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Shibo Shibo no Mi

Character

Charlotte Smoothie of the Big Mom Pirates ate this Paramecia fruit, which lets her wring liquid out of anything alive or not and soak fluid into herself and her weapons. The power casts her as a Dehydration Human.

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Overview

Named for shiboru, the verb to wring or squeeze, this Paramecia lets its holder twist moisture out of nearly any target and draw liquid back into themselves or their gear, a dual gift that marks them a Dehydration Human. The official English release titles it the Wring-Wring Fruit. Charlotte Smoothie, one of Big Mom's daughters, is the known bearer, and the combination of draining and absorbing ranks her among the more adaptable fighters in the Charlotte family. Earlier candidate names referenced juice before the present one was chosen.

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Mechanics

Gripping and twisting a target pulls the fluid straight out, much like squeezing water from a soaked rag. The act leaves no wound and is even described as strangely pleasant rather than painful, yet the victim ends up a shriveled, pallid husk from severe dehydration. Whatever gets extracted turns into flavorful drinks whose taste shifts with the source, even when that source would normally be lethal, such as a beverage drawn from volcanic rock. Physical contact is a must, so a fast opponent can give her trouble. The power also neutralizes poison, since she can simply wring toxins out of her own flesh, and it transfers into a weapon, letting a sword dry out whatever it slices. Pulling in too much fluid balloons her toward giant size and mass, which risks harming her surroundings and can even sink the ship she rides.

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Notable Users

Smoothie frequently treats the fruit as entertainment, offering Big Mom's tea-party guests bizarre juices wrung from unlikely sources, a giraffe among them, or even a hunk of rock. In a fight her towering build lets her scoop up a normal-sized person and juice them dry, and she can channel the power through her blade to drain enemies she cuts. While chasing the Thousand Sunny she soaked up a huge volume of liquid to swell near giant scale, then fired the stored fluid off her sword as a massive pressurized blast. Her self-cleansing trick also leaves her all but immune to poison. Her signature move, Juicy Giant, drains the crowd around her to enlarge both body and weapon at once.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Shibo Shibo no Mi?

The Shibo Shibo no Mi is a Paramecia Devil Fruit that lets its user wring liquid out of almost anything, living or not, and draw fluid into themselves or their gear. Charlotte Smoothie of the Big Mom Pirates ate it, becoming a Dehydration Human.

Who ate the Shibo Shibo no Mi?

Charlotte Smoothie, one of Big Mom's daughters, ate the Shibo Shibo no Mi.

What happens to a victim when Smoothie wrings out their liquid?

The victim is left a shriveled, pallid husk from severe dehydration, even though the act itself is painless and described as strangely pleasant rather than harmful in the moment.

Can the Shibo Shibo no Mi remove poison?

Yes, Smoothie can wring toxins straight out of her own body using the fruit, which leaves her nearly immune to poison.

What is Smoothie's signature Shibo Shibo no Mi technique?

Smoothie's signature move is Juicy Giant, which drains fluid from people around her to enlarge both her body and her weapon at the same time.

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