is romanized as "Gomgom no mi".

Origin

Curiously, the Viz manga describes the fruit as "of the Gum-Gum Tree" in at least two chapters (as well as an early promotional blurb), apparently in conflation with the origin given by the aforementioned Romance Dawn prototypes.[29][30] To date, whether this origin actually applies to One Piece proper has been neither proven nor disproven in-story.

Spelling of Gears

In Japanese, the Gears are spelled with Arabic numerals with furigana over them. The furigana indicates that the number is to be pronounced as an ordinal number (second, third, fourth, fifth) rather than a cardinal number (two, three, four, five). Thus, Gear 2 is pronounced as "Gear Second" and so on. Oda has romanized the names of both Gear 4 and Gear 5 in English,[31][32] which show that the number is intended to be written as a numeral rather than as the written pronunciation.

Viz and the Funimation subs have elected to refer to the Gears using written out cardinal numbers (e.g. "Gear Two") even though it is not pronounced this way in Japanese. The Funimation dub keeps the ordinal pronunciations, but switches the word order to put the number first (e.g. "Second Gear"). While this is obviously a deviation from the Japanese, it does make more grammatical sense in English and also aligns with the terms for gears in an automobile.

Trivia

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Oda's depiction of Zoro using the Gomu Gomu no Mi.

  • One Piece Magazine Vol.6 features an illustration of Roronoa Zoro having hypothetically been granted the Gomu Gomu no Mi's powers. Eiichiro Oda drew it following a fan request.
  • This is the first Devil Fruit—specifically, the first Paramecia-type—depicted in the series.
    • Upon its reveal to be a Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit, this also makes it the first Zoan fruit to have been depicted in the series.
  • Luffy has far more named Devil Fruit attacks than any other Devil Fruit user.
  • In Romance Dawn, Version 2, the Gomu Gomu no Mi was estimated by Luffy's grandfather to be worth
    Who else has the Gum Gum fruit
    5.000.000.000.
    • This value is the same as the one estimated by Diez Barrels for the Ope Ope no Mi.[33]
  • Both Gecko Moria and Charlotte Brûlée were able to imitate the usage of the Gomu Gomu no Mi using their Devil Fruits, the Kage Kage no Mi and Mira Mira no Mi respectively. While Brûlée mirrored the techniques herself, Moria used Kage Kakumei to manipulate Oars' shadow to perform the attacks.
  • Other characters have imitated the naming pattern of the fruit's techniques.
    • Oars has used an attack called "Gomu Gomu no Shirimochi" during his fight against the Straw Hats.
    • In the anime, Bentham tried to fool Magellan by using Gomu Gomu no Okama Pistol, Okama Gatling, and Okama Giant Scythe, though he only copied the naming pattern and not the attacks themselves.[34]
  • Gasparde and Charlotte Katakuri both mimicked the Gomu Gomu no Mi's rubbery physiology via their Devil Fruits that allows them to turn their bodies into a substance that possesses elastic properties:
    • Gasparde's Ame Ame no Mi turns his body into candy syrup, that he can stretch forward, and create a slingshot effect with his arms similar to Luffy's "Gomu Gomu no Rocket".[35]
    • Katakuri's Mochi Mochi no Mi turns his body into sticky mochi, which he can stretch forward very much like Luffy's.[36] He can also expand his limbs to mimic the "Gomu Gomu no Elephant Gun".[37]
  • This is so far the only Devil Fruit to go by two different names and have two different classifications.
  • In One Piece mythology, Nika is regarded as a god who would free slaves and captives from bondage. Luffy has fulfilled this role on a large scale three times: first when he freed slaves from the Human Auctioning House on Sabaody Archipelago, then when he unwittingly instigated a mass breakout from the great prison Impel Down, then finally when he engineered a revolt at the Prisoner Mine in Wano. Additionally, he has performed numerous other smaller-scale rescues as well as liberated entire nations from despotic rulers and usurpers—namely Shells Town, Orange Town, the Conomi Islands, Drum Island, Arabasta Kingdom, Skypiea, Fish-Man Island, Dressrosa, and Wano.
  • Him eating this Devil Fruit, which grants him all the traits of the Sun God, Nika, is ironic, as he once fought against Enel, who believed himself to be God.
  • Most of the Gomu Gomu no Mi techniques & traits, especially the Gear 3, 4 and 5, are most likely based on classic American animation, such as rubber hose animation, cartoon logic and effects, as well the user of the supernatural mask from The Mask.
  • It is unknown if the transformation used during the Onigashima raid is his hybrid form or his full transformation.
  • In the 4Kids dub, the Gomu Gomu no Mi sound effects were changed to various synth sound effects.

