Nemu Nemu no Mi

Outside canon and sorted under the Paramecia class, this fruit gives whoever eats it the means to send others into sleep. Noko swallowed it inside the game titled One Piece: Ocean's Dream. The anime went on to show Noko wielding much the same tricks, yet it never actually named the fruit on screen. Its label comes from nemuri, Japanese for sleep.

Sending a target under is merely the opening step. As soon as someone drifts off, the user hauls them into a realm of dreams and strips their memories there to gain strength. Those pilfered memories then hand the holder the means to warp the dream world at will and even to puppet a person snared inside it. In every other respect the fruit carries the usual Devil Fruit vulnerabilities.

Noko is the fruit's only wielder, turning it to lulling enemies into sleep, siphoning their dreams, and controlling them within the dream space. A telling quirk surfaces when Noko takes a hit, since the memories he absorbed spill out of him and travel back to their proper owners. He also brushes off the meal Zoe holds out, declaring that leftover memories are what he lives on. The power calls to mind the Memo Memo no Mi, a canon fruit, in its memory theft, and the Uta Uta no Mi in caging victims inside a governed dream.