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Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus

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An Ancient Zoan fruit that turns its eater into an allosaurus, both as a towering full beast and a human-hybrid blend. Eaten by the Marine-turned-pirate X Drake, it stands as the first Ancient Zoan ever shown in the series.

Type: Ancient Zoan
User: X Drake
Debut: Chapter 509; Episode 402
Meaning: Dragon, Dinosaur
Japanese Name: リュウリュウの実 モデル アロサウルス
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Overview

This Ancient Zoan grants the ability to become an allosaurus, a fierce theropod predator from prehistory, switching freely between a full dinosaur shape and a part-human form. X Drake holds this power, and it carries a notable distinction: it was the very first Ancient Zoan revealed in the story, and the first such fruit to receive an official name, a designation that arrived roughly 420 chapters after the form first appeared. It is also the lone Ryu Ryu model wielded by a member of the Marines.

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Mechanics

Being a carnivorous Ancient Zoan, the fruit equips the user with traits geared toward brawling that ordinary Zoans lack, namely jagged teeth and claws. In his complete allosaurus shape Drake swells to a size surpassing a Pacifista, with jaws powerful enough to chomp through that cyborg's armor, a material reputedly tougher than steel. His tail doubles as a battering weapon able to hurl people aside, and like every Ancient Zoan he gains durability well beyond standard transformers. His hybrid build runs smaller than the full beast yet remains large, freeing him to swing his trademark axe-sword weapons. The fruit carries no special drawbacks beyond the usual Devil Fruit limitations.

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Notable Users

X Drake is the sole owner of this power. When fully transformed he fights chiefly by biting, snapping prey between his jaws and crushing them before spitting them down, coating his teeth in Armament Haki to grip Logia foes. He also feints with bites to set up surprise tail strikes. In hybrid form he channels the fruit's strength boost into his dual-wielded axe-sword style, hitting hard enough to fell an ancient giant in a single blow. Across the Wano arc, artists have repeatedly revised his tail's neural spines, and the anime drapes them in skin to form a raised ridge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who has the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus?

The Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus is held by X Drake, a Marine-turned-pirate. It was the very first Ancient Zoan revealed in the series.

What is the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus?

The Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus is an Ancient Zoan Devil Fruit that turns its eater into an allosaurus, a fierce prehistoric predator, in either a full beast form or a human-hybrid form. X Drake is its sole known user.

How strong is X Drake's full allosaurus form?

In his complete allosaurus form from the Ryu Ryu no Mi, X Drake grows to a size surpassing a Pacifista, with jaws powerful enough to bite through the cyborg's armor. His tail also works as a battering weapon capable of hurling people aside.

What can X Drake do in his hybrid allosaurus form?

In hybrid form, X Drake is smaller than his full allosaurus shape but still large, which lets him freely swing his trademark axe-sword weapons while benefiting from the fruit's strength boost.

Why is the Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus significant in One Piece history?

The Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Allosaurus was the first Ancient Zoan fruit ever revealed in the story, and it was also the first Ancient Zoan to receive an official name, which happened roughly 420 chapters after its form first appeared.

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