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For other uses of the name, see Homey (Disambiguation).

Homies are a race of objects, foods, and animals that have been anthropomorphized by the Soru Soru no Mi. This Devil Fruit allows the user to infuse the shards of a human's soul into animals, plants, and inanimate objects, giving them sentience and the ability to talk and behave like humans. They primarily exist in Totto Land, where many homies happily serve their creator Big Mom.[2]

Appearance[]

Carmel Creates Pandora

Carmel creating Pandora the Sun homie.

Almost anything can become a homie, with the exception of sentient beings and corpses, so their appearances can be incredibly varied. Any inanimate object imaginable can become a Homie after having a piece of a soul infused into it regardless of shape or size, as shown with the living furniture, ships, and talking buildings that inhabit Totto Land. Food of all types can also become homies. However, the majority of food-based homies seen are sweets and pastries, which is fitting considering Totto Land's sweet environment. Plant life, pieces of the ground, mountains, and even meteorological phenomena (like clouds or rainbows) or intangible things like fire, which forms what seems to be a miniature living sun, can become homies as well.[2] Materials that were manifested via other Devil Fruit powers (such as the biscuits conjured up by the Bisu Bisu no Mi) can also be turned into homies, as seen with Charlotte Cracker's Biscuit Soldiers which serve as guards on Whole Cake Island.[3]

Animals who are infused with human souls gain human-like attributes, such as talking, standing up-right and wearing clothes,[4] which make them resemble members of the Mink Tribe. However, they cannot use Electro and animal-type homies can be mammals, reptiles, amphibians, or birds while minks are limited to furred animals.[5]

Homies[]

See also the associated category: Homies.

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Inter-species Relationships[]

The homies seem to get along happily with all the races that inhabit Totto Land. Food-based homies do not seem to mind if they are eaten by others so long as the eater compliments them and appreciates their flavor. Homies also care about their fellow Totto Land citizens, as seen during Big Mom's rampage where many homies begged her to stop her senseless path of destruction.

Overall Strength[]

When anthropomorphized by the Soru Soru no Mi, homies gain human-like intelligence and can think and act in ways they never could before, with living objects being able to freely move about on their own and animals being able to act like humans while retaining their beastly strength. Rabiyan, a carpet homie is shown to be capable of flying like a magic carpet, although why this is so is not yet clear.

Some larger homies seem to have several soul fragments in them, like the ground on Whole Cake Island (each mountain and each hill in the Seducing Woods has its own face) or the Big Mom Pirates' singing ship, which has a door homie aboard it. Connected homies do not necessarily share personalities, as the ship is somewhat cheerful while the door is sleepy. Homies, despite being created from a Devil Fruit ability, are unaffected by bodies of liquids, as shown by Queen Mama Chanter, Noble Croc, and the Candy Sea Slug homie that is able to merge with the sea to create giant tidal waves.

The homies are able to sense the presence of Big Mom's soul inside Vivre Cards.[6] Also of note is that homies brought to life with pieces of Big Mom's own soul will be far stronger than regular homies and can be summoned at will by Big Mom, instantly appearing within her hands.

Weaknesses[]

Homies Repelled by Nami's Vivre Card

Homies being repelled by a Vivre Card containing Big Mom's soul.

The soul inside a homie can pass out if the homie experiences great fear, which will remove the soul from the homie, essentially killing it. When this happens, a homie's face becomes gaunt and horrified. Homies cannot defy anyone who wields a Vivre Card of the user, being able to sense their powerful soul emanating from it.[6] However, if the user themself is in the vicinity giving orders, that would take priority over that of the Vivre Card's wielder.[7] Most homies are also weak against the powers of the Yomi Yomi no Mi, and should the user of that fruit discharge the energy from their soul in the homies' presence, they will be overwhelmed and knocked unconscious; Brook acknowledges that because they only possess fragmented souls that does not originate from them, their power is considerably weaker than that of the Yomi Yomi no Mi user.[8] Homies created from the user's own soul are immune to this overwhelming effect.[9]

Door Homie Dies

A door homie dies when her face was cut out of the door.

