Gunyo Gunyo no Mi

This fruit makes its holder a Clay Human, able to pour and sculpt clay at will. Prince Grus, a member of the Marines, is its known wielder.

Whether it belongs to the Paramecia or Logia branch is still debated, since clay is a natural substance yet the golems it spawns invite Logia comparisons.

The wielder produces clay straight from their body and sculpts it like modeling material, including animated, human-looking golems that fight in their place. Cut down, these figures simply knit themselves back together in Logia-like fashion, leaving them effectively impervious to ordinary harm. The user can also tune the clay's firmness, conjuring soft, cushioning heaps or compacting it into solid weapons and barriers.

Because clay occurs naturally and the golems drew Logia comparisons, yet Grus has never been seen turning into clay himself, the fruit's exact class stays unsettled. No weaknesses are known beyond the standard Devil Fruit set.

Grus uses the power for offense, defense, and support, usually hanging back while his golems do the fighting, and he keeps three hulking clay men as a signature trio.

Nyudo Gunyo summons a vast pillowy wave of clay, first used to soften the crash of Garp's airborne ship onto Hachinosu, while Gunyo no Su spreads an enormous web-like net to snare falling debris, as when it caught the wreckage of Avalo Pizarro's stone arm.