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Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf

Character

This Zoan power hands its eater a wolf's body and a hybrid form so lupine it verges on a werewolf, branding them a Wolf Human. Jabra of CP9 carries it, feeding the wolf's raw strength into his Six Powers martial arts.

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Overview

Under the wolf model, an eater may take on either a complete wolf or a hybrid shape that reads almost like a werewolf, which is why the user comes to be called a Wolf Human. Jabra swallowed this fruit, and because wolves belong to the same biological family as dogs, it fits comfortably within the broader Inu Inu line. Its central benefit is the leap in raw physical power granted in the wolf and hybrid states, on par with a real wolf and then some. Any combat style the eater already commands turns deadlier under that surge, and the fresh weapons of claws and fangs push their attacks further still. As a carnivorous Zoan, Jabra fights with more savagery than a typical animal user, and the power carries no flaw beyond the usual seawater vulnerability.

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Mechanics

Jabra puts the fruit to work mainly through the Six Powers and Tekkai Kenpo, stacking wolf strength onto those disciplines so his strikes bite harder, his half-wolf Shigan proving especially brutal. That force pairs with his sly habit of coaxing enemies into lowering their guard, lending him a hunter's advantage. Away from a fight he has even worked the wolf form as a street act, bounding through flaming hoops to gather medical money for Rob Lucci. His technique list runs deep. Jusshigan discharges all ten fingers as Shigan simultaneously, while its airborne extension Gekko Jusshigan borrows Geppo momentum for a plunge that is tough to dodge. The Tekkai Kenpo school branches into many forms, including a hardened punch in Okami Hajiki, a clawing stance in Roga no Kamae, blinding motion in Roba no Kamae and Rokaru Area Network, a stomach blow in Don Poro, and an upward launching kick in Matenro. His Rankyaku work spans Koro, a cut that bounces along the ground, and Lupus Fall, a volley of four wolf-shaped blasts that detonate on contact much like compressed air rounds.

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Notable Users

The wielder is Jabra, one of the World Government's Cipher Pol assassins in the elite unit CP9. He asserts that shifting into hybrid form lifts not just his strength but his doriki figure by the fruit's doing. The power first surfaced only as a silhouette during a quarrel with Rob Lucci, when the pair swapped insults over their opposing dog and cat animal themes after their return to Enies Lobby.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which character ate the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf?

Jabra, one of the World Government's CP9 assassins, ate the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf, earning the epithet Wolf Human for his ability to take on a full wolf or werewolf-like hybrid form.

What is Wolf's Devil Fruit?

The Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf is a Zoan Devil Fruit that grants Jabra a wolf or hybrid form with raw physical power on par with a real wolf, sharpened by claws, fangs, and heightened predatory instinct.

How does Jabra combine the fruit with his fighting style?

Jabra fuses the wolf fruit's strength with his Six Powers and Tekkai Kenpo martial arts, making techniques like his half-wolf Shigan especially brutal.

What are some of Jabra's named techniques?

Jabra's techniques include Jusshigan, which fires all ten fingers as Shigan at once, its aerial version Gekko Jusshigan, and Lupus Fall, a volley of four wolf-shaped Rankyaku blasts.

Does the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf have any weaknesses?

Beyond the standard Devil Fruit vulnerability to seawater, the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Wolf carries no other known flaw.

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