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Gasha Gasha no Mi

Character

Eaten by Douglas Bullet, this non-canon Paramecia lets its holder telekinetically pull objects apart and rebuild them into anything he pleases, making him an Assimilation Human. It built colossal mechs and, once awakened, reshaped whole islands.

Type: Paramecia
Epithet: Assimilation Human
Meaning: Sound of metal clanking
Japanese Name: ガシャガシャの実
First Appearance: One Piece: Stampede
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Overview

Douglas Bullet is the eater of this non-canon Paramecia, which English releases dub the Clank-Clank Fruit. Its power lets him mentally take objects apart and put them back together as anything he wants, earning him the label Assimilation Human. The name springs from gashagasha, a Japanese onomatopoeia for metal pieces rattling noisily against each other. Its debut came in the film One Piece: Stampede. In fruit form it is a rounded, blue specimen speckled with bumps in shapes from circles to hexagons, every one bearing a spiral.

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Mechanics

Through this power Bullet builds sprawling mechanical structures and craft, submarines and robotic suits among them, that swell his combat and mobility. Like every Devil Fruit, it can reach an awakened tier, which stretches his disassembly reach far wider and lets him break down and rework the surrounding terrain itself. Using the fruit well takes exact mechanical know-how, since the wielder must grasp precisely what he is constructing. It carries a feedback danger too: severe harm to the apparatus he has merged with wounds him in turn, seen when a nosebleed struck him once his island-sized golem was smashed apart, and when blood came up from his throat as Usopp's attack shredded his mech. Bullet can also shift into a heightened state that fuses his ability with Armament Haki, his frame glowing blue with red eyes much like Luffy's Gear 4, further sharpening his strength, speed, and offense. His named techniques include Union Armado, which merges his weapon-packed submarine into a giant piloted mech; Ultimate Faust, a Haki-clad punch from his island-scale golem that once cleaved Delta Island into pieces; and Det Sterkeste Strike, a rapid flurry of blows thrown in his powered form. Otherwise the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses hold.

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Notable Users

The fruit belongs to Douglas Bullet, who consumed it at age thirteen while serving in the military at Galzburg, wringing enough energy from it to endure when pushed to his breaking point. He most often assembles towering exoskeletons that fuse his personal submarine with an assortment of weapons to amplify his might, and as an awakened wielder he can restructure entire islands, rearranging their features however he sees fit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Gasha Gasha no Mi do?

The Gasha Gasha no Mi is a non-canon Paramecia, called the Clank-Clank Fruit, that lets its user Douglas Bullet mentally take objects apart and rebuild them into anything he wants, earning him the title Assimilation Human. He uses it to construct giant mechs, submarines, and robotic suits.

Is the Gasha Gasha no Mi canon?

No, the Gasha Gasha no Mi is not canon. It debuted in the film One Piece: Stampede rather than the manga or anime's main story.

What was Bullet's Devil Fruit?

Douglas Bullet's Devil Fruit is the Gasha Gasha no Mi, a Paramecia he ate at age thirteen while serving in the military at Galzburg.

What happens if Douglas Bullet's Gasha Gasha no Mi creation is destroyed?

Damage to whatever Douglas Bullet has merged with through the Gasha Gasha no Mi hurts him in turn. He suffered a nosebleed when his island-sized golem was smashed apart and coughed up blood when Usopp shredded his mech.

What is Douglas Bullet's most powerful Gasha Gasha no Mi technique?

Douglas Bullet's strongest technique is Ultimate Faust, a Haki-clad punch delivered from his island-scale golem form that once cleaved Delta Island into pieces.

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