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Rako Rako no Mi

Character

A Zoan fruit eaten by the Marine officer Pomsky, this power lets its owner shift into a full sea otter or a half-otter hybrid, becoming a Sea Otter Human. In the hybrid build, the user swings heavy weapons with brutal force.

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Overview

This Zoan-type fruit grants its eater two transformations modeled on the sea otter, a fully bestial form and a blended otter-human shape, making the user a Sea Otter Human. Its owner is Pomsky, a member of the Marines. The name is a clipped form of the Japanese word for sea otter, and English releases call the user an Otter-Man. The fruit was formally named in an SBS column.

Pomsky's power first appeared in the late Egghead chapters as he fought.

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Mechanics

As with most Zoan fruits, eating it boosts the user's raw physical capability and unlocks at least two shapes beyond the human one. In the hybrid form, Pomsky retains the hands needed to grip weapons and can swing them with considerable power.

Despite the sea otter being a semi-aquatic creature, the user is presumed to still risk sinking in water, alongside the other common Devil Fruit frailties. His sole shown technique is the Rakko Hammer, in which he brings a maul crashing down on an opponent from his hybrid form, rendered as Otter Hammer in English versions.

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Notable Users

Pomsky is the only known eater, drawing on the fruit chiefly for combat. The power is grouped with other Devil Fruits based on semi-aquatic animals, such as the anaconda, axolotl, and spinosaurus models, all of which lend their users a water-adjacent lifestyle without canceling the standard inability to swim.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rako Rako no Mi?

The Rako Rako no Mi is a Zoan-type Devil Fruit that lets its user transform into a sea otter, either as a full animal or a half-otter hybrid known as a Sea Otter Human. It is eaten by Pomsky, an officer in the Marines.

Who eats the Rako Rako no Mi?

Pomsky, a member of the Marines, is the only known user of the Rako Rako no Mi. His power first appeared in the story during the late Egghead arc chapters.

What can the Rako Rako no Mi user do in hybrid form?

In hybrid form, the Rako Rako no Mi grants Pomsky increased physical strength along with hands capable of gripping and swinging weapons with considerable power. His signature move in this form is the Rakko Hammer, where he brings a maul down on an opponent.

What is the English name of the Rako Rako no Mi?

The Rako Rako no Mi is called the Ott-Ott Fruit in English releases, and its user is referred to as an Otter-Man. The Japanese name is a clipped form of the word for sea otter.

Can the Rako Rako no Mi user swim?

Despite being modeled on the sea otter, a semi-aquatic animal, the Rako Rako no Mi user is still presumed to sink in water like other Devil Fruit eaters. This is one of the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses that applies to the power.

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