Moku Moku no Mi

A Logia power that grants control over smoke and the ability to transform into it, this fruit turns its holder into a Smoke Human. Smoker is the one who ate it. Its name comes from the Japanese onomatopoeia for smoke billowing upward, sits inside the word for smoke borrowed from English, and is an anagram of the Japanese for cloud. In appearance the fruit is a grayish sphere with puffy, cloud-like sections each bearing a swirl and a green stem, resembling a melon. It holds two firsts: the earliest Logia shown in the series and the final Devil Fruit unveiled during the East Blue Saga.

The user can produce, shape, and turn into smoke. As with most Logia, strikes against Smoker pass through his smoke form and leave him unharmed, and he can fly by converting his lower body into vapor for great speed. His offense hinges on altering the smoke's density at will: he wraps targets in intangible haze, then solidifies it to grasp them, a tactic that earned his epithet, the White Hunter. The smoke also lands blunt blows with real force, though a sudden, powerful expansion of the body, like Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Fusen, can break its grip. When met with fire, the two tend to cancel out at equal temperature, as seen against Ace, while otherwise the only dependable ways to wound him are Haki, which Hancock used, or the usual Devil Fruit weaknesses such as Seastone.

Smoker is the wielder and shows sharper command of basic Logia mechanics than most, selectively converting and manifesting individual body parts to ambush enemies from odd angles. He once faked his death against Law while smoke-formed, then sprouted his human legs to strike. A favorite tactic keeps his hands solid while his limbs go to smoke, extending the reach of his Seastone jitte, and after the timeskip he adds hardened Haki punches. He even powers his Billower Bike with smoke. His named moves include White Out, engulfing and trapping foes in dense smoke; White Blow, a smoke blast or long-range fist; White Snake, a homing smoke serpent; White Vine, a spiraling column; and White Launcher, hurling himself as smoke before pinning a target with the Nanashaku Jitte. By the Summit War of Marineford he had honed the fruit to reflexively become smoke when attacked.