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Poke Poke no Mi

Character

This Paramecia lets its owner open pockets across their own body, each able to hold items far larger than its mouth. Eaten by Whitebeard Pirate Blamenco, it grants what amounts to limitless personal storage.

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Overview

A Paramecia-type fruit, this power lets the consumer form pockets anywhere on their body. Its eater is Blamenco, a division commander among the Whitebeard Pirates. The name shortens the Japanese pronunciation of the word pocket, and English sources render it as the Pocket-Pocket Fruit. Its name was confirmed in an SBS author column.

Blamenco debuted during the Marineford war, where the strange chin pockets dotting his face marked the ability.

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Mechanics

The fruit's value lies in storage. Objects tucked into the body pockets can be considerably bigger than the opening itself, resizing to fit as they go in and out. According to the author, the number of pockets a user can sprout is unlimited, which effectively gives them boundless carrying capacity. The power is partly framed as a reference to the cartoon concept of Hammerspace.

No vulnerabilities beyond the ordinary Devil Fruit weaknesses have been established.

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Notable Users

Blamenco is the only known eater, shown drawing a massive mallet out of the pocket on his right chin. The author has remarked that, had Usopp ever been given a Devil Fruit, this is the one he would have received.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Poke Poke no Mi in One Piece?

The Poke Poke no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that lets its user open storage pockets anywhere on their own body. It is eaten by Blamenco, a division commander of the Whitebeard Pirates, and is known in English as the Pocket-Pocket Fruit.

Who ate the Poke Poke no Mi?

The Poke Poke no Mi was eaten by Blamenco, a division commander among the Whitebeard Pirates. He first showed the pocket power during the Marineford war.

How does the Poke Poke no Mi work?

The Poke Poke no Mi lets its user form pockets on their body that can hold objects far larger than the opening itself, resizing items as they go in and out. According to the author, a user can sprout an unlimited number of pockets, giving them essentially boundless storage.

Are there limits to how much the Poke Poke no Mi can store?

No specific limit has been established for the Poke Poke no Mi. Its creator has said the number of pockets a user can grow is unlimited, so the effective storage capacity is boundless.

Does the Poke Poke no Mi have any weaknesses?

The Poke Poke no Mi carries no special weaknesses beyond the ordinary Devil Fruit drawbacks, such as losing the ability to swim. No other vulnerabilities have been shown for Blamenco's power.

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