In One Piece: Taking the Door-Door Fruit to New Heights

Anyone with a family name can get along...

Eight Gate Dunjia is too ridiculous. It's called Eight Gate Dunjia. Does that have anything to do with the gate?

This Eight Gate Dunjia has something to do with the Gate Fruit. Is there just a Gate in the name?

It can open portals, teleport lightning, storms and other natural disasters to enrich attack methods. In addition, Brooke's return from the underworld after death shows that there is an underworld. The pig's feet can penetrate the realms of yin and yang and take over the power of the underworld.

With the door pig's feet you can "fly" and stand on the door! Awesome, Mikado Flying! And brother, you are writing a novel now. After all, there is a system, and you are still a modern person. If you are not invincible, can you not be so weak? It is better to wait for the spiritual door to awaken, and the combined door fruit to appear! After all, can the door be opened casually in someone else's body? The setting of awakening only affects and assimilates the environment! Visibility can scan physical and muscle movements and listen to the voice of the heart!

This poisonous point really has endless levels! 😅

Forehead. . . Although the development of devil fruits relies on imagination, not all ideas can be realized, there is an upper limit. Kizaru can't reach the speed of light, Aokiji can't freeze time, and Blackbeard can't create a black hole. Is it because they don't have enough imagination? Apparently not. An ordinary person eats the dog fruit, imagines that he is a roaring dog, and then can eat the moon in one bite?

This is a great suggestion from a book friend in the online article "Devil Fruit in American Comics". If you want to write a book, you can use it as an outline directly. Don't use it to argue with me. You must bb what the original setting is. Writing a fandom is nothing more than developing your own imagination without destroying the original work as much as possible. Knowledge is power.

This setting is actually broken. It's too conceptual. The protagonist directly controls everyone's anuses and prohibits them from pooping, so he can poop invincibly.

I won't say anything about Rashomon, but Eight Gates Dungeon is too outrageous.