Bane Bane no Mi

Name
Class
Paramecia
User
Bellamy
First seen
Ch. 231

Paramecia · current: Bellamy

Profile

Paramecia fruit eaten by Bellamy. Turns the user’s legs/body into coiling springs (“the power of the Boing-Boing Fruit”), letting him launch and rebound with explosive force. First shown on-page in Ch. 231 during the raid on Mont Blanc Cricket’s home, where Bellamy uses his spring-legs to strike from above. Note: VIZ renders the fruit “Boing-Boing”; the common romanization is Bane Bane no Mi (bane = spring).

User chain

OrderUserHow they acquired itFirst useDeath/lost
1Bellamy(unknown — eaten before debut)Ch. 231

Named techniques

TechniqueJP / romajiEtymologyFirst useUser
Spring… Snipe!!a high-velocity spring-driven dive strikeCh. 231Bellamy
Spring… Death-Knock!!a spring-driven downward/rebounding finishing blowCh. 707Bellamy
Spring… Hopper!!a spring-driven rebounding leap-strike; re-used far stronger post-timeskipCh. 232Bellamy

Awakening

(Not awakened on-page.)

Power limits & weaknesses

  • Standard Devil-Fruit sea/water immobilization applies.

Lore & theories

A spring-themed Paramecia. Cross-link to Nature of Devil Fruits when relevant.

  • Ch. 769Bellamy re-uses “Spring Hopper” against Luffy (p. 16), now markedly stronger post-timeskip (“the destructive power of this move is far greater than before”); a deliberate callback to his Mock-Town “Spring Hopper” (Ch. 232).

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