Debuting on a live One Piece stage in 2014, this power belongs to the character Smash and grants mastery over plasma, turning him into a so-called Plasma Human. Its exact fruit class was never pinned down, and it exists outside the official canon.
Smash carries this ability, which lets him command plasma and makes him a Plasma Human. Its category was left undefined, and it stands apart from the manga's official canon, having first appeared during the One Piece Premier Show 2014, a live theatrical production. The Zuma in its name mimics the Japanese way of saying the word plasma.
What the fruit chiefly delivers is the power to conjure plasma, steer it, and reshape one's own body into it, plasma being the so-called fourth state of matter. Beyond the ordinary sea-based drawbacks that bind every fruit eater, no distinct vulnerability tied to this particular ability has been noted.
The fruit's only recorded holder is Smash, who took the stage in that 2014 show. The lone technique observed from him involves shaping big plasma spheres that give off electricity. Since the power comes from a live event rather than the series proper, much of what it can do stays undocumented.
The Zuma Zuma no Mi lets its user conjure, steer, and transform into plasma, the so-called fourth state of matter, earning its eater the title Plasma Human.
Smash is the only recorded user of the Zuma Zuma no Mi, first shown wielding it during the live One Piece Premier Show 2014.
No, the Zuma Zuma no Mi is a non-canon Devil Fruit that debuted in the One Piece Premier Show 2014 stage production rather than the manga or anime.
The Zuma Zuma no Mi's official Devil Fruit classification was never defined in the source material it appeared in.
The only technique shown from Smash with the Zuma Zuma no Mi involves shaping large spheres of plasma that give off electricity.
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