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Set apart from the manga's canon and grouped with the Paramecia, this fruit lends whoever eats it the explosive quality of nitroglycerin, which is why its holder answers to Nitroglycerin Human. Burst was the character who took it in, first showing the power off against the Straw Hat Pirates during the 2015 stage production. The name itself derives from nitoro, the way Japanese renders the word nitro.

Whoever holds the fruit begins to sweat a fluid resembling nitroglycerin, and that fluid goes off the instant it strikes something. On its own that property is enough to trigger a blast from nothing more than clapping two hands together. Setting aside the vulnerabilities every Devil Fruit imposes, no distinct weakness to the ability has come to light.

Burst stands as the fruit's only wielder. He flings nitro charges that go off on contact once loosed at his foes, and he is likewise able to shift into the shape of a towering nitro dragon and battle in that guise. Comparisons have been drawn to Katsuki Bakugo's Explosion Quirk out of My Hero Academia, given that both figures sweat a nitroglycerin-like fluid that powers their detonations.