Jewelry Bonney is a fascinating character in the One Piece world. Her Devil Fruit, the Toshi Toshi no Mi, gives her the ability to change her age and others as well. This unique power has been intriguing to fans, and recent events in the story have added to the excitement.
The latest chapter revealed that Bonney can transform into a form like the legendary Nika, the "Sun God." This connects to Luffy's Devil Fruit, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, which is said to be Nika's true form. Bonney's power to change age fits perfectly with this transformation, adding depth to her character and the Nika legend.
One Piece: The Power of the Toshi Toshi no Mi
The Toshi Toshi no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that bestows Bonney with the power to manipulate her own age and that of others. This power proves incredibly versatile and formidable. With a mere whim, Bonney can transform herself into a full-grown adult, an elderly individual nearing life's end, a youthful child, or even an innocent baby.
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However, the fruit's abilities extend far beyond self-transformation. Bonney wields the power to influence the ages of those around her, either accelerating their years into frail elderliness or reversing them to the innocence of childhood or infancy.
One of the most impressive aspects of the Toshi Toshi no Mi is to transfer these age-altering powers through weapons. Bonney can imbue a pipe or other object with her Devil Fruit ability, allowing her to knock back the age of anyone she hits with it. This makes her a formidable fighter, as she can incapacitate her opponents by turning them into helpless babies or frail old people.
Distortion Future: The Key to Bonney's Nika Transformation in One Piece
The true power of the Toshi Toshi no Mi lies in accessing alternate timelines and draw out power from them. This technique, known as Distortion Future, allows Bonney to tap into the abilities of her counterparts in other possible futures. In One Piece chapter 1101, Bonney demonstrated this power by accessing the physical might of the giants, a feat she shouldn't have been able to accomplish on her own.
It is this Distortion Future ability that likely holds the key to Bonney's Nika transformation in chapter 1118. According to the spoilers, Bonney's transformation was triggered after she witnessed Luffy enter his Gear Fifth, the form that unlocks the true power of the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika and reveals its connection to the Nika legend.
Having heard from her father Kuma about the Nika's stretchiness, Bonney was able to use her Distortion Future power to imagine and access a version of herself with those same powers.
One Piece: The Power of Imagination and the Nika Legend
The Nika legend is a crucial aspect of the One Piece story, as it is revealed that Luffy's Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika is actually the true form of Nika. It can grant user the ability to turn into the Sun God and do anything they wish. Bonney, through her Distortion Future power, was able to tap into this iconic power by drawing upon her own imagination and the knowledge she had of Nika's abilities.
It's important to note that Bonney's transformation is not a copy of Luffy's Nika form. Rather, it is a distorted version of the Nika ability. This makes perfect sense, as Oda has emphasized that the power of imagination is a key aspect of the Nika legend, and Bonney's Devil Fruit is all about manipulating the perceived reality of age.
Final thoughts
The emergence of Bonney's Nika form in the One Piece manga's chapter 1118 is a fascinating turn of events. It showcases the incredible potential of her Devil Fruit's powers. By tapping into her Distortion Future ability and using her imagination, Bonney was able to transform into a version of herself with the "Sun God" abilities (Nika).
This transformation highlights the depth and complexity of Bonney's character and suggests that she will play a crucial role in the upcoming events of the series. As One Piece nears its final saga, Bonney's unique powers and her connection to the Nika legend will undoubtedly become increasingly important in the storyline.
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