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Rijekuto-Rijekuto No Mi

Translation: Reject-Reject Fruit
Meaning: Rejection fruit
English Name: Reject-Reject Fruit
Type: Paramecia
Power: force things away from the user
Eaten By: Watarara
Story / Creator: ChopperFan 23:51, March 25, 2011 (UTC)


The Rijekuto Rijekuto no mi (reject-reject fruit) was eaten by Watarara.

Strengths[]

The Rijekuto Rijekuto no mi creates a short-term force field around the user that can repel any physical object away from the user and set the object of fire.

Appearance[]

The Rijekuto Rijekuto no mi is a blue watermelon with golden swirles.

Weaknesses[]

The Rijekuto Rijekuto no mi force field can last a short amount of time (no more than a full second), and suffers the standard devil fruit weaknessess.

Usage[]

Watarara can use this to effectivly repel any attack and to fire her feathers out of her body for effective fire arrows.

Moves:

  • Pistolet (Pistol) a single feather fired out of her wing.
  • Fusil De Chasse (Shotgun) eight or more feathers fired out of one wing
  • Double Fusil De Chasse à canon (Double Barreled Shotgun) fires eight or more feathers out of each wing
  • Mitrailleuse (Machine Gun) fires feathers in rapid succesion, sometimes fireing more than 100 feathers
  • Révolte des libertés (Freedoms Revolt) Fires her rapidly regenerating feathers all at once, creating a wall of flaming arrows.
  • Pheonix. While using the rouru mark to see the air around her and control it, she can reject the slim area of air around her to be coated in a flame that will never burn her. It is said to be the ultimate shield agaisn't fist fighters.
  • Caged Bird's Song. while flying at the speed of sound, She flies around the foe in a caged shape. as she flies around, the foe touches the edges and flies in the opposite direction, only to touch the other side. She tightens the cage to a point where the foe is immobolised in place.

Trivia[]

  • All of the moves used by Watarara, besides the "caged bird's song" and "Pheonix", are in french.


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