Nailpaddle
ItemThe Nailpaddle is a non-canon polearm carried by Lytton, debuting in the game One Piece: Treasure Wars. Shaped like an oversized spoon or shovel grafted onto a spear, its odd build lets its owner stab, swing, club, and dig with a single tool.
Overview
Introduced alongside its wielder Lytton in One Piece: Treasure Wars, the Nailpaddle is a one-of-a-kind weapon that exists outside the main story. It blends the functions of several implements into one unusual armament.
Function
The piece centers on a long metal shaft tipped with both a spearhead and a scooped, cupped blade, giving it the silhouette of a giant spoon fused to a spear. A serpent's head is carved into the spearhead. That hybrid form makes it versatile in combat, suited to thrusting attacks, wide swings, blunt bludgeoning, and even excavation. Lytton turns this flexibility into a small set of named moves: Paddle Nail chops downward edge-first then rakes back up for a second hit, Paddle Spear drives the point home so fast it trails afterimages, and his finisher Paddle Spoon digs out the ground beneath a foe to launch them skyward before he leaps up and batters them in midair with the broken earth and repeated strikes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Nailpaddle in One Piece?
The Nailpaddle is a non-canon polearm wielded by Lytton, introduced in the mobile game One Piece: Treasure Wars. It blends the shape of an oversized spoon or shovel with a spear.
What does the Nailpaddle look like?
The Nailpaddle is a long metal shaft topped with both a spearhead carved like a serpent's head and a scooped, cupped blade, giving it the silhouette of a giant spoon fused to a spear.
What can the Nailpaddle be used for?
Its hybrid design lets Lytton use the Nailpaddle for thrusting attacks, wide swings, blunt bludgeoning, and even digging into the ground.
What special moves does Lytton use with the Nailpaddle?
Lytton's named techniques with the Nailpaddle include Paddle Nail, a downward chop followed by an upward rake, Paddle Spear, a thrust so fast it leaves afterimages, and his finisher Paddle Spoon, which digs out the ground beneath a foe to launch them into the air before he batters them in midair.
Who uses the Nailpaddle in One Piece?
Lytton is the sole known wielder of the Nailpaddle, using it as his signature weapon throughout his appearance in One Piece: Treasure Wars.
Sources & Information
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Rights holders
- Created byEiichiro Oda
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byToei Animation
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