SBS-Based Trivia

  • One of the fans asked Oda if Luffy's genitalia could stretch, and Oda answered that it could.[38]
  • One of the fans asked Oda why he gave Luffy rubber powers, and Oda answered that it was because it was the funniest power, explaining that no matter how serious the story in the manga was, the reader would be able to relax and observe with interest what is happening.[24]
    • This question was answered by Oda twice, first in Shonen Jump, and then in SBS.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 1 Chapter 1 (p. 13-15) and Episode 4, Unnoticed, Luffy takes the Gomu Gomu no Mi from the Red Hair Pirates' chest and eats it. In the manga (and some later anime adaptations), the fruit is fully depicted in a sketch by Lucky Roux.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 1 Chapter 1 (p. 20-21) and Episode 4, Shanks' crew notices the fruit is gone from the chest.
  3. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 1 Chapter 1 (p. 48-50) and Episode 1, Luffy is first seen using the fruit.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 30 (p. 104), the Gomu Gomu no Mi is confirmed to be a Paramecia.
  5. One Piece Manga — Vol. 103 Chapter 1044 (p. 4).
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 One Piece Manga — Vol. 103 Chapter 1044 (p. 4-5).
  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 One Piece Manga — Vol. 101 Chapter 1017 (p. 17), Who's who reveals his past.
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 One Piece Manga — Vol. 101 Chapter 1018 (p. 7), Who's-Who confirms that the Gomu Gomu no Mi was stolen by the Red Hair Pirates.
  9. Romance Dawn, Version 1, the Gomu Gomu no Mi is shown without any swirls in the first version of Romance Dawn.
  10. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 57 Chapter 557 (p. 16-17) and Episode 465, Luffy remarks that he will survive the massive drop because he's the only one made of rubber.
  11. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 3 Chapter 26 (p. 12-14) and Episode 10, Luffy falls off a cliff after falling asleep from hypnosis, and is unharmed.
  12. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 36 Chapter 346 (p. 3) and Episode 244, Luffy escapes from Lucci's stake traps.
  13. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 30 Chapter 279 (p. 14-16) and Episode 182, Enel's lightning attacks have no effect on Luffy's rubber body, and Luffy's attack bypasses Enel's Logia intangibility.
  14. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 103.
  15. ↑ 15.0 15.1 15.2 One Piece Manga — Vol. 103 Chapter 1037.
  16. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 3 Chapter 18 and Episode 7, Luffy uses his Scythe technique against Buggy.
  17. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 4 (p. 90), fan question: how far can Luffy stretch his arm?
  18. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 85 Chapter 850 (p. 5) and Episode 816, Luffy pushes the limits of his power trying to escape Big Mom's prisoners book.
  19. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 10 Chapter 85 and Episode 39, Luffy survives drowning by having his head stretched out of the water.
  20. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 78 Chapter 783 (p. 19) and Episode 725, Luffy begins activating Gear 4.
  21. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 78 Chapter 784 (p. 9) and Episode 726, Luffy states he developed Gear 4 on Rusukaina.
  22. Vivre Card - One Piece Visual Dictionary (Card #0018), Lucky Roux's history reveals that he took the Gomu Gomu no Mi from an enemy crew.
  23. One Piece Manga — Vol. 103 Chapter 1044 (p. 2-6, 10-17).
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 65 (p. 46), Oda explains why he gave Luffy rubber powers.
  25. One Piece Manga, One Shot — Romance Dawn, Version 1, the first version of the Gomu Gomu no Mi.
  26. One Piece Manga, One Shot — Romance Dawn, Version 2, the second version of the Gomu Gomu no Mi.
  27. Interview with website Manga Heaven, December 2007. Retrieved here, translated here. Note that "Gomu no Mi" is not known to be the name of any fruit in colloquial Japanese; on the other hand, real-life rubber trees do produce distinctive (if generally inedible) fruit.
  28. One Piece Anime — Episode 4.
  29. One Piece Manga — Vol. 1 Chapter 2 (p. 23).
  30. One Piece Manga — Vol. 3 Chapter 22 (p. 11).
  31. One Piece Manga — Vol. 89 Chapter 895 (p. 2).
  32. One Piece Manga — Vol. 103 Chapter 1044 (p. 17).
  33. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 77 Chapter 766 (p. 3) and Episode 705, Diez Barrels mentions how much money the deal with the Marines was worth.
  34. One Piece Anime — Episode 435.
  35. One Piece Movie — Dead End Adventure, Gasparde using his syrup body to mimic Luffy's rubber powers.
  36. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 87 Chapter 877 (p. 10-11) and Episode 849, Katakuri stretching his arm like Luffy's, and Carrot notes their similarities.
  37. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 87 Chapter 879 (p. 15-17) and Episode 852, Katakuri imitates Gomu Gomu no Elephant Gun.
  38. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 8 (p. 44), Oda confirms that Luffy's penis can stretch.

  • Rubber Mimicry – Superpower Wiki article about the fruits' main power
  • Rubber – Wikipedia article about rubber
  • Yubari King – Wikipedia article about the actual fruit the Devil Fruit is apparently shaped after
  • Rubber Man - TV tropes wiki article on the rubber superpower trope
  • Firearm – Wikipedia article about firearms in general for which a majority of Luffy's Devil Fruit techniques are named after
  • Blood Doping – Wikipedia article on the process Gear 2 utilizes
  • Ruffys Attacken - German One Piece Encyclopedia article listing Luffy's attacks

