A Zoan Devil Fruit granting its eater the freedom to shift between a horse hybrid and a complete horse. The bird Pierre, companion to Gan Fall, swallowed it, letting his master joke that he rides a Pegasus.
This Zoan-class fruit lets whoever eats it change at will into either a part-horse hybrid or a fully formed steed. Its name comes from uma, Japanese for horse, and the VIZ and Funimation versions title it the Horse-Horse Fruit. The power belongs to Pierre, the riding bird kept by the Skypiea knight Gan Fall, and it entered the story during Chapter 238.
The fruit's effect is simply the on-command horse transformation, available in both partial and complete forms. No special drawback has surfaced for it, so the wielder contends only with the standard set of weaknesses that burden every Devil Fruit eater.
Pierre is the sole user. Because his original bird body already stands tall enough to serve as a mount, the transformation mostly exists so Gan Fall can claim a Pegasus for a steed, the winged look coming from the bird retaining its feathered wings in hybrid shape. In horse or hybrid form Pierre will also bite anyone who shows disrespect toward his master, as Usopp once learned.

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The Uma Uma no Mi is a Zoan Devil Fruit that lets its eater change at will into a part-horse hybrid or a fully formed horse. The power belongs to Pierre, the riding bird kept by the Skypiea knight Gan Fall.
Pierre, a bird companion of the Skypiea knight Gan Fall, ate the Uma Uma no Mi.
The Uma Uma no Mi first appeared in Chapter 238 and Episode 153.
Pierre's hybrid horse form keeps his feathered wings, giving him a winged look that lets Gan Fall joke he rides a Pegasus.
In horse or hybrid form, Pierre will bite anyone who shows disrespect toward Gan Fall, as Usopp once learned.
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