Everything you need to know about Mera Mera no Mi

The Mera Mera no Mi , or Pyro-Fruit , is one of the most iconic devil fruits in the One Piece universe. This Logia type fruit offers its user the power to create, control and transform into fire.

Characteristics and Powers

The Mera Mera no Mi grants a series of impressive abilities. The user can not only generate flames, but also control their intensity and shape. As a Logia-type fruit, it also allows its holder to become intangible, turning their body into fire to avoid physical attacks.

History of Fruit

The Mera Mera no Mi has a rich history, linked to key characters from One Piece . Initially, this fruit was possessed by Portgas D. Ace , who used it with remarkable mastery until his tragic death during the War at the Summit.

Ace and the Mera Mera no Mi

Ace acquired the Mera Mera no Mi at a young age and quickly learned to master its powers. His fire abilities were not only a major asset in battle, but they also symbolized his passion and indomitable spirit.

Ace's Main Attacks

Portgas D. Ace , as the first known user of the Mera Mera no Mi , developed several iconic attacks that left a mark on One Piece fans. Among his most famous techniques are:

• Hiken, Fire Fist or Burning Fist : Ace launches a powerful flaming punch, capable of creating a huge ball of fire, devastating for his opponents.

• Jujika or Fire Cross : Ace forms a cross with his fingers allowing him to launch a powerful column of fire in the shape of a cross at his opponent.

• Higan or Fire Gun : Ace shoots balls of fire from his fingers, a precise and fast technique for ranged attacks.

• Dai Enkai: Entei or Great Fire Command: Flame Emperor : One of his most powerful attacks, Ace creates a gigantic fiery sun, capable of destroying everything in its wake.

• Enjomo or Circle of Fire : Ace creates a circle of fire over a predefined area to prevent anyone from entering or leaving.

These attacks, combining power and artistic mastery of fire, made Ace a formidable fighter and a legendary user of the Mera Mera no Mi.

The Coliseum Corrida Tournament

After Ace's death, the Mera Mera no Mi reappears during the Colosseum Corrida tournament, organized by Doflamingo. Many fighters, including Lucy (aka Monkey D. Luffy in disguise), have struggled to obtain this legendary fruit.

Sabo and the Mera Mera no Mi

It is ultimately Sabo , the spiritual brother of Ace and Luffy, who wins the fruit. Sabo, a member of the Revolutionary Army, eats the Mera Mera no Mi and thus inherits Ace's fire powers, continuing his legacy.

Use by Sabo

Since eating the Mera Mera no Mi , Sabo has demonstrated a natural aptitude for using his powers. He skillfully combines them with his already impressive fighting style, using flames to enhance his staff attacks. Sabo uses this fruit not only as a powerful weapon but also as a symbol of Ace's memory, carrying his brother's will into every flame.

Sabo's Key Techniques

After inheriting the Mera Mera no Mi , Sabo quickly mastered this devil fruit and developed his own distinctive techniques. Its three main attacks are:

• Hiken or Fire Fist : Taking up Ace's iconic attack, Sabo also uses the Fire Fist to launch a powerful fireball against his enemies.

• Moeru Ryusoulken: Kaen Ryuo or Fiery Fist of the Dragon Talons: Embrace the Dragon King : By combining the power of Mera Mera no Mi with his fighting style, Sabo creates claw-shaped flames, increasing his strength and attack range.

• Moesashi : A technique where Sabo focuses intense heat into his fingers, allowing him to cut through almost anything, similar to a white-hot blade.

These techniques illustrate Sabo's versatility and adaptability as a user of the Mera Mera no Mi, combining his unique fighting style with the raw power of the fruit.

The Mera Mera no Mi remains one of the most powerful and symbolic devil fruits in One Piece , representing the courage, freedom and unwavering will of its users.

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