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Devil Fruits

Paramecia
Canon: Gomu Gomu no Mi *  •  Bara Bara no Mi  •  Sube Sube no Mi  •  Bomu Bomu no Mi  •  Kiro Kiro no Mi  •  Hana Hana no Mi  •  Doru Doru no Mi  •  Baku Baku no Mi  •  Mane Mane no Mi  •  Supa Supa no Mi  •  Toge Toge no Mi  •  Ori Ori no Mi  •  Bane Bane no Mi  •  Ito Ito no Mi  •  Noro Noro no Mi  •  Doa Doa no Mi  •  Awa Awa no Mi  •  Beri Beri no Mi  •  Sabi Sabi no Mi  •  Shari Shari no Mi  •  Horo Horo no Mi  •  Yomi Yomi no Mi  •  Kage Kage no Mi  •  Suke Suke no Mi  •  Nikyu Nikyu no Mi  •  Jiki Jiki no Mi  •  Ope Ope no Mi  •  Shiro Shiro no Mi  •  Wara Wara no Mi  •  Oto Oto no Mi  •  Mero Mero no Mi  •  Doku Doku no Mi  •  Horu Horu no Mi  •  Choki Choki no Mi  •  Gura Gura no Mi  •  Kira Kira no Mi  •  Poke Poke no Mi  •  Woshu Woshu no Mi  •  Fuwa Fuwa no Mi  •  Mato Mato no Mi  •  Fuku Fuku no Mi  •  Hobi Hobi no Mi  •  Buki Buki no Mi  •  Guru Guru no Mi  •  Beta Beta no Mi  •  Zushi Zushi no Mi  •  Bari Bari no Mi  •  Nui Nui no Mi  •  Giro Giro no Mi  •  Ato Ato no Mi  •  Jake Jake no Mi  •  Pamu Pamu no Mi  •  Sui Sui no Mi  •  Ton Ton no Mi  •  Hira Hira no Mi  •  Ishi Ishi no Mi  •  Fude Fude no Mi  •  Nagi Nagi no Mi  •  Chiyu Chiyu no Mi  •  Maki Maki no Mi  •  Soru Soru no Mi  •  Mira Mira no Mi  •  Pero Pero no Mi  •  Bisu Bisu no Mi  •  Bata Bata no Mi  •  Buku Buku no Mi  •  Kuri Kuri no Mi  •  Shibo Shibo no Mi  •  Memo Memo no Mi  •  Mochi Mochi no Mi *  •  Hoya Hoya no Mi  •  Netsu Netsu no Mi  •  Kuku Kuku no Mi  •  Gocha Gocha no Mi  •  Oshi Oshi no Mi  •  Kobu Kobu no Mi  •  Kibi Kibi no Mi  •  Toki Toki no Mi  •  Juku Juku no Mi  •  Shiku Shiku no Mi  •  Wapu Wapu no Mi  •  Riki Riki no Mi
Non-Canon: Goe Goe no Mi  •  Hiso Hiso no Mi  •  Kama Kama no Mi  •  Kachi Kachi no Mi  •  Nemu Nemu no Mi  •  Mini Mini no Mi  •  Atsu Atsu no Mi  •  Noko Noko no Mi  •  Ami Ami no Mi  •  Kopi Kopi no Mi  •  Mosa Mosa no Mi  •  Modo Modo no Mi  •  Gutsu Gutsu no Mi  •  Peto Peto no Mi  •  Kone Kone no Mi  •  Moa Moa no Mi  •  Kyubu Kyubu no Mi  •  Maji Maji no Mi  •  Nito Nito no Mi  •  Hore Hore no Mi  •  Nuke Nuke no Mi  •  Koro Koro no Mi  •  Jara Jara no Mi  •  Iro Iro no Mi  •  Goru Goru no Mi  •  Raki Raki no Mi  •  Nepa Nepa no Mi  •  Mono Mono no Mi  •  Bijo Bijo no Mi  •  Ute Ute no Mi  •  Pocha Pocha no Mi  •  Bana Bana no Mi  •  Deri Deri no Mi  •  Dero Dero no Mi  •  Peke Peke no Mi  •  Gemu Gemu no Mi  •  Chara Chara no Mi  •  Basu Basu no Mi  •  Gasha Gasha no Mi  •  Nibi Nibi no Mi  •  Nori Nori no Mi  •  Chuni Chuni no Mi  •  Uta Uta no Mi
SBS: Gero Gero no Mi  •  Samu Samu no Mi  •  Muzu Muzu no Mi, Model: Kokan  •  Pu Pu no Mi
Zoan
Standard: Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bison  •  Hito Hito no Mi  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Falcon  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dachshund  •  Mogu Mogu no Mi  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Jackal  •  Uma Uma no Mi  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Leopard  •  Zou Zou no Mi  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Giraffe  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: King Cobra  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Anaconda  •  Kame Kame no Mi  •  Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl  •  Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Kabutomushi  •  Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Suzumebachi  •  Tama Tama no Mi  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Albatross  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Tanuki  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Eagle ≠
Ancient: Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus  •  Zou Zou no Mi, Model: Mammoth  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Spinosaurus  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Pteranodon  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Brachiosaurus  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Pachycephalosaurus  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Triceratops  •  Kumo Kumo no Mi, Model: Rosamygale Grauvogeli  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Saber Tiger
Mythical: Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Phoenix  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Daibutsu  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Kyubi no Kitsune  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Yamata no Orochi  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Onyudo  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Okuchi no Makami  •  Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Pegasus  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Bake-danuki ≠  •  Batto Batto no Mi, Model: Vampire ≠  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Nue ≠
Artificial: Artificial Devil Fruit (SMILE)
Logia
Canon: Moku Moku no Mi  •  Suna Suna no Mi  •  Mera Mera no Mi  •  Goro Goro no Mi  •  Hie Hie no Mi  •  Yami Yami no Mi  •  Pika Pika no Mi  •  Magu Magu no Mi  •  Numa Numa no Mi  •  Gasu Gasu no Mi  •  Yuki Yuki no Mi  •  Mori Mori no Mi
Non-Canon: Toro Toro no Mi  •  Pasa Pasa no Mi  •  Ame Ame no Mi
Undetermined Class
Non-Canon: Zuma Zuma no Mi  •  Meta Meta no Mi
Related Articles
Deterrents: Blue Sea  •  Seastone  •  Busoshoku Haki
Vehicles/Ships: Billower Bike *  •  Chiryaku Ten'nen Maru *  •  Striker *  •  Maxim *  •  Ao Chari *  •  Flying Gas Balloon *  •  Island Ship * ≠  •  Groseade * ≠  •  Catapult * ≠
Research: Rumble Ball *  •  Wapometal *  •  SAD *  •  Lineage Factor *
Races: Zombies *  •  Newkamas *  •  Centaurs *  •  Satyrs *  •  Harpy *  •  Toys *  •  Homies *
Characters: Lassoo *  •  Funkfreed *  •  Smiley * †  •  Ryunosuke * †  •  Bunbuku *  •  Kamijiro *  •  Gorishiro *  •  Kazenbo *  •  Pato * ≠  •  Alpacacino * ≠
Locations: Mirro-World *

