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Sabi Sabi no Mi

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Sabi Sabi no Mi
The Sabi Sabi no Mi being used
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Japanese Name: サビサビの実
English Name: n/a
Meaning: Rust
First Appearance: Chapter 426; Episode 309
Type: Paramecia
Eaten by: Shuu

The Sabi Sabi no Mi is a Paramecia type Devil Fruit that allows the user to cause metallic items to rust and come apart. "Sabi" means rust. It was eaten by Shuu.[1][2]

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[edit] Strengths and Weaknesses

The major strength of the fruit, so far seen, is that the user is able to rust and pull apart metallic weapons such as swords. Doing so apparently gives the user somewhat of an advantage against sword wielding opponents.[3]

In the anime, it has been shown the powers of the fruit give the user a permanent defense against swords and other metal weapons. A sword simply touching the user's body will immediately rust and come apart before a cut can be made. It has also been shown in the anime that powers of the fruit can also rust human flesh, probably the iron from the blood.

However, its powers won't protect the user from non-metallic objects, like pachinko shots. Apart from that, the fruit so far doesn't seem to have any specific weaknesses outside the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses.

[edit] Usage

The fruit's bestowed powers, as used by Shuu, have so far been used for both defensive and offensive purposes. Shuu has used the powers of the fruit to rust the Yubashiri of Zoro after catching it in his bare hands.[3] He was then able to pull apart the sword as if the sword was nothing.

[edit] Anime and Manga Differences

Shuu using his Devil Fruit powers on Zoro's flesh.

In the anime, Shuu was able to use the powers to unconsciously defend against one of Zoro's attacks. At another point in the anime, Shuu was also able to use the powers as an attack on living targets. By touching Zoro's arm, Shuu was able to rust Zoro's own flesh. Fortunately, Shuu was knocked out by one of Usopp's attacks before Zoro's body could become completely covered in rust. After being separated from Shuu, Zoro's body was able to return to normal.

[edit] References

  1. One Piece Yellow Grand Elements - Shuu's and his fruit's names are revealed.
  2. SBS questions: One Piece Manga - Vol.47 Chapter 451, Fan Question: What are the names of the Devil Fruits the Marine HQ captains and commanders, that fought the Straw Hats in Volume 44, had?
  3. 3.0 3.1 One Piece Manga and Anime - Chapter 426 and Episode 309, Zoro vs. Shuu.


[edit] External Links

  • Rust - Wikipedia article about rust

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