Kuma Kuma no Mi: Model Golem

Name in Japanese (translation): Kuma Kuma no Mi: Model Golem (Bear Bear Fruit: Model Golem)
Capabilities: The fruit allows the target to transform half, or all the way into a golem. A golem meaning a giant monster composed of the materials around it. Though folk-lore has dictated that it can be made from wood or elemental properties, the Golem model can only be composed of minerals (Carbon, Sodium, etc.) It gives the user the ability to take in the properties of the minerals around it, as well as take on the properties of the minerals it absorbs, meaning that if it absorbs the minerals containing magnetic properties, then it can become magnetic. The Full form of the fruit is a colossal Obelisk that stands at 20 feet tall. The full form gives a kind of logia-like state, in that it is composed entirely of free-flowing minerals, and that it can absorb any minerals that come into contact with it. Another thing is, is that since the fruit cannot absorb Organic matter, it itself is not organic either, meaning that even though it can conduct electricity, it is unaffected by the electricity, as it runs straight into the earth. The fruit has a weakness in that it cannot absorb seastone or combustible material, and it can only absorb minerals directly touching it, so if an organic substance is blocking it, it cannot absorb it, and instead, will take the full force directly.
Type: Mythical Zoan

First off, how on earth could a bear be considered remotely related to a golem?

Secondly, because golems do not breathe or anything of the sort, it's more likely that this fruit would probably be a Paramecia or something or that sort.

Thirdly, are all these bonuses accumulatory? For instance, you absorb something magnetic, you've got the equivalent to Kid's fruit, and if you absorb diamond, you've become a mix of Kid and Jozu? Seems pretty ridiculous if you ask me. Maybe make it so you can only have one property at a time.

Additionally, the definition of 'mineral' is debatable. Does this include weaponry, like swords? Because most weapons are made from an alloy, not a mineral.

golems are in no way bears... they are constructs and therefore not creatures, more like a robot than a living being

what animal would constitute as a Golem? They are big, hulky and tough, sounds like a bear to me.


Now, what about the earth around it. it isn't one mineral. soil is composed of a mixture.


And it breaks things down into their basic minerals before absorbing them, so Steel would then be broken down into iron and such.

It isn't instantaneous though, he needs some time to correctly decompose metal back down to its earthly components.


I guess I can agree to choose one property at a time.

thats just it, a golem isnt an animal

also, this is not negotiation, no alchemy, no golems

As I said, this sounds more like a Paramecia type to me. So, fix it.

If it is an obelisk, does that mean it can't move? Because as far as I know, obelisks have no locomotion abilities whatsoever.

I don't know what you're trying to say about the earth and soil bit.

But iron and carbon aren't minerals, they are elements. Clearly you are mistaking elements for minerals.

what about just earth, no metal?

And by Obelisk I mean a giant structure. Like the Duel Monster card.

Never mind, I'm gonna make a different df

okay then (you double posted just now by the way)

Sorry (I mean it)