Memo Memo no Mi
- Name
- メモメモの実 (Memo Memo no Mi)
- Class
- Paramecia
- User
- Charlotte Pudding
- First seen
- Ch. 851
Paramecia · current: Charlotte Pudding
Profile
A memory-manipulation Paramecia. The user can pull a person’s memories out of their head as a physical film strip — “every person contains a film of memories inside their head” — then cut, edit, delete, and reinsert the film, removing real memories or splicing in fabricated ones.
- First shown / named Ch. 851 (pp. 12-13): after shooting and wounding Reiju, Pudding extracts Reiju’s memory film, cuts out the part where Reiju saw Pudding’s true cruel face, and implants a false “stray bullet” memory before sending her to the medical room — so Reiju can no longer warn the Vinsmoke of the wedding-assassination plot. “…and edit! Cha-chk!! There, all done.” (p. 13).
User chain
| Order | User | How they acquired it | First use | Death/lost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Charlotte Pudding | (unrevealed) | Ch. 851 | — |
Named techniques
| Technique | JP / romaji | Etymology | First use | User |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| (memory extract / cut / edit / reinsert) | — | — | Ch. 851 | Charlotte Pudding |
Power limits & weaknesses
- Standard Devil-Fruit sea/seastone immobilization (universal).
- The edited subject’s lost memory is left dangling — whether an erased memory can ever resurface is an open seed (Ch. 851 pp. 12-13).
Lore & theories
- Name etymology: メモメモ ‘Memo Memo’ doubles ‘memo’ ← ‘memory’ (the fandom wiki’s gloss); ‘memo’ also = the Japanese loanword メモ for a written note / memorandum — apt for a fruit that turns the mind’s record into an editable film strip. VIZ: “Memo-Memo Fruit.” Power-coded, not sweets-coded, so it sits only loosely inside the Charlotte food-naming theme. Pudding’s memory-thread technique keys off ‘fil’ (French/Catalan for “thread”). Source: One Piece Wiki — Memo Memo no Mi.
Notes
The on-page read of Ch. 851 — the committed chapter note’s new_reveals, its body, and the queue’s Pudding update — all show Charlotte Pudding wielding the Memo Memo no Mi (pp. 12-13). On-page evidence is decisive, so the fruit is filed to Pudding. Flagged for the weaver’s broken-link / attribution sweep (Galette’s note carries a correcting annotation).