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Straw Hat Pirates

Crew: Monkey D. Luffy  •  Roronoa Zoro  •  Nami  •  Usopp  •  Sanji  •  Tony Tony Chopper  •  Nico Robin  •  Franky  •  Brook  •  Jinbe  •  Nefertari Vivi ‡
Companions: Zeus  •  Karoo ‡
Main Ships: Going Merry †  •  Thousand Sunny
Soldier Dock System: Shiro Mokuba I  •  Mini Merry II  •  Shark Submerge III  •  Kurosai FR-U IV  •  Brachio Tank V
Other Ships: Shimashima Shopping †  •  Karasumaru ‡  •  Taru Tiger ‡  •  Tarumanma ≠ †  •  Ma Ikkada ≠ †  •  Sexy Foxy ≠ ‡
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi (Main Techniques  •  Gear 2  •  Gear 3  •  Gear 4  •  Gear 5)  •  Hito Hito no Mi (Rumble Ball)  •  Hana Hana no Mi  •  Yomi Yomi no Mi
Fighting Style Based: Haki (Kenbunshoku  •  Busoshoku  •  Haoshoku)  •  Black Leg Style (Diable Jambe  •  Ifrit Jambe)  •  No Sword Style  •  Fish-Man Karate  •  Fish-Man Jujutsu
Weapon Based: Three Sword Style (One Sword Style  •  Two Sword Style  •  Nine Sword Style) (Wado Ichimonji  •  Sandai Kitetsu  •  Yubashiri †  •  Shusui ‡  •  Enma)  •  Foxfire Style  •  Art of Weather (Zeus)  •  Usopp's Arsenal (Pop Green)  •  Franken  •  Soul Solid  •  Raid Suit †  •  Nidai Kitetsu ‡  •  Peacock Slashers ‡
Creations: Kuro Kabuto  •  Chopperphage  •  Armored Me  •  General Franky  •  Clima-Tact ‡  •  Perfect Clima-Tact ‡  •  Standard Sorcery Clima-Tact ‡  •  Grow Up Sorcery Clima-Tact ‡  •  Ginga Pachinko ‡  •  Kabuto ‡  •  Cyborg Tactics ‡  •  Omni-Cannon ≠
Support: Wapometal  •  Voice of All Things
Related Articles
Associated Locations: Goa Kingdom (Foosha Village  •  Mt. Colubo)  •  Rusukaina  •  Shimotsuki Village  •  Kuraigana Island  •  Oykot Kingdom  •  Conomi Islands (Cocoyasi Village  •  Arlong Park)  •  Weatheria  •  Gecko Islands (Syrup Village)  •  Boin Archipelago  •  Germa Kingdom  •  Baratie  •  Momoiro Island  •  Drum Island (Sakura Kingdom)  •  Torino Kingdom  •  Ohara  •  Arabasta Kingdom  •  Baltigo  •  Water 7  •  Karakuri Island  •  Florian Triangle  •  Kenzan Island  •  Fish-Man Island
Former Memberships: Dadan Family  •  Impel Down  •  Arlong Pirates  •  Usopp Pirates  •  Germa 66 (Vinsmoke Family)  •  Foxy Pirates  •  Baroque Works  •  Revolutionary Army  •  Tom's Workers  •  Franky Family  •  Rumbar Pirates  •  Ammo Knights  •  Sun Pirates  •  Seven Warlords of the Sea  •  Big Mom Pirates
Others: Super Rookie  •  Worst Generation  •  Will of D.  •  Inherited Will  •  Straw Hat  •  Straw Hat Grand Fleet  •  Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance  •  Four Emperors

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Red Hair Pirates

Chief: Shanks
Officers: Benn Beckman  •  Lucky Roux  •  Yasopp  •  Limejuice  •  Bonk Punch  •  Monster  •  Building Snake  •  Hongo  •  Gab
Other Members: Rockstar  •  Uta ‡
Ships: Red Force
Abilities
Fighting Style Based: Haki
Weapon Based: Gryphon
Devil Fruit Based: Uta Uta no Mi ≠ ‡
Related Articles
Story Arc(s): Romance Dawn Arc  •  Loguetown Arc  •  Jaya Arc  •  Post-Enies Lobby Arc  •  Marineford Arc  •  Post-War Arc  •  Levely Arc  •  Wano Country Arc  •  Egghead Arc
Cover Stories: From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc
Specials: Episode of Luffy  •  Episode of East Blue
Locations: Foosha Village  •  New World (Yukiryu Island)
Belongings: Gomu Gomu no Mi ‡  •  Straw Hat ‡
Others: Four Emperors  •  Dracule Mihawk  •  Monkey D. Luffy  •  Roger Pirates

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Dawn Island

Nobles: Sterry  •  Sarie Nantokanette  •  Outlook III  •  Didit  •  Sabo ‡  •  Ahho Desunen IX  •  Ahho Zurako
Other Residents: Monkey D. Luffy ‡  •  Makino  •  Woop Slap  •  Gyoru  •  Chicken  •  Higuma †  •  Lord of the Coast  •  Monkey D. Garp  •  Monkey D. Dragon ‡  •  Portgas D. Ace ‡ †  •  Curly Dadan  •  Dogra  •  Magra  •  Minatomo  •  Bluejam ?  •  Porchemy †  •  Pochi ≠  •  Naguri ≠ ‡
Visitors: Red Hair Pirates  •  Jalmack  •  Revolutionary Army
Groups: Red Hair Pirates  •  Dadan Family  •  Bluejam Pirates
Locations: Goa Kingdom (Foosha Village  •  Mt. Colubo  •  Midway Forest  •  Gray Terminal)
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi
Fighting Styles Based: Haki
Related Articles
Story Arcs: Romance Dawn Arc  •  Loguetown Arc  •  Post-Enies Lobby Arc  •  Chapter 0  •  Post-War Arc  •  Dressrosa Arc  •  Wano Country Arc
Cover Stories: From the Decks of the World  •  From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc
Specials: Episode of Luffy  •  Episode of Sabo  •  Episode of East Blue
Others: Levely

