However, this Devil Fruit's powers are noted to be a hazard to both friend and foe alike, as observed by both the Whitebeard and Blackbeard Pirates. When Blackbeard took this Devil Fruit's power through an unknown method, he claimed that with the power of quakes which "brings destruction to all" combined with the darkness that "reduces anything to nothingness", he was truly invincible and the strongest. īlackbeard, wielding both the powers of the Yami Yami no Mi (right hand) and the Gura Gura no Mi (left hand). Although neither man succeeded in sinking the island, with both having been stopped and the latter lacking enough control over the power, the resulting aftershocks and tsunami were felt far away from Marineford. However, it was Blackbeard who truly was willing to annihilate the island using both of his Devil Fruit powers. It should be noted, however, that only after Ace's death did Whitebeard wholly attempt to erase Marineford in his anger. The user of this fruit can devastate an entire island with ease, although their limitations are noticeable: it took repeated usages to come close to destroying the Marine base at Marineford (in fact, Whitebeard failed to do so before dying, and Blackbeard almost completed the task ) the shockwaves were blocked by the siege wall, albeit one made from an especially strong metal superior to ordinary steel or Seastone and Admiral Aokiji easily stopped the tsunami that Whitebeard created.
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Because of this, Fleet Admiral Sengoku has stated that Whitebeard holds the power to destroy the world, and Vice Admiral Tsuru stated that, even if she retreated to the ends of the ocean, there would be no safe place left in the world for her to go when faced with the full power of the Gura Gura no Mi. The major strength granted by this fruit to the user is its ability to generate massive vibrations, or shockwaves, which can travel through virtually any medium, including the ground, the seafloor, and even the air. īlackbeard using the power of the Gura Gura no Mi. Fleet Admiral Sengoku describes the Gura Gura no Mi's potential. HOLDS THE POWER TO DESTROY THE VERY WORLD!!! It may very well be us that meet our end here today.
"Guragura" ( グラグラ/ぐらぐら ?) is a Japanese onomatopoeia describing loose, irregular/unstable movements (shaking, wobbling, etc.), such as the shaking during an earthquake.
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