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Deka Deka no Mi

Character

Swelling its owner to a colossal scale is the whole of this Paramecia power. Sanjuan Wolf of the Blackbeard Pirates, already a giant, ate it and grew to roughly 180 meters, standing as the single largest being anywhere in the world.

Type: Paramecia
Epithet: Gigantification Human
Meaning: Huge
Max Height: 180 m
Japanese Name: デカデカの実
First Appearance: Chapter 575; Episode 484
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Overview

A dramatic increase in the owner's size is what this Paramecia ability delivers, branding the eater a Gigantification Human. Its name springs from dekai, Japanese for huge, and also plays on deka-, the metric prefix for tenfold. Sanjuan Wolf, who sails with the Blackbeard Pirates, consumed it at some point before his confinement in Impel Down.

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Mechanics

Expanding the eater's frame to an extreme degree is the fruit's function. How large it might make an average human has never been established, yet when the giant Wolf wields it, his height climbs to around ten times that of an ordinary giant, leaving him the biggest individual alive. The growth seems locked in permanently after consumption, since Wolf remained enormous even while sunk beneath the sea. Such immense bulk brings problems of its own: pulling him free of a dangerous spot becomes nearly hopeless, a concern raised when he risked drowning, and in cramped surroundings he may wreck things by accident, once knocking a building down with his backside. The customary Devil Fruit weaknesses continue to bind him as well.

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Notable Users

Sanjuan Wolf, a giant even before eating the fruit, wielded it to claim the title of the largest person on the planet, peaking at a height of 180 meters. Water weakens him like any user, yet his stature lets him wade through portions of the ocean with his head clear of the waves, though he confessed the effort tired him. That reach allows him to hoist entire buildings and casually rearrange their positions, a task he took up once Kujaku's power had reshuffled the layout of Hachinosu. This power was also the last Paramecia, and indeed the last Devil Fruit of any kind, to have its abilities revealed before the timeskip, receiving its name only afterward.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Deka Deka no Mi?

The Deka Deka no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that dramatically increases its user's size, branding the eater a Gigantification Human.

Who ate the Deka Deka no Mi?

Sanjuan Wolf of the Blackbeard Pirates, already a giant before eating the fruit, is the only known user of the Deka Deka no Mi.

How tall did Sanjuan Wolf grow with the Deka Deka no Mi?

The Deka Deka no Mi grew Sanjuan Wolf to roughly 180 meters tall, about ten times the height of an ordinary giant, making him the largest known individual alive.

Is the size increase from the Deka Deka no Mi permanent?

Yes, the growth from the Deka Deka no Mi appears to be permanent, since Sanjuan Wolf remained enormous even while sunk beneath the sea.

What problems does the Deka Deka no Mi's size cause its user?

Sanjuan Wolf's immense size from the Deka Deka no Mi makes it nearly impossible to pull him free of dangerous spots, and in cramped surroundings he can accidentally wreck things, such as knocking down a building with his own backside.

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