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Worst Generation

Members: Monkey D. Luffy  •  Roronoa Zoro  •  Capone Bege  •  Jewelry Bonney  •  Basil Hawkins ?  •  Scratchmen Apoo  •  Eustass Kid  •  X Drake  •  Urouge  •  Killer  •  Trafalgar D. Water Law  •  Marshall D. Teach
Crews: Straw Hat Pirates  •  Fire Tank Pirates  •  Bonney Pirates  •  Hawkins Pirates  •  On Air Pirates  •  Kid Pirates  •  Drake Pirates  •  Fallen Monk Pirates  •  Heart Pirates  •  Blackbeard Pirates
Ships: Thousand Sunny (Shiro Mokuba I  •  Mini Merry II  •  Shark Submerge III)  •  Nostra Castello †  •  Jewelry Margherita  •  Grudge Dolph  •  Stay Tune  •  Victoria Punk  •  Liberal Hind  •  Hanjomaru  •  Polar Tang  •  Saber of Xebec
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Shiro Shiro no Mi  •  Wara Wara no Mi  •  Oto Oto no Mi  •  Jiki Jiki no Mi  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus  •  Ope Ope no Mi  •  Yami Yami no Mi  •  Gura Gura no Mi
Sword Based: Wado Ichimonji  •  Sandai Kitetsu  •  Shusui  •  Enma  •  Warabide Sword  •  Saber  •  Kikoku
Projectile Weapon Based: Firearms  •  KX Launcher
Other Weapon Based: Punishers  •  Four-Bladed Axe  •  Seastone Spear
Fighting Style Based: Three Sword Style/Nine Sword Style  •  Haki
Related Articles
Related Groups: Four Emperors  •  Seven Warlords of the Sea ‡  •  Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance  •  Kid-On Air-Hawkins Alliance ‡  •  Beasts Pirates  •  Big Mom Pirates ‡  •  Sanji Retrieval Team-Fire Tank Alliance ‡
Story Arcs: Sea of Survival: Super Rookies Saga (Sabaody Archipelago Arc  •  Marineford Arc  •  Post-War Arc)  •  Return to Sabaody Arc  •  Fish-Man Island Arc  •  Punk Hazard Arc  •  Dressrosa Arc  •  Zou Arc  •  Whole Cake Island Arc  •  Levely Arc  •  Wano Country Arc
Movies: One Piece: Stampede
Others: Pirate  •  Super Rookie  •  Bounties  •  Duel at Banaro Island  •  Sabaody Archipelago  •  Summit War of Marineford  •  Will of D.  •  Rocky Port Incident  •  Payback War  •  Wano Country

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Will of D.

Monkey Family: Monkey D. Garp  •  Monkey D. Dragon  •  Monkey D. Luffy
Gol/Portgas Family: Gol D. Roger †  •  Portgas D. Rouge †  •  Portgas D. Ace †
Other Carriers: Marshall D. Teach  •  Jaguar D. Saul †  •  Trafalgar D. Water Law  •  Rocks D. Xebec †
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Mera Mera no Mi †  •  Yami Yami no Mi  •  Ope Ope no Mi  •  Gura Gura no Mi
Fighting Style Based: Haki
Weapons: Kikoku  •  Firearm
Support: Voice of All Things
Related Articles
Organizations: Straw Hat Pirates  •  Whitebeard Pirates  •  Revolutionary Army  •  Marines  •  Roger Pirates  •  Blackbeard Pirates  •  Spade Pirates  •  Heart Pirates  •  Donquixote Pirates  •  Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance  •  Rocks Pirates
Others: Grand Line Times

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Davy Back Fight

Canon Participants: Foxy  •  Porche  •  Hamburg  •  Kibagaeru  •  Fanged Toad Pirate Crewmembers  •  Capote  •  Monda  •  Pickles  •  Big Pan  •  Nami  •  Usopp  •  Tony Tony Chopper  •  Nico Robin  •  Roronoa Zoro  •  Sanji  •  Monkey D. Luffy
Announcers: Itomimizu  •  Chuchun
Civilians: Tonjit  •  Shelly
Anime Only Participants: Mashikaku  •  Chiqicheetah  •  Jube  •  Girarin  •  Komei  •  Dojaku  •  Kansho  •  Franky  •  Brook *
Other: Rokuroshi (Head Referee) ≠
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Noro Noro no Mi  •  Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Hito Hito no Mi  •  Hana Hana no Mi
Fighting Style Based: Fish-Man Karate  •  Mutoryu  •  Afro  •  Gorilla Puncher  •  Gorilla Puncher 13
Related Articles
Story Arcs: Long Ring Long Land Arc  •  Adventure of Nebulandia ≠
Locations: Pirate Island  •  Long Ring Long Land  •  Kinoko Island ≠
Locomotions: Sexy Foxy  •  Fanged Toad Pirates' ship  •  Cutie Wagon  •  Going Merry  •  Taru Tiger  •  Harem No Tango ≠  •  Kani Crane ≠  •  Kaji King ≠  •  Oyakata Bune ≠  •  Look Special ≠  •  Mother Ship Coaster ≠  •  Tarumanma ≠  •  Ma Ikkada ≠
Others: Pirate  •  Jolly Roger

