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Mono Mono no Mi

Character

This non-canon Paramecia fruit hands its eater the power to churn out duplicates of people and things, all obeying their maker. Pokke, first seen in a live stage show, conjures diminished copies of many famous villains to do his fighting.

Type: Paramecia
First Appearance: One Piece Premier Show 2016
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Overview

Existing outside the main story, this Paramecia power spawns replicas of both individuals and objects, which makes its holder a Recreation Human. Pokke is the one who ate it, debuting at the One Piece Premier Show 2016, where his ability first captured and then aided the Straw Hat Pirates. The title stems from the Japanese term for thing.

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Mechanics

Whoever holds the fruit can pump out numerous copies, whether of their own person or of any figure or item they pick. A copy inherits the same skills as whatever it was drawn from, yet never matches the source in raw power. The maker also keeps total command over every duplicate, steering them even toward acts that contradict the originals' true natures. Past that, the ordinary Devil Fruit vulnerabilities remain in force.

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Notable Users

Pokke is the fruit's sole wielder, generating stand-ins of himself, of others, and of inanimate things. His documented duplicates form a lengthy roster of antagonists. The Warlord-tier figures alone include Crocodile, Doflamingo, Gecko Moria, and Dracule Mihawk, joined by the poison-warden Magellan and the okama Bentham. From the Cipher Pol ranks come Rob Lucci, Jabra, Kalifa, and Kaku, while the fish-man foes Arlong and Hody Jones and the schemers Kuro and Wapol round out the human copies. He has additionally recreated the ship Going Merry and, of course, himself. Its copying gimmick ties the fruit to the Mira Mira no Mi as well as the Kone Kone no Mi, while the weaker-than-source duplicates plus object creation call to mind the Bake-danuki model of the Inu Inu no Mi.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who ate the Mono Mono no Mi?

Pokke ate the Mono Mono no Mi, a non-canon Paramecia fruit that first appeared in the One Piece Premier Show 2016 stage production.

What does the Mono Mono no Mi do?

The Mono Mono no Mi lets its eater create duplicates of people or objects that obey the creator's commands, though each copy is weaker than the original it is based on.

What famous villains has Pokke copied with the Mono Mono no Mi?

Using the Mono Mono no Mi, Pokke has created duplicates of Warlord-level figures like Crocodile, Doflamingo, Gecko Moria, and Dracule Mihawk, along with copies of Cipher Pol agents, fish-man foes, and even the ship Going Merry.

How strong are the duplicates made by the Mono Mono no Mi?

Copies made with the Mono Mono no Mi inherit the same skills as whoever or whatever they are based on, but they never match the original's true power, and Pokke retains full control over every duplicate.

Is the Mono Mono no Mi similar to any other Devil Fruits?

The Mono Mono no Mi's copying ability resembles the Mira Mira no Mi and Kone Kone no Mi, while its weaker duplicates and object creation recall the Bake-danuki model of the Inu Inu no Mi.

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