One Piece: Bane
Chapter 225

Cooperation

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The upper limit of a Devil Fruit depended on how freely its user could imagine.

Setting aside the simple and straightforward Zoan, among the remaining categories, Paramecia relied the most on concepts and imagination.

Creating things,

Controlling things,

Partial supernatural transformation,

And even domination!

Among the many types of Paramecia Devil Fruits, there were two that had left the deepest impression on Maud.

One was Shichibukai Kuma's Paw-Paw Fruit, and the other was Luo's Op-Op Fruit.

The former needed no explanation. Relying on the repulsive properties of the Paw-Paw Fruit, Kuma had even managed to repel abstract concepts such as pain and fatigue.

From this, it was clear that Kuma had developed the Paw-Paw Fruit almost to its limits.

Being able to reach such a level was one thing, but the most important factor was that the user first had to possess an understanding of that particular concept.

In other words, imagination.

With such imagination as the foundation, Kuma had not restricted himself to using the Paw-Paw Fruit in purely physical ways while exploring its potential.

In Maud's view, if Kuma were given a few more years, perhaps even things such as souls and Devil Fruit abilities could be "repelled" from a person's body.

However, the Paw-Paw Fruit was somewhat lacking when it came to domination.

Therefore, it was foreseeable that even if Kuma could repel abstract things such as a target's soul, he would be unable to control the soul after repelling it.

By comparison, Luo's Op-Op Fruit possessed an advantage in this regard.

The ability to dominate everything within its field was one of the Op-Op Fruit's greatest strengths.

Maud clearly remembered that Luo, three years later, would be able to separate a person's soul and switch it with another at will.

Therefore, separating the Devil's Power from

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