Bartholomew Kuma’s Paramecia Devil Fruit, named on-page in Ch. 484 (p. 10): “I ate the Paw-Paw Fruit… and became a paw-palmed human.” Kuma has paw pads on the palms of both hands and can repel anything those pads touch — sword strikes, attacking bodies, and air pressure itself (“deflecting the atmosphere,” per Nico Robin, p. 11). Repelled objects/attacks are launched away at high speed, leaving a paw-pad-shaped mark.
Only the repel-attacks / repel-air applications are shown this chapter; the fruit is established as “the power to repel anything,” its full scope otherwise unrevealed.
Compresses a giant mass of deflected air into a shrinking paw-shaped bomb; releasing the stored pressure detonates a massive shock wave (used on the whole island, pp. 18-19).
Paw-blasts a person away to a distant unknown location (“Run…”); the victim vanishes leaving a paw-pad mark. First on-page use of the repel-power on a human body — the relocation/scatter application teased since Ch. 474. (Destination withheld — forward.)
Awakening
Not shown.
Power limits & weaknesses
(Water/sea immobilization is universal — only fruit-specific limits noted here.)
As of Ch. 484, only the repulsion half of the fruit is shown (repels attacks and air). The fuller applications of “repelling anything” are unrevealed in-window.
Lore & theories
The fruit is established on-page as “the power to repel anything.” See Kuma for the Warlord’s arc. Cross-link Seven Warlords of the Sea.