The Ato Ato no Mi is a sort of Devil Fruit called Paramecia. The user of this “devil fruit” has the ability to transform anything they touch into art. As a result, they are an art form. The golla ate this fruit.
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Information on Ato Ato no Mi
- Identity: Ato Ato no Mi
- Name and definition in English: Art- Art Devil Fruit
- One Piece Episode 635: Fruit Debut
- Current User: Giolla
- Debut: One Piece Episode 635
- Current User: Giolla
Ato Ato no Mi’s appearance
We don’t know a lot about the fruit’s appearance because it hasn’t yet been depicted in the anime.
What are the strength and weakness of “Ato Ato no Mi”
The ability to transform one’s prey into works of beauty is this devil fruit’s greatest asset. The user can accomplish this by developing a thinking cloud and then shooting at the desired target. They lose their fundamental capabilities when something strikes the target. The same method can be used by the user to return the object to its original state.
This devil fruit’s vulnerability is that if the user is unconscious, the person being attacked reverts to normal. They lack the ability to swim, which is the typical drawback of devil fruit, aside from that.
Usage
Giolla distorts and turns her opponents into abstract art with the powers of the devil fruit. They can’t assault her because of this, rendering them useless.
Techniques
The methods Giolla employs are as follows:
Art in Broken-Fu
With this manoeuvre, Giolla sends a wave of clouds in the direction of her target, changing both their appearance and behaviour.
Dying Art
Using this method, Giolla lures her victims into a big mural where they will perish and become part of her artwork.
FAQs
Why does Ato mean Ato?
A. The word “ato” in Japanese means “art.”
What artistic techniques do we observe the Devil Fruit user using?
A. Picasso, Cubism, and The Scream are three art movements that Giolla used and which used the devil fruit.