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The Hore Hore no Mi is a non-canon Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that makes its user an Aphrodisiac​ Human (媚薬人間, Biyaku Ningen?). It was eaten by Bonbon.[1]

Etymology[]

  • Hore (惚れ?) is Japanese for "love".
  • Horebore (惚れ惚れ?) is Japanese for "fondly".

Strengths and Weaknesses[]

Bonbon has the power to force any living creature to fall in love and lust after him and anything else he chooses and follow any of his orders by spreading the wings of his peacock-like outfit and pouring a ray of light onto them and singing "Hore Hore Love Revolu~tion." He can control who falls for who because he made Nami fall for his brother Bürst.

A major weakness is his power and charm will also have no effect on anyone who has already found what they love most, and it is currently unknown if he can make men fall in love with him because he is only seen controlling women.

Aside from the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses, there are no other known weaknesses to this power.[1]

Usage[]

Bonbon used his abilities to charm Nami into falling in love with Bürst so that he could marry her. Nami became cold to her crew, to whom she was incredibly close to, and only swore allegiance to Bürst, demonstrating the power of the fruit.[1]

Trivia[]

  • The Hore Hore fruit makes people fall in love whereas the Mero Mero no Mi requires love in order for it to take effect.

References[]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 One Piece Live Shows - One Piece Premier Show 2015

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