There are many intriguing concepts in the world of One Piece. We can't even begin to fully unravel them, and new ones keep popping up. In this article, we'll talk about Devil Fruits, but from a completely different perspective, as we'll be discussing a rare but naturally occurring mineral that completely negates Devil Fruit powers. In this article, you'll discover what Seastone is and what it can do.

Sea Stone is a naturally occurring mineral that appears in the world of One Piece. It is completely normal in nature, but it is also extremely rare. Literally, it is a stone that can be shaped and transformed into various objects, but its main purpose is to completely negate the effects of a Devil Fruit. It is most common in Wano Country, where it appears naturally, but it is currently found all over the world and is used by many, especially the World Government, as its scientist, Dr. Vegapunk, has done the most extensive research on Sea Stone that we have. It is very dangerous to Devil Fruit users, as it can render them completely useless in combat, but its effects only last as long as it is in contact with the Devil Fruit user.

The rest of this article will, of course, explain the history of the Seastone in One Piece. We don't usually get the chance to write about lore items, so this is a welcome change from our usual articles. The Seastone is rare but extremely powerful, and since many of the series' main characters possess Devil Fruit powers, the Seastone's importance cannot be underestimated. Of course, the article will contain a number of spoilers, so please be careful how you approach it.

The Sea Stone is an important part of the story and is exceptionally dangerous for Devil Fruit users.

So, as you probably all know by now, Devil Fruits are one of the most intriguing aspects of One Piece's story. These rare and unique fruits can grant amazing powers to whoever eats them. Depending on the fruit, they can grant you the following powers:

They can give you the ability to transform, make your body stronger, and more. Regardless, they are both interesting and extremely powerful, which is why many characters with Devil Fruits are among the strongest in the series.

While a Devil Fruit isn't necessarily a testament to one's strength and extreme power, no one really wants to fight a Devil Fruit user, especially on land. Of course, at sea, since Devil Fruits take away someone's ability to swim and make them fundamentally weak to seawater, but you can't keep someone in seawater forever, can you?

Fortunately for those who face Devil Fruit users, a completely natural mineral allows non-users to fight on equal footing with Devil Fruit users, as this mineral completely negates a Devil Fruit's powers and abilities. This mineral is called Seastone, and in this article, we'll tell you all about it.

Seastone is a very rare stone found in nature only in certain regions. It is a mysterious material that releases the energy of the sea as if solidified. It is as hard as a diamond and therefore cannot be easily destroyed, so much so that it is considered virtually indestructible. To demonstrate this, a Bananawani broke its teeth trying to bite into a Seastone cage, and even the powers of the Ito Ito no Mi were ineffective.

Pyrobloine is an element found in seastone, as well as in the magma of some volcanic sites, which erupts into the sky in the form of dust, which determines, depending on the percentage in which it is present in the clouds, the formation of cloud seas and cloud islands. Furthermore, it is probably also the reason why the flora and fauna of the Upper Yard have expanded over time.

Sea stone weapons are effective at immobilizing Devil Fruit holders. If brought into direct contact with someone who has eaten a Devil Fruit, the mineral absorbs the victim's body energy and removes their control over the acquired power, achieving the same effect as being thrown into the sea, also preventing them from using Haki.

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The level of weakness induced depends on the density of the material and the extent of the contact surface; for example, Seastone cuffs take away people's abilities but allow them to stand and walk normally, even if they weaken them considerably from a physical point of view. Evidence that the Seastone only works with direct and constant contact is given by the fact that Smoker is able to carry his jitte with him without it weakening him since only the tip of the staff is made of this stone.

While Devil Fruit powers do not work on contact with Seastone, certain effects can still work on it. For example, a key made of Galdino wax can open a pair of Seastone handcuffs. However, even with Devil Fruit powers, Seastone has never been seen to break. Seastone also acts on marine creatures such as Sea Kings: by coating the keels of ships with it, creatures found under boats do not notice their passage and, therefore, ignore them.

And that's the story of the Seastone in One Piece. As you can see, it's an exceptionally important element of the story, and it can be used as a very interesting and powerful weapon. Even the most powerful Devil Fruit users can be overpowered by it, so it's possible that it will become even more important in the future.