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Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu

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A Mythical Zoan ranked among the strongest Devil Fruits, letting its bearer turn into a colossal Azure Dragon. Kaidou ate the original at God Valley, while an artificial copy crafted from his Lineage Factor passed to Kouzuki Momonosuke.

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Overview

Counted within the strongest tier of Devil Fruits, this Mythical Zoan grants transformation into a hybrid or a full Azure Dragon, the Eastern serpent-dragon of Chinese myth. Despite picturing a dragon, its name leans on uo, Japanese for fish, a nod to the East Asian lore in which carp ascending a waterfall become dragons. The fruit was once a treasure of the World Nobles before Charlotte Linlin seized it and Kaidou devoured it during the God Valley Incident some thirty-eight years ago.

Years later, the scientist Vegapunk drew a sample from a captured Kaidou's Lineage Factor and manufactured an artificial duplicate. Because the resulting dragon came out the wrong color, he judged the project a failure, which inadvertently led the World Government to dismiss the fruit as useless. That replica was eventually eaten by Kouzuki Momonosuke, giving him a dragon shape nearly identical to Kaidou's apart from its pink hue.

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Mechanics

As a Mythical Zoan, the fruit dramatically amplifies the user's raw power, far beyond ordinary Zoan types. In his full beast state Kaidou swells to roughly the size of a small town, ranking among the largest transformations ever shown, and a single swipe of his comparatively slim arms can hurl fish-men through rock or tear houses apart. His scales are famously durable, shrugging off conventional Armament Haki entirely, though attacks that bypass external defenses, advanced emitted Armament Haki, powerful soundwaves, surgical techniques, or Supreme King Haki infusions, can still draw blood. Smaller foes are matched in speed despite his bulk.

Beyond the body itself, the fruit bestows more supernatural gifts than any other Mythical Zoan seen so far. Chief among them are the Flame Clouds, fiery footholds the user conjures to fly and even to hoist entire islands aloft, no transformation required to maintain them. The wielder also commands the elements, breathing concentrated fire, loosing lightning with a roar, slicing the air with wind blades, and stirring up tornadoes. The Human-Beast Form trades colossal size for agility and close-combat prowess while keeping the elemental arsenal at reduced range.

The drawbacks track with the user's enormity: the full dragon struggles in tight quarters, courts collateral damage, and presents a broad target for multi-directional assault. Flame Clouds weaken as the user nears physical exhaustion, can be doused with water, and vanish entirely should the user lose consciousness. Fire breath, too, can be cut by those skilled in the Foxfire Style.

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Notable Users

Kaidou is the natural wielder and leans on the power constantly in battle. He often opens fights as a full dragon, hovering at range to bombard enemies with elemental attacks, then reverts to human form for serious close combat, escalating to his Human-Beast Form, arguably his strongest stance, against opponents who can handle the other two. His signature techniques include Bolo Breath, a sweeping conical blast of fire, Kaifu, crescent wind blades, Tatsumaki, a coiling tornado, and Kaen Daiko, a fire dragon that engulfs his own body. When drunk enough to acknowledge a foe, he engages in Shuron Hakke, switching forms unpredictably and even manifesting unique shapes.

Kouzuki Momonosuke holds the artificial copy. After being aged to adulthood by Shinobu's Juku Juku no Mi, he came to wield strength, fire breath, and Flame Clouds much like Kaidou, including his own Bolo Breath that he turned against Aramaki, though he is still mastering the gift. Notably, according to Oda, Roronoa Zoro would carry this fruit if granted one, absorbed into one of his swords.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the users of the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu?

Kaidou is the natural user of the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu, having eaten the original fruit at God Valley. Kouzuki Momonosuke later ate an artificial copy created by Vegapunk from Kaidou's Lineage Factor.

Why is Kaidou's Devil Fruit called a fish fruit if it turns him into a dragon?

The name uses uo, Japanese for fish, referencing the East Asian legend in which carp ascending a waterfall become dragons, even though the fruit transforms its eater into an Azure Dragon.

What Devil Fruit did Momonosuke eat?

Momonosuke ate an artificial duplicate of the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu, made by Vegapunk from a sample of Kaidou's Lineage Factor, which gives him a dragon form nearly identical to Kaidou's apart from its pink color.

What are the weaknesses of the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu?

The full dragon form struggles in tight quarters, courts collateral damage, and presents a broad target for multi-directional attacks. Its Flame Clouds weaken as the user nears exhaustion, can be doused with water, and vanish if the user loses consciousness.

What powers does the Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Seiryu grant beyond transformation?

Beyond transformation, the fruit grants Flame Clouds that let the user fly or hoist entire islands aloft, along with elemental control such as fire breath, lightning, wind blades, and tornadoes.

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