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Corrida Colosseum

Participants
Donquixote Family: Diamante  •  Senor Pink ‡  •  Dellinger ‡  •  Lao G ‡  •  Machvise ‡
A Block: Jesus Burgess *  •  Komaking ≠
B Block: Bartolomeo *  •  Bellamy  •  Elizabello II  •  Dagama  •  Abdullah  •  Jeet  •  Blue Gilly  •  Tank Lepanto  •  Ricky  •  Hack  •  Capman ‡
C Block: Lucy * (Monkey D. Luffy → Sabo)  •  Chinjao  •  Sai  •  Boo  •  Bobby Funk  •  Kelly Funk  •  Hajrudin  •  Jean Ango  •  Ideo  •  Ucy
D Block: Rebecca *  •  Cavendish  •  Suleiman  •  Orlumbus  •  Mummy  •  Meadows  •  Agyo  •  Damask  •  Rolling Logan  •  Acilia  •  Gardoa ≠
Unknown Block: Spartan ‡  •  Hera  •  Gambia ‡  •  Inchikin ≠  •  Justy ≠
Former Participants: Kyros ‡
Others
Staff: Gatz
Spectators: Franky  •  Issho  •  Aremo Ganmi  •  Mukkashimi Tower
Animals: Fighting Fish
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Bane Bane no Mi  •  Bari Bari no Mi  •  Jake Jake no Mi  •  Sui Sui no Mi  •  Hira Hira no Mi  •  Ton Ton no Mi
Fighting Style Based: Haki  •  Fish-Man Karate  •  Jao Kun Do  •  Hasshoken  •  Ryusoken  •  Jio-Ken
Weapons Based: Durandal
Miscellaneous
Locations: Dressrosa  •  Kano Country  •  Mogaro Kingdom  •  Prodence Kingdom  •  Rommel Kingdom  •  Majiatsuka Kingdom
Prizes: Mera Mera no Mi
Crews: Donquixote Pirates  •  Blackbeard Pirates  •  Straw Hat Pirates  •  Barto Club  •  Beautiful Pirates  •  Happo Navy  •  New Giant Warrior Pirates
Organizations: Revolutionary Army  •  Marines  •  Yonta Maria Grand Fleet
Story Arcs: Dressrosa Arc

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Super Rookie

Members: Worst Generation (Monkey D. Luffy  •  Roronoa Zoro  •  Capone Bege  •  Jewelry Bonney  •  Basil Hawkins  •  Scratchmen Apoo  •  Eustass Kid  •  X Drake  •  Urouge  •  Killer  •  Trafalgar Law)  •  Portgas D. Ace  •  Cavendish  •  Caribou  •  Coribou  •  Bartolomeo
Ships: Thousand Sunny (Shiro Mokuba I  •  Mini Merry II  •  Shark Submerge III)  •  Nostra Castello  •  Jewelry Margherita  •  Grudge Dolph  •  Stay Tune  •  Victoria Punk  •  Liberal Hind  •  Hanjomaru  •  Polar Tang  •  Piece of Spadille (Striker)  •  Numabou  •  Sleeping White Horse of the Forest  •  Going Luffy-senpai
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Shiro Shiro no Mi  •  Wara Wara no Mi  •  Oto Oto no Mi  •  Jiki Jiki no Mi  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus  •  Ope Ope no Mi  •  Mera Mera no Mi  •  Numa Numa no Mi  •  Bari Bari no Mi
Sword Based: Zoro's Swords (Wado Ichimonji  •  Sandai Kitetsu  •  Yubashiri †  •  Shusui ‡  •  Enma)  •  Warabide Sword  •  Saber  •  Kikoku  •  Durandal
Projectile Weapon Based: Firearms  •  KX Launcher
Other Weapon Based: Punishers  •  Four-Bladed Axe  •  Seastone Spear
Fighting Style Based: Three Sword Style/Nine Sword Style  •  Haki
Related Articles
Crews: Worst Generation (Straw Hat Pirates  •  Fire Tank Pirates  •  Bonney Pirates  •  Hawkins Pirates  •  On Air Pirates  •  Kid Pirates  •  Drake Pirates  •  Fallen Monk Pirates  •  Heart Pirates)  •  Spade Pirates  •  Caribou Pirates  •  Beautiful Pirates  •  Barto Club
Related Groups: Whitebeard Pirates  •  Ninja-Pirate-Mink-Samurai Alliance  •  Kid-On Air-Hawkins Alliance ‡  •  Straw Hat Grand Fleet  •  Beasts Pirates  •  Sanji Retrieval Team-Fire Tank Alliance ‡  •  Four Emperors
Story Arcs: Sea of Survival: Super Rookies Saga (Sabaody Archipelago Arc  •  Marineford Arc  •  Post-War Arc)  •  Return to Sabaody Arc  •  Fish-Man Island Arc  •  Punk Hazard Arc  •  Caesar Retrieval Arc ≠  •  Dressrosa Arc  •  Silver Mine Arc ≠  •  Zou Arc  •  Whole Cake Island Arc  •  Wano Country Arc
Cover Stories: Caribou's Kehihihihi in the New World  •  The Stories of the Self-Proclaimed Straw Hat Grand Fleet  •  "Gang" Bege's Oh My Family
Others: Sabaody Archipelago  •  Pirate  •  Bounties

