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Most Disturbing Thing So Far | One Piece

[sadowloe]

Imagine if she also was head on heels for Luffy causing her to develop real emotions and turn against the Navy

[ajmon]

Need to fact check, but I saw somewhere that Oda wanted them to find her “adorable” more than straight “lust” like Boa🤣

[xidjav]

The Mero Mero no mi doesn't really need a person to have sexual or romantic feelings moreso just extreme love towards the user in this case cuteness is the emotion but it is theorized any extreme emotions will do.
Like if a puppy had it almost anyone that found the puppy cute will be turned to stone, not because they want to fuck it.

[Blacklegshanks]

Her power works on machines, cannonballs etc so you don't necessarily need to be attracted to her in order for it to work

[robertrenolds]

So basically celestial dragons are also had lust emotions about kid hancock

[mstr]

Just waiting for Oda to give more details about the "Mero-mero no mi". Like the effects varying from the user: Like being loving S-Snake for being "adorable".

[hehe_boi_]

"I don't trust FBI in One Piece"
🤣🤣😭

[blazingbarreljay]

Did you forget that Boa Hancock's hatred of men came from her childhood enslavement where anyone of the celestial dragons could have had their way with her. Fisher Tiger saved her from that abuse and it explains why the clone has a disposition friendly toward Fishmen when having a chance to interact or talk with them. Boa was chosen for her beauty and power to become a leader and her power probably also works if they find her adorable. Both Boa's background and her clone being cute would reflect the Celestial Dragon's desire towards her and that is why Boa needed to distance herself after being caged as a child.

[nineten]

It’s already been explained that the fruit requires any emotion.

For her it’s love / cuteness
Love isn’t all about fricking

[DecoytheSkeletalBoy]

The way the Love-Love Fruit works is that it will petrify anyone who opens their heart to the user in any way, in this case I doubt it was anything sexual and more that she looks cute and that's all it takes for the fruit to petrify someone. However I don't think it's beyond Oda to have deliberately made those marines a bunch of creepers and that's why she petrified them.

[BeastBH]

It's hard find if it's illegal or not when you're in the middle of the ocean. Where's the library?

[filipe_paixao]

Her powers also work on non alive things

[UncleJon-]

Chris Hansen would like a word with those marines 😅

[koolaidninja]

Dude it's just as long as they see the user as someone cute or beautiful, they'll turn to stone. Not limited to sexual attraction.

[samslow]

I think because she’s a child it’s more like they love her (like a puppy) I think that’s why BB wanted her fruit not for people to find him attractive but maybe “love” or admire him. Just a theory

[Tk_Kerem]

I was thinking the same thing before this video and finaly someone thinks the same thing. Thx for the video

[virusonyt]

It was not baby it was full potential of fruit it can turn into stone without liking the person

[theblacksungod]

The fruit doesn’t work on sexual attraction, it works on impurities of a person’s being, that’s why it didn’t work on Luffy when boa tried to do it on him, his heart is pure and only beats for adventure

[akbarjuneja]

This is what happens when you watch one piece from shorts and reels

Meromero (メロメロ/めろめろ, Meromero?) is a Japanese onomatopoeia for the loss of self-control from drunkenness or emotions such as love or lust.

In the Viz Manga and Funimation dub, it is called the Love-Love Fruit.


I mean there's a reason for official translation for the fruit name is love love fruit and not lust lust fruit.
As love has many forms such as fatherly love, motherly love and so on and so forth.

[christianconrad]

"Someone call the FBI!"
CP9 and Marines: We are the FBI