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Yami Yami no Mi

Blackbeard

Blackbeard's Yami Yami no Mi, cast in translucent dark purple resin that lights up from within when it sits on the Light Base.

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No Light Base included. Add a Light Base Starter Kit any time to light it up.

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In the box

  • Resin Yami Yami no Mi
  • Microfibre pouch
  • 80 mm acrylic case
  • Display box
  • Light Base Starter Kit · Light Base, USB-C power cable, remote

$65

  • Ships from Australia within 2–3 business days
  • Free AU shipping over $120
  • 14-day returns

Ships in 2–3 business days · Free AU shipping over $120 · 14-day returns

Dimensions
Display case
80 × 80 × 80 mm, 2 mm clear acrylic, small hole in the lid
Light Base
96 × 96 × 11 mm
Materials
Fruit
Pressure-cast dark purple resin, buffed and polished, glass-like clear coat
Case
2 mm clear acrylic
Light Base
Matte black, with a flush cool white LED and magnetic pogo-pin connectors on both sides
Power
USB-C cable, wall plug not included. One cable powers up to 10 linked bases.
Remote
Included with the Starter Kit. Turns the light on and off and dims it.
Care
  • Resin is fragile, so handle with care and don't drop it.
  • Remove dust with compressed air.
  • Wipe gently with the microfibre pouch. It doubles as a cleaning cloth.
  • Keep out of direct sunlight.
Packaging

The fruit ships inside its acrylic case, with the microfibre pouch, packed in a display box.

Why it looks like this

Clear resin, real light

  • 01

    Light passes right through

    The resin is translucent and coloured right through, so the base's cool white LED shines up through the fruit and lights its dark purple from the inside. Switched off, it still shows its colour in room light.

  • 02

    Glass-like up close

    Every fruit is pressure-cast, then buffed, polished and given a glass-like clear coat, so the curls read cleanly from any angle.

  • 03

    Protected, shipping to shelf

    It travels inside its 80 mm acrylic case in a display box, and the same case keeps dust off once it's on the shelf.

Craftsmanship

Made to be looked at

Yami Yami no Mi in dark purple resin on a charcoal surface, covered in thick twisting curls, with a crown of green leaves

The curls

Twisting all the way round

The Yami Yami no Mi is the fruit Marshall D. Teach, Blackbeard, ate, and the thick twisting curls that cover it, under a crown of green leaves, are what make it recognisable. Ours is pressure-cast in translucent dark purple resin, so the colour runs right through it rather than sitting on the surface, and it still looks right on a shelf with the light off.

Close-up of the Yami Yami no Mi's curls and green leaves in raking light, showing the glass-like clear coat

The finish

Buffed, polished, clear-coated

After casting, each fruit is buffed, polished and given a glass-like clear coat. It sits inside the 80 mm acrylic case.

Yami Yami no Mi in its acrylic case on the lit Light Base, glowing purple, with EVIL FRUITS engraved on the front ledge

The Light Base

Slim, black, made to link

The Light Base is a slim 11 mm slab of matte black. The case drops into a groove in the top, so only a narrow ledge shows, and "EVIL FRUITS" is engraved into the front ledge. A single cool white LED sits flush beneath the fruit, so the dark purple glows from inside. Magnetic connectors on each side let you link extra bases in a row as your collection grows. One power cable runs up to 10 linked bases.

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The Light Base on its own, LED on, with EVIL FRUITS engraved on the front ledge
Base only · case and fruit not included

Light Base

Base only, with no cable or remote. Links to your existing base for a second fruit.

Clicks onto the side of another Light Base with magnetic connectors and runs off the same cable, so your fruits sit side by side in one row. One cable powers up to 10 bases.

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