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Impel Down

Staff
High Ranking Staff: Hannyabal  •  Magellan  •  Saldeath  •  Sadi  •  Domino  •  Shiryu ‡
Guards and Beasts: Sukoshiba Kanishitoru  •  Bazooka Unit  •  Jailer Beasts (Minotaurus  •  Minorhinoceros  •  Minokoala  •  Minozebra  •  Minochihuahua)  •  Basilisk  •  Sphinx
Other Staff: Muchana  •  Marine Battleships Line
Prisoners
Canon: Pankuta Dakeyan  •  Bellett  •  Jean Goen *  •  An Zengaiina *  •  Kairo Kureyo *  •  Bentham * ‡  •  Dobby Ibadonbo *  •  Doha Ittanka II *  •  Donquixote Doflamingo *  •  Morley ‡  •  Arlong ‡  •  Buggy * ‡  •  Galdino * ‡  •  Kinoko * ‡  •  Daz Bonez * ‡  •  Monkey D. Luffy * ‡  •  Newkamas * ‡ (Emporio Ivankov ‡  •  Inazuma ‡  •  Usakkov  •  Tsunokkov  •  Francois)  •  Shiki * ‡  •  Portgas D. Ace * ‡  •  Jinbe * ‡  •  Crocodile * ‡  •  Shiryu * ‡  •  Catarina Devon * ‡  •  Sanjuan Wolf * ‡  •  Vasco Shot * ‡  •  Avalo Pizarro * ‡
Non-Canon: Olive  •  Shuzo  •  Balzac's Prisoner Unit (Chameleone  •  Smash  •  Bürst  •  Dandy  •  Diamante  •  Lao G)  •  Emmy  •  Newkama Six Forces *  •  Su * ‡  •  Satchin * ‡  •  Kei * ‡  •  Miki * ‡  •  Chico * ‡  •  Reiko * ‡  •  Noriko * ‡  •  Mi * ‡  •  Shimizu * ‡  •  Saori * ‡  •  Miho * ‡  •  Patrick Redfield * ‡  •  Byrnndi World * ‡  •  Douglas Bullet * ‡
Abilities (Staff)
Devil Fruit Based: Doku Doku no Mi
Weapon Based: Kessui  •  Raiu ‡
Abilities (Prisoners)
Devil Fruit Based: Bara Bara no Mi ‡  •  Doru Doru no Mi ‡  •  Mane Mane no Mi  •  Supa Supa no Mi ‡  •  Gomu Gomu no Mi ‡  •  Horu Horu no Mi ‡  •  Choki Choki no Mi ‡  •  Fuwa Fuwa no Mi ‡  •  Suna Suna no Mi ‡  •  Mera Mera no Mi ‡  •  Ito Ito no Mi  •  Oshi Oshi no Mi ‡  •  Moa Moa no Mi ≠ ‡  •  Gasha Gasha no Mi ≠ ‡
Fighting Styles Based: Okama Kenpo  •  Haki  •  Fish-Man Karate ‡
Weapon Based: Oto and Kogarashi ‡  •  Buggy Balls ‡  •  Raiu ‡
Related Articles
Story Arcs: Impel Down Arc  •  Chapter 0  •  Fish-Man Island Arc  •  Levely Arc
Cover Stories: From the Decks of the World
Movies: One Piece: Stampede
Locations: Calm Belt  •  Gates of Justice  •  Levels (Level 1: Crimson Hell  •  Level 2: Wild Beast Hell  •  Level 3: Starvation Hell  •  Level 4: Blazing Hell  •  Level 5: Freezing Hell  •  Level 5.5: Newkama Land  •  Level 6: Eternal Hell)
Others: World Government  •  Seven Warlords of the Sea  •  Baroque Works  •  Revolutionary Army  •  Prison Escape Team  •  Kenju  •  Haribarisō  •  Newkamas

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Prisoner Mine

Staff: Babanuki  •  Dobon  •  Daifugo  •  Solitaire  •  Alpacaman  •  Madilloman  •  Pudos  •  Ibiributsu
Prisoners ‡: Kawamatsu  •  Hyogoro  •  Caribou  •  Eustass Kid  •  Monkey D. Luffy  •  Killer  •  Tsunagoro  •  Cho  •  Omasa  •  Yatappe
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: SMILE  •  Numa Numa no Mi  •  Jiki Jiki no Mi  •  Gomu Gomu no Mi
Fighting Style Based: Haki  •  Kappa-ryu  •  Alpaca Kenpo
Support: Seastone  •  Mummy (Excite Bullets  •  Excite Shot)
Related Articles
Story Arcs: Wano Country Arc
Others: Wano Country (Udon)  •  Beasts Pirates  •  Queen