Damaging the facial features of a homie was shown to effectively kill it, as the double door homie in front of the wedding venue was killed in this manner when her entire face was cleanly carved out by Gotti.[10] Upon death, the homie's facial structure loses its eyes, leaving them empty sockets. If the face is attached back together, the homie would be brought back to life.[11] This does not necessarily apply to homies with an intangible elemental composition, such as Zeus or Prometheus, who can reform if split, though they can be harmed and experience pain.[12][13]

Beliefs[]

Queen Mama Chanter Infobox

Big Mom's ship happily repeating the word "ship"

All non-animal homies shown seem to have a fondness for singing and many are completely loyal to Big Mom and will gratefully obey her or her children's commands; however, stronger homies will be more defiant and independent towards her children and most homies are not above questioning Big Mom when she does something out of hand, such as when she goes on a rampage, but they dare not try to physically stop her as homies are frightened of Big Mom's powerful soul, and even a piece of her Vivre Card is enough to make them freeze in their tracks with fear.

Croquembouche Homies

Living croquembouche fearful for their lives.

Most man-made object homies seem to prefer continuing to be used as objects by others and have a habit of repeating its name, such as flower homies repeating the word "flower" (, Hana?) and Big Mom's ship repeating the word "ship" (, Fune?) . Food-based homies are far more expressive in what they say and feel, and some are not limited to just serving as meals for Big Mom, as was shown with a group of living Croquembouche who seemed to happily live civilian lives as tourists before being eaten by Big Mom during one of her rampages, and they can also genuinely fear for their lives should they be in danger of being eaten, even if it is Big Mom who is after them, showing that they truly value their existence. The "Seducing Woods" of Whole Cake Island are quite sinister in nature and have no problem luring intruders to their deaths.

Animal-based homies seem to be the most expressive and human-like of the homies, as seen with a talking crocodile who engaged in a serious conversation with members of other races. Big Mom also has no qualms in having homies as members of her crew, such as Randolph.

Trivia[]

  • Like the rest of Totto Land's denizens, homies have a prominent fairy tale theme.
Yokai Homies

The homies Big Mom created on Onigashima.

  • The homies created in chapters 983 and 985 are based on popular yōkai, including:
  • Homies are similar in nature to Zombies as both are artificial races that were brought to life by Devil Fruit powers, the Soru Soru no Mi and the Kage Kage no Mi respectively and they are both animated by normally intangible elements of a living being, souls and shadows. However, unlike zombies, homies do not become mindless slaves devoid of their own will as time goes on, as they can still question Big Mom and her subordinates.
    • Toys are also a race created by a Devil Fruit, in which usually inanimate objects gain consciousness, need a human target for the use of their ability, and that involve an intangible element (memory). However, toys are a transformation of the target itself, while homies and zombies only use a part of them on objects.
  • So far, the homies created by the user's soul are the only ones with a known original soul owner.

References[]

  1. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 66 Chapter 651 and Episode 571, Napoleon silhouette is seen on Big Mom's head.
  2. 2.0 2.1 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 83 Chapter 835 (p. 15-16) and Episode 796, Soru Soru no Mi and homies are explained.
  3. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 83 Chapter 838 (p. 14) and Episode 800, Pedro explains the Biscuit Soldiers.
  4. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 83 Chapter 836 (p. 6) and Episode 797, Randolph and a crane speak.
  5. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 83 Chapter 832 (p. 4-6) and Episode 792.
  6. 6.0 6.1 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 83 Chapter 836 (p. 13) and Episode 797, Nami uses Big Mom's Vivre Card to force the homies into compliance.
  7. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 87 Chapter 875 (p. 5) and Episode 846, Nami and Jinbe notes the Vivre Card lost its effect compared to Linlin herself.
  8. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 84 Chapter 848 (p. 14-15) and Episode 814, Brook overwhelms the homies with his soul.
  9. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 85 Chapter 853 (p. 2-3) and Episode 820, Napoleon, Zeus and Prometheus are special homies who are unaffected by Brook's Yomi Yomi no Mi powers.
  10. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 86 Chapter 861 (p. 10) and Episode 831, Gotti kills a door homie.
  11. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 87 Chapter 873 (p. 15) and Episode 844, Lady Tree brings Kingbaum back to life.
  12. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 89 Chapter 890 (p. 14-16) and Episode 890, Brook bisects Zeus, and he survives.
  13. One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 99 Chapter 1001 (p. 4-5) and Episode 1016, Zoro bisects Prometheus, and he survives and reforms, though hurt.

External Links[]

  • Anthropomorphism — Wikipedia article on non-human entities given human traits.

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