Magnet-Magnet Fruit
- Name
- ジキジキの実
- Class
- Paramecia (inferred from effect — magnetic force manipulation; not stated on-page — verify)
- User
- Captain John
- First seen
- Ch. 1163
Paramecia (inferred) · user: Captain John (God-Valley era; deceased)
Profile
The Devil Fruit of Captain John, revealed in the God-Valley flashback (Ch. 1163 pp. 8-9). VIZ names it his “Magnet-Magnet power” — it generates a magnetic pull that drags all metal (treasure chests, chains, weapons) toward the user (“It’s being pulled away from us!! All the metal is reacting to something!!” / “Come to me, my treasures!!”). A perfect fit for John’s treasure-hoarding legend. Canonical JP name Jiki Jiki no Mi (磁気磁気の実, 磁気 jiki = “magnetism”) — the same fruit Eustass Kid carries in the present, making John its pre-reincarnation holder (see etymology). (Fruit-type still inferred Paramecia.) See Captain John.
User chain
| Order | User | How they acquired it | First use | Death/lost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Captain John | unknown (held by the God-Valley era) | Ch. 1163 (flashback, ~38 yrs ago) | died post-God-Valley — shot by Ganzui over treasure (@1163) per the SBS Vol. 49 “killed by his own crew” reveal; fruit presumed respawned |
Named techniques
| Technique | JP / romaji | Etymology | First use | User |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — (unnamed treasure-pull) | Ch. 1163 | Captain John |
Power limits & weaknesses
- Pull appears indiscriminate across metal in range — at God Valley it drags every metal chest and chain in the valley to John, exposing him to his own crew’s greed (Ch. 1163 pp. 8-10).
Lore & theories
- On-page mechanism behind Captain John’s treasure-hoarding legend (the Ch. 233 Buggy treasure-hunt seed and the Thriller Bark zombie’s backstory). Cross-link Nature of Devil Fruits.