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World Government

Leaders: Im  •  Five Elders  •  Kong
Founders: Donquixote Family  •  Nefertari Family
World Nobles: Rosward  •  Shalria  •  Charlos  •  Jalmack  •  Donquixote Mjosgard  •  Donquixote Homing ‡  •  Donquixote Doflamingo ‡  •  Donquixote Rosinante ‡  •  Camael ≠
Affiliate Nations: Arabasta Kingdom  •  Sakura Kingdom  •  Ilisia Kingdom  •  Sorbet Kingdom  •  Black Drum Kingdom  •  Goa Kingdom  •  Ryugu Kingdom  •  Dressrosa  •  Prodence Kingdom  •  Germa Kingdom ‡  •  Lulusia Kingdom †  •  Kano Country  •  Roshwan Kingdom  •  Ballywood Kingdom  •  Tajine Kingdom  •  Shishano Kingdom  •  Eigis Kingdom  •  Whiteland Kingdom  •  Deul Kingdom  •  Frauce Kingdom  •  Samba Kingdom  •  Bestland Kingdom  •  South Fire Kingdom  •  Chaco Kingdom  •  Jambalaya Kingdom  •  Gingaball Kingdom  •  Cameron Kingdom  •  Nagagutsu Kingdom  •  Beef Kingdom  •  Ringo Kingdom
Associated Groups: Cipher Pol (0  •  5  •  6  •  7  •  9)  •  Marines  •  Seven Warlords of the Sea ‡  •  Police  •  Jailer Beasts  •  Nobles
Significant Locations: Gates of Justice  •  Mary Geoise (Pangaea Castle)  •  Enies Lobby †  •  Guanhao  •  Impel Down  •  Marine Headquarters (Marineford ‡  •  New Marineford)  •  Red Port
Government Employees
Cipher Pol Agents: Spandam  •  Funkfreed  •  Rob Lucci  •  Hattori  •  Stussy  •  Kaku  •  Guernica  •  Maha  •  Blueno  •  Kalifa  •  Jabra ?  •  Kumadori ?  •  Fukurou ?  •  Nero ‡  •  Spandine ‡  •  Laskey ‡  •  Who's-Who ‡  •  Wanze ?  •  Jerry ?
Enies Lobby Staff: Baskerville  •  Watchdog Unit of the Law  •  Just Eleven Jurymen  •  Oimo ‡  •  Kashii ‡  •  Gatherine  •  Jorge
Impel Down Staff: Hannyabal  •  Magellan  •  Domino  •  Sadi  •  Saldeath  •  Shiryu ‡  •  Sukoshiba Kanishitoru  •  Bazooka Unit  •  Muchana  •  Minotaurus  •  Minorhinoceros  •  Minokoala  •  Minozebra  •  Minochihuahua  •  Blue Gorillas  •  Puzzle Scorpions  •  Manticore  •  Basilisk  •  Sphinx  •  Wolf Unit
Other Agents: Corgi
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Doa Doa no Mi  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Leopard  •  Zou Zou no Mi  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Giraffe  •  Awa Awa no Mi  •  Doku Doku no Mi  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Saber Tiger ‡
Fighting Style Based: Rokushiki  •  Ramen Kenpo  •  Seimei Kikan  •  Four Sword Style  •  Doriki  •  Haki
Weapon Based: Kessui  •  Raiu ‡
Related Articles
Story Arcs: Loguetown Arc  •  Drum Island Arc  •  Arabasta Arc  •  Jaya Arc  •  Long Ring Long Land Arc  •  Water 7 Arc  •  Enies Lobby Arc  •  Post-Enies Lobby Arc  •  Thriller Bark Arc  •  Sabaody Archipelago Arc  •  Impel Down Arc  •  Chapter 0  •  Post-War Arc  •  Return to Sabaody Arc  •  Fish-Man Island Arc  •  Punk Hazard Arc  •  Dressrosa Arc  •  Whole Cake Island Arc  •  Levely Arc  •  Wano Country Arc  •  Egghead Arc
Cover Stories: CP9's Independent Report
Movies: One Piece Film: Gold  •  One Piece: Stampede  •  One Piece Film: Red
Events: Levely  •  Ohara Incident  •  Duel at Banaro Island  •  Summit War of Marineford  •  God Valley Incident
Possessions: Straw Hat  •  Gomu Gomu no Mi ‡
Others: Bounties  •  Justice  •  Empty Throne

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Four Emperors

Current Members: Shanks  •  Marshall D. Teach  •  Monkey D. Luffy  •  Buggy
Former Members: Edward Newgate †  •  Charlotte Linlin ?  •  Kaidou ?
Groups: Red Hair Pirates  •  Blackbeard Pirates  •  Straw Hat Pirates (Straw Hat Grand Fleet)  •  Cross Guild (Buggy Pirates  •  Buggy's Delivery)  •  Whitebeard Pirates ‡  •  Big Mom Pirates ‡  •  Beasts Pirates ‡
Ships: Red Force  •  Saber of Xebec  •  Thousand Sunny  •  Big Top  •  Moby Dick †  •  Queen Mama Chanter ‡
Abilities
Devil Fruit Based: Yami Yami no Mi  •  Gura Gura no Mi  •  Gomu Gomu no Mi  •  Bara Bara no Mi  •  Soru Soru no Mi ‡  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu ‡
Fighting Style Based: Haki
Weapon Based: Gryphon  •  Firearms  •  Buggy Balls  •  Murakumogiri ‡  •  Napoleon ‡  •  Prometheus ‡  •  Zeus ‡  •  Hera ‡  •  Hassaikai ‡
Related Articles
Locations: New World (Yukiryu Island  •  Foodvalten ?  •  Hachinosu  •  Karai Bari Island  •  Totto Land (Whole Cake Island) ‡  •  Wano Country (Onigashima) ‡  •  Sphinx ‡)  •  Fish-Man Island
Story Arcs: Loguetown Arc  •  Jaya Arc  •  Post-Enies Lobby Arc  •  Thriller Bark Arc  •  Marineford Arc  •  Post-War Arc  •  Fish-Man Island Arc  •  Punk Hazard Arc  •  Dressrosa Arc  •  Zou Arc  •  Whole Cake Island Arc  •  Levely Arc  •  Wano Country Arc  •  Egghead Arc
Cover Stories: From the Decks of the World: The 500,000,000 Man Arc
Others: Pirate  •  Bounties  •  Three Great Powers  •  Summit War of Marineford  •  Rocky Port Incident  •  Payback War  •  Raid on Onigashima  •  New Onigashima Project  •  Will of D.

Who else has the Gum

The fruit was a treasure sought by the World Government for over 800 years, until it was stolen by Shanks and his crew in recent history. It was then accidentally eaten twelve years ago by the series' protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy.

Who all have Gum

Gum Gum Fruit, also called the Gomu Gomu no Mi, is one of the most featured Devil Fruit in the world of One Piece. It was eaten by the Captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, Monkey D. Luffy, who aims to become the King of the Pirates and find the One Piece.

Who was the previous user of the Gomu Gomu no Mi?

We know for a fact Shanks had it and it was stolen from the world Government.

Is Gum Gum a rare fruit?

The Gomu-Gomu no Mi is a Rare Zoan-type fruit that allows the user to stretch like rubber. In the anime, this fruit is used by Monkey D. Luffy, the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and the main protagonist of the anime.