The Oto Oto no Mi, or Tone-Tone Fruit, is a special Devil Fruit in One Piece. Scratchmen Apoo, a Worst Generation pirate, uses its power. This fruit lets him turn his body into musical instruments. He can create powerful sound attacks using these instruments.
What does “Oto Oto no Mi” means?
The Oto Oto no Mi (Tone-Tone Fruit) is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit. In Japanese, “oto” (音) means “sound,” so its name translates to “Sound-Sound Fruit.”
Powers
Transformation
The user can turn parts of their body into musical instruments. For example, their teeth can become piano keys, their arms can turn into trumpets, and their legs into drums. This allows them to play music using their own body.
Sound Attacks
By playing specific notes or tunes, the user can release music that deals damage. These attacks might feel like punches, slashes, or even explosions. The sound waves are fast and cover a wide area, making them hard to avoid.
Wide Range
The sound waves move at high speed and spread over a large distance. This makes it difficult for enemies to dodge or escape the attacks.
Targeted Attacks
The user can focus their music on specific enemies by looking at them. Only people within earshot will be affected by the sound. This allows the user to attack certain targets while avoiding others.
Defensive Measures
Enemies can protect themselves by covering their ears or moving out of hearing range. If they can’t hear the sound, they won’t be hurt by it.
Musical Knowledge
To use this fruit well, the user needs to know music. They must learn to play different instruments and perform various tunes to create effective attacks.
Limitations
The attacks don’t work on Logia users, who can reform their bodies after being hit. Like all Devil Fruits, the user also has standard weaknesses, such as being unable to swim and being affected by Seastone.
Usage in Combat
Scratchmen Apoo, the current user of the Oto Oto no Mi, uses it in battle through his “Fighting Music” (Tatakau Music). He turns parts of his body into instruments and plays music to attack. His opponents are often caught off guard and injured before they can react.
