Swallowed by the Blackbeard Pirates officer Vasco Shot, this liquor-themed Paramecia makes its holder a Liquor Human. What has been seen of it so far is a single trick: he guzzles alcohol, then spits it back out ablaze to send streams of fire at his target.
Vasco Shot of the Blackbeard Pirates carries this liquor-themed Paramecia, which English releases name the Glug-Glug Fruit. It marks its eater as a Liquor Human. Its existence came to light in Chapter 1080, and the power itself was first shown in action in Chapter 1087 and Episode 1121. The title stems from gabugabu, a Japanese sound-word that mimics guzzling a beverage in big swallows.
Exactly how far this fruit's abilities reach has yet to be spelled out. From what battle footage exists, Shot swallows alcohol and then expels it while lighting it, throwing out streams of flame. His one named move, Shugo Roppu or Heavy Drinker Hearthfire, has him gulp liquor, spit it, and ignite it into a fire that swallows his target whole. As with every such power, its wielder stays vulnerable to the usual Devil Fruit drawbacks.
The power sits with Vasco Shot, one of the Blackbeard Pirates. He first unleashed the burning technique on Monkey D. Garp, who fended it off by putting fellow pirates between himself and the flames.

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The Gabu Gabu no Mi is a liquor-themed Paramecia, known as the Glug-Glug Fruit, that turns its user into a Liquor Human. Its wielder, Vasco Shot of the Blackbeard Pirates, swallows alcohol and spits it back out ignited, sending streams of fire at his target.
Vasco Shot, an officer of the Blackbeard Pirates, is the known user of the Gabu Gabu no Mi.
Vasco Shot's named technique is Shugo Roppu, or Heavy Drinker Hearthfire, in which he gulps liquor, spits it out, and ignites it into a fire that engulfs his target.
The Gabu Gabu no Mi was first mentioned in Chapter 1080, and its power was shown in action in Chapter 1087 and Episode 1121.
Vasco Shot first used his burning Gabu Gabu no Mi technique against Monkey D. Garp, who blocked the flames by putting fellow pirates in the way.
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