Item from One Piece by Eiichiro Oda
The Chop-Chop Fruit — grants the ability to split the body into pieces that float independently. Eaten by Buggy the Clown, who accidentally stumbled into becoming a Yonko. The fruit grants total immunity to cutting attacks, which is far more powerful than it sounds.
The Bara Bara no Mi is a masterclass in how context determines a Devil Fruit's value. In Buggy's hands, it's comedic — a clown splitting apart for gags and narrow escapes. But the fruit itself is extraordinary: absolute immunity to all cutting and slashing attacks. Against the world's swordsmen — Mihawk, Zoro, Vista — Buggy is literally invulnerable. He could walk through every slash of Mihawk's Yoru without a scratch. The fruit also grants flight for all separated body parts (except feet) and ranged attacks via detached fists. Buggy, of course, wastes this incredible potential through cowardice and incompetence — and yet somehow keeps failing upward into positions of ever-greater power. He's now a Yonko and the figurehead of Cross Guild. The universe keeps handing Buggy victories he doesn't deserve, and the Bara Bara no Mi is the foundation of all of it.
The user's body separates into levitating chunks that can fly independently — each piece controlled mentally. Buggy typically splits along natural body divisions (head, torso, limbs) but can divide into smaller pieces. The separated parts float through the air with full mobility. Feet must stay on the ground (or within a limited range of each other), but everything else can fly freely. When Mihawk — the world's greatest swordsman — slashed Buggy at Marineford, Buggy simply fell apart and reassembled, completely unharmed.
Also known as: Bara Bara no Mi, Chop-Chop Fruit