Devil Fruits: Unraveling the Myths
The Curse of the Sea
One of the most common misconceptions surrounding Devil Fruits is that they hate the sea and work as a curse to their users. However, this is not entirely accurate. The key element that affects a Devil Fruit user is not saltwater itself but direct contact with water.
Seawater Restrictions
Physical Contact
Devil Fruit users are not restricted in the water as long as they avoid physical contact with it. This means that they can swim and float without any difficulty as long as they do not touch it. However, if they fall below a certain depth, they will begin to experience weakness and power loss.
Sea Devil's Influence
Despite their name, Devil Fruits are not actually fruits of the sea devil. They are rare and unique fruits found throughout the four blues. The sea's influence on them is not a curse but simply the result of their properties, which interfere with the user's energy.
Neutralization Myth
Another misconception is that Devil Fruit abilities are neutralized by seawater, kairoseki, and sea prism stone. While these substances can weaken the user and prevent them from using their powers, they do not completely neutralize them. Devil Fruit users can still retain some of their abilities and even use them in limited capacity.
Power Limitations
The main limitation of Devil Fruit users in water is their inability to move or activate their powers once they are deep enough. This is because water creates a barrier that prevents them from connecting to the fruit's energy. However, users with strong enough willpower can overcome this limitation to some extent.
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