ズシズシの実

Issho, the sightless admiral known publicly as Fujitora, holds this fruit, a Paramecia that grants command over gravity. Whoever eats it can conjure and steer gravitational pull at will. English releases title it the Press-Press Fruit, its name echoing the heavy thud of something massive dropping to the ground.

The ability produces gravitational fields of extreme force and sweeping range. Fujitora can fling loose debris at enemies, drag an entire battleship out of the water, or reach into the far heights of the sky to pull meteors down onto a target. Since he can point the pull in any direction, sideways or straight up included, he effectively gains telekinesis, hoisting and guiding enormous masses of rubble at once. He mimics flight by standing on a slab of levitated rock, a workaround forced by the fact that the power cannot grip his own body.

The gift is not without limits. A solid hit on Fujitora himself can shatter his hold, shown when Zoro's ranged slash broke a gravity pin and let him escape, and a target strong enough can dig in and resist by physically clinging to its spot. He otherwise carries the standard fruit weaknesses. He commonly draws his blade to route the force, hinting at some tie between weapon and power.

His hallmark move, Gravito, releases a wave of gravity in a chosen direction as he swings the sword, first cratering the earth beneath Donquixote henchmen. Its paired follow-up, Moko, drives gravity outward along the horizontal, hurling aside buildings and trees while black lightning flickers around him, a technique he first unleashed on Sabo.

The wandering swordsman Issho, who adopted the Marine name Fujitora, is this fruit's only eater. He drew on it constantly during the Dressrosa events, suspending island-wide sheets of floating rubble as he traded blows with Luffy. Its levitation trick echoes the float-based fruit that Shiki carries, yet Shiki has to touch a mark before lifting it, whereas Fujitora bends both the living and the lifeless from afar under no such rule.