[Pirate] Konoka Moe

N A M E
Konoka Moe

A G E
19

B O U N T Y//R A N K
200,000,000

D E V I L - F R U I T
N/A

E Q U I P M E N T
Scalpel, needles, strings, scissors, frozen organs... medical stuff.

S K I L L S

Sewing - As simple as it sounds, repairing and making clothes. Also used to make stitches.

Medicine - She's studied medicine ever since she was a child, to look out for her sister's wounds and disease. Over the years, she specialised in surgery, for less noble reasons - feeding her own psychosis. Combined with her sewing techniques, Moe became known to be able to create "Frankensteins", attatching one's limb back to his body... or even someone else's limbs to one's body.

O C C U P A T I O N

Doctor
Pirate
Wife
Mother

Dim Mak - The applied knowledge of pressure points. They have a huge diversity of uses, from medicine to offensive purposes - Moe has extensively studied it and, for a while, she's been able to hit them both with her hands and needles. Most common uses described below.

Mahi - The first learned effect of Dim Mak, which helped her to subtitute painkillers at first - until she learned its effectiveness in combat. She's learned to take numbness to extend that it's able to completely shutdown the limb's function for a few minutes.

Itami - The opposite effect of numbness; Pain doesn't actually cause any damage, it simply attacks the nerves, causing excruciating pain throughout the entire body. It can be overwhelming to a lesser mind.

Ikketsu - Stops the blood from clotting, which effectively makes open wounds to bleed indefinitely - or until the enemy is treated by a doctor that gives him the proper medicine for the blood to clot again.

Eshi - Stops the bloodflow in a certain limb, causing, in short term, numbness which gets increasingly worse - to the point of shutting down - and, long term, should the enemy not rest and slowly move the limb for the circulation to be restored, necrosis.

Ketsuryu - Dim Mak's strongest effect, it requires to hit five different pressure points on a certain limb. The bloodflow in said limb will increase drastically, and the more the target moves or makes an effort, the more drastic this increase will be - up to the point that the limb will simply explode.

Mesu - Creates a very thin blade of Chi within her fingertips - most specifically, index and middle. It's sharper than a scalpel and it can be used for surgery, Dim Mak and Shigan.


Stitches - She's learned to effectively use her stitching ability in combat; at first, she was effectively sewing the target's limbs together but, later on, with her anatomy knowledge, learned to sew an organ to a limb, making the person rip its own organs in case it moved.

A more powerful variant of the Stitches technique sews the heart to a person's arms - making it so the target has to consciously commit suicide, as it feels the strings slowly vibrating with the heartbeats. She's only able to be precise enough to hit the heart and stitch to the arms whilst in Reverse Doctor mode.

Reverse Doctor - The signature technique that gave Moe her title. She uses Dim Mak in herself, making the body enter in an overclock state; her speed, reflexes and even her thoughts' speed dramatically increase, almost as if she was able to see everything running slow. This technique has a great impact in her Dim Mak and Sewing techniques, as they require precision.

Shigan - Learned in the New World, when she was fighting someone with Busoshoku Haki. Her needles couldn't penetrate the man's body - actually, they broke - so she resort to using her fingers, with Dim Mak, which weren't effective. She had to keep her fingers hard, keeping them from breaking, and stab faster, harder everytime - until she pierced through not only the man's Haki, but his ribs.

Kuuryuusan - She stabs the air itself, sending a small, sharp and deadly precise gush of wind towards the enemy. It's precise enough to hit pressure points, sharp enough to pierce through someone - a perfect combination. She also uses it to perform agressive surgery from afar, ripping people's organs out.

Joint Lock - Instead of using the needles to make stitches, she pierces them into a joint, effectively locking it; while the external damage by itself isn't much, the more the target tries to move said limb - or even remove the needle improperly - the internal damage done to the joint increases in severity.