Charlotte Galette's Paramecia power lets her generate and steer butter, marking her a Butter Human. Though butter is normally slick, hers turns tacky in a half-liquid state, letting her wrap and pin down opponents in combat.
Held by Charlotte Galette, this Paramecia fruit produces and manipulates butter, which is why she is titled a Butter Human. The name comes from batā, the Japanese pronunciation of the word butter, and the VIZ release renders her label as Butterwoman.
Galette can call up what appears to be an endless supply of butter and direct it at will. One might expect the substance to make surfaces slippery, yet in its semi-liquid state her butter proves sticky and clinging, able to lock down a foe by coiling around their hands or torso.
Beyond the vulnerabilities common to every Devil Fruit, the power shows no distinctive weaknesses.
Charlotte Galette is the sole wielder. In a fight she leans on the fruit to restrain and pin her enemies, holding them helpless so her allies can deal with them as they wish. The manga never depicts exactly how she manages this, but the anime shows her guiding blobs of butter by telekinesis and winding them around a target's hands and body.

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The Bata Bata no Mi is officially translated as the Butter-Butter Fruit, and its user Charlotte Galette is given the VIZ title Butterwoman.
The Bata Bata no Mi is a Paramecia Devil Fruit that lets its user generate and control butter, making them a Butter Human.
Charlotte Galette is the sole known user of the Bata Bata no Mi.
Charlotte Galette uses the Bata Bata no Mi to restrain and pin down opponents, coiling sticky butter around their hands or torso so her allies can finish them off.
Unlike ordinary butter, the substance created by the Bata Bata no Mi is sticky and clinging in its semi-liquid state, letting Charlotte Galette use it to trap opponents rather than make surfaces slick.
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