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Kabe Kabe no Mi

Translation Wall Wall Fruit
Meaning Wall
English Name Mime Mime Fruit
Type Paramecia
Power Barriers/Force Fields
Eaten By Le Mime
Story / Creator Viva la Vida by Cyberweasel89

The Kabe Kabe no Mi is a Devil Fruit that allows the user to erect invisible force fields. It was eaten by Le Mime


Appearance

The fruit is white with black strips on it, the faint outlines of swirls visible. It is shaped like a lichen.


Strengths

The major strengths of the fruit is that the user can erect invisible force fields to block attacks. The force fields are invisible unless the user chooses them to be visible, so they are useful for surprising the enemy.


Weaknesses

The major weakness of the fruit is that the force fields aren't indestructible. A strong enough attack can break them down. Also, the walls, though invisible, are still physical, so they can be covered in paint and other substances to become visible. Aside from that, the user is still susceptible to standard Devil Fruit weaknesses.


Usage

Le Mime uses the fruit to make the famed tricks of a mime real, allowing the invisible wall tricks to make actual invisible walls.


Attacks

As Le Mime does not speak, these attacks are never specifically stated by Le Mime. Most of them are explained by other characters, or never explained at all.

  • Kabe Kabe no Shield: Creates a small, mobile wall on the user's forearm to use as a shield.
  • Kabe Kabe no Barrier: Erects a wall in front of the user to block attacks.
  • Kabe Kabe no Mirror: Erects a special barrier that, rather than blocking attacks, reflects them back at the enemy. However, due to the reflecting nature, it can only be activated for an instant, and thus must be timed properly to reflect the attack. Le Mime is always seen slightly panting after using it.
  • Kabe Kabe no Stairs: Creates a series of horizontal force fields to use as invisible stairs, allowing the user to reach high places and combat enemies that can fly.
  • Kabe Kabe no Box: Creates five walls to form a box around the enemy, trapping them. However, the enemy can still escape from below.
  • Kabe Kabe no Smash: Erects a barrier in front of the user, then sends it jerking or flying forward to smash the enemy with a solid wall, akin to running right into a brick wall.
  • Kabe Kabe no Labyrinth: This erects a series of walls around the area to create a maze that the enemy must escape. If they try to jump or fly out, more walls will be added to make the maze taller so they cannot escape. Because the walls are invisible, the user must feel their way around. However, it can be gotten through if the user uses their senses to find a way out. The maze takes a great deal of concentration to maintain, so Le Mime is defenseless while using it.

Trivia

  • Le Mime and his power are largely based on a mime character from a show called Xiaolin Showdown, which featured an early episode with a magical mime that could make invisible walls. At one point, he traps some of the main characters in an invisible box.


