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Description
English: Paw-Paw Fruit
Português: Fruta da Pata | Fruta da Patinha
Español: Fruta de la Pata
日本語: ニキュニキュの実

Current User: Bartholomew Kuma | S-Bear (Artificial)
Type: Paramecia
Usage Debut (Manga): Chapter 473
Usage Debut (Anime): Episode 368
Fruit Debut: Chapter 1096

The Nikyu Nikyu no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that grants the ability to repel anything via paws permanently manifested on the user's palms, making the user a Paw Human (肉球人間, Nikukyū Ningen, English version: "Paw-Palmed Human"). It was a treasure of the World Nobles before it was stolen and eaten by Bartholomew Kuma.

This fruit's abilities were duplicated in the Seraph S-Bear, via a transfusion of Green Blood.

• The fruit's name, Nikyu, comes from the word nikukyū (肉球) which means "pad" in Japanese.
• In the VIZ manga and Funimation dub, it is called the Paw-Paw Fruit.

The Nikyu Nikyu no Mi is a round fruit shaped like a three-digit paw print, matching the paw motif of the fruit's ability. It has a simple T-shaped stem that is curled on one end.

Description
English: Paw-Paw Fruit
Português: Fruta da Pata | Fruta da Patinha
Español: Fruta de la Pata
日本語: ニキュニキュの実

Current User: Bartholomew Kuma | S-Bear (Artificial)
Type: Paramecia
Usage Debut (Manga): Chapter 473
Usage Debut (Anime): Episode 368
Fruit Debut: Chapter 1096

The Nikyu Nikyu no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that grants the ability to repel anything via paws permanently manifested on the user's palms, making the user a Paw Human (肉球人間, Nikukyū Ningen, English version: "Paw-Palmed Human"). It was a treasure of the World Nobles before it was stolen and eaten by Bartholomew Kuma.

This fruit's abilities were duplicated in the Seraph S-Bear, via a transfusion of Green Blood.

• The fruit's name, Nikyu, comes from the word nikukyū (肉球) which means "pad" in Japanese.
• In the VIZ manga and Funimation dub, it is called the Paw-Paw Fruit.

The Nikyu Nikyu no Mi is a round fruit shaped like a three-digit paw print, matching the paw motif of the fruit's ability. It has a simple T-shaped stem that is curled on one end.