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Homi Homi no Mi

Character

A non-canon Paramecia fruit that lets its user send objects they hold flying toward a chosen spot. Eaten by Homming, it makes his weapons home in on a fixed location.

Type: Paramecia
User: Homming
Debut: One Piece Premier Show 2024
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Overview

Introduced outside the main story in the One Piece Premier Show 2024, this Paramecia turns its eater into a Homing Human. The power belongs to Homming. The fruit's name is taken from the word homing, reflecting its tracking effect.

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Mechanics

By gripping an object in his hands and releasing it toward a set destination, the user creates a homing projectile that travels to that predetermined point. No weakness is known beyond the ordinary Devil Fruit drawbacks.

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Notable Users

Homming is the sole user, sending weapons homing toward his enemies. The ability resembles the Mato Mato no Mi, but with two differences: Homming locks onto places rather than onto people, and he must physically hold an object in his hands rather than simply touch it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Homi Homi no Mi?

The Homi Homi no Mi is a non-canon Paramecia type Devil Fruit introduced in the One Piece Premier Show 2024 that turns its eater into a Homing Human, letting them send objects flying toward a chosen spot.

Who ate the Homi Homi no Mi?

Homming is the sole known user of the Homi Homi no Mi, using it to make his weapons home in on a fixed location.

How does the Homi Homi no Mi work?

By gripping an object in his hands and releasing it toward a set destination, the user of the Homi Homi no Mi creates a homing projectile that travels straight to that predetermined point.

Where does the name Homi Homi no Mi come from?

The name Homi Homi no Mi is taken from the English word homing, reflecting the fruit's power to make a released object track toward a fixed destination.

How is the Homi Homi no Mi different from the Mato Mato no Mi?

The Homi Homi no Mi resembles the Mato Mato no Mi but differs in two ways: its user Homming locks onto places rather than people, and he must physically hold an object in his hands rather than simply touch it.

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