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Devil Fruits
Paramecia
Paramecia: Akki Akki no Mi  •  Bachi Bachi no Mi  •  Beku Beku no Mi  •  Bendo Bendo Fruit  •  Boo Boo no Mi  •  Boro Boro no Mi  •  Chamu Chamu no Mi  •  Chatto Chatto no Mi  •  Chi Chi no Mi  •  Chikara Chikara no Mi  •  Chuu Chuu no Mi  •  Debu Debu no Mi  •  Den Den no Mi  •  Dendo Dendo no Mi  •  Denwa Denwa no Mi  •  Dorei Dorei no Mi  •  Douka Douka no Mi  •  Eisei Eisei no Mi  •  Fanto Fanto no Mi  •  Fueki Fueki no Mi  •  Fuka Fuka no Mi  •  Furatto Furatto no Mi  •  Futa Futa no Mi  •  Fuun Fuun no Mi  •  Gaki Gaki no Mi  •  Gaku Gaku no Mi  •  Gan Gan no Mi  •  Genso Genso no Mi  •  Gubi Gubi no Mi  •  Hai Hai no Mi  •  Hane Hane no Mi  •  Heki Heki no Mi  •  Henteko Henteko no Mi  •  Hogo Hogo no Mi  •  Hone Hone no Mi  •  Hoshi Hoshi no Mi  •  Hou Hou no Mi  •  Idou Idou no Mi  •  Jigo Jigo no Mi  •  Jokei Jokei no Mi  •  Jūden Jūden no Mi  •  Jūryoku Jūryoku no Mi  •  Kabe Kabe no Mi  •  Kaben Kaben no Mi  •  Kaen Kaen no Mi  •  Kaeru Kaeru no Mi  •  Kai Kai no Mi  •  Kaku Kaku no Mi  •  Kami Kami no Mi (Piracy)  •  Kiba Kiba no Mi  •  Kiha Kiha no Mi  •  Kinu Kinu no Mi  •  Koe Koe no Mi  •  Kokei Kokei no Mi  •  Kon Kon no Mi  •  Kona Kona no Mi  •  Koro Koro no Mi  •  Kou Kou no Mi  •  Kura Kura no Mi  •  Kyofu Kyofu no Mi  •  Kyosei Kyosei no Mi  •  Kyōzō Kyōzō no Mi  •  Mai Mai no Mi  •  Meka Meka no Mi  •  Mesa Mesa no Mi  •  Meta Meta no Mi  •  Mure Mure no Mi  •  Moji Moji no Mi  •  Nagare Nagare no Mi  •  Nendou Nendou no Mi  •  Niko Niko no Mi  •  Nobi Nobi no Mi  •  Nori Nori no Mi  •  Nuki Nuki no Mi  •  Oto Oto no Mi  •  Ryo Ryo no Mi  •  Sai Sai no Mi  •  Shime Shime no Mi  •  Shimi Shimi no Mi  •  Shinki Shinki no Mi  •  Tere Tere no Mi  •  Teri Teri no Mi  •  Tetsu Tetsu no Mi  •  Togu Togu no Mi  •  Toku Toku no Mi  •  Tsuki Tsuki no Mi  •  Tsuku Tsuku no Mi  •  Tsuru Tsuru no Mi  •  Yōkai Yōkai no Mi
Zoan
Amphibians: Ryo Ryo no Mi, Model: Salamander
Ancient Zoan: Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dire Wolf
Arthropods: Kumo Kumo no Mi, Model: Scorpion
Birds: Kamo Kamo no Mi, Model: Platypus  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Bald Eagle  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Great Horned Owl  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Hawk  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Penguin  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Pigeon  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Raven
Insect Zoan: Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Butterfly  •  Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Centipede  •  Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Praying Mantis
Mammals: Garou Garou no Mi  •  Gesshi Gesshi no Mi, Model: Squirrel  •  Gesshi Gesshi no Mi, Model: Rat  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Ghost  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Neanderthal  •  Itachi Itachi no Mi, Model: Skunk  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Grizzly Bear  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Panda  •  Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Silver Haired Bat  •  Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Black Panther  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Cougar  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Housecat  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Lion  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Lion - World Reversion  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Snow Leopard  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Tiger  •  Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Rhinoceros  •  Usagi Usagi no Mi, Model: Rabbit  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bull  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Cow  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Minotaur  •  Yagi Yagi no Mi, Model: Deer  •  Yuitai Yuitai no Mi, Model: Red Kangaroo
Mythical Zoan: Enma Enma no Mi  •  Feri Feri no Mi  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Hellhound  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox  •  Ga-go Ga-go no Mi, Model: Chimera  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Manticore  •  Ōkami Ōkami no Mi, Model: Raijū  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Steel Dragon  •  Tatsu Tatsu no Mi  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Thunderbird  •  Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Ice Dragon
Plants: Koha Koha no Mi, Model: Venus Flytrap
Reptiles: Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Indian Cobra  •  Toka Toka no Mi, Model: Chameleon  •  Toka Toka no Mi, Model: Komodo Dragon  •  Wani Wani no Mi, Model: Gharial
Logia
Logia: Ama Ama no Mi  •  Baio Baio no Mi  •  Byo Byo no Mi  •  Chikyuu Chikyuu no Mi  •  Chiri Chiri no Mi  •  Chisso Chisso no Mi  •  Furu Furu no Mi  •  Gami Gami no Mi  •  Garasu Garasu no Mi  •  Housha Housha no Mi  •  Iwa Iwa no Mi  •  Kābon Kābon no Mi  •  Kaga Kaga no Mi  •  Kaze Kaze no Mi  •  Kesshō Kesshō no Mi  •  Ketsu Ketsu no Mi  •  Kiri Kiri no Mi  •  Kumo Kumo no Mi  •  Kuraudo Kuraudo no Mi  •  Kusa Kusa no Mi  •  Mizu Mizu no Mi  •  Mizu Mizu no Mi - World Reversion  •  Naiya Naiya no Mi  •  Nendo Nendo no Mi  •  Onibi Onibi no Mi  •  Ougon Ougon no Mi  •  Shio Shio no Mi  •  Seishou Seishou no Mi  •  Taiyo Taiyo no Mi  •  Tsuchi Tsuchi no Mi  •  Zaku Zaku no Mi  •  Zoku Zoku no Mi
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