Also, many of Caesar's techniques require external ignition and tools to work. On the other hand, it seems to take some concentration or is only possible while solid to manipulate the oxygen, as Usopp and Nami could breathe again when Brownbeard struck Caesar with a metal pipe, and there seems to be a range of which Caesar can control oxygen, leaving him more vulnerable to longer-ranged attacks. The gas form appears to be weak against fire, although this is mitigated by the user's ability to minimize oxygen levels in the surrounding area, preventing combustion.
They can even merge with such gases to enhance his own power, depending on the gas being absorbed, all the while being immune to the toxic effects himself. This gives the user two options to instantly defeat their opponent, allowing Caesar to knock out Luffy after realizing that Luffy was immune to poison (however the area effect is finite, so if someone escapes the oxygen-free zone they will be able to breathe again). Additionally, the user has the power to manipulate other preexisting gases in any given location, and can suffocate their opponents by removing the oxygen in the area. The gas appears to be explosive when set alight, which allows Caesar to create controlled explosions without harming himself. The gas that Caesar produces is very poisonous. However, this is later revealed to be just a cover story, with the poisonous gases being used to give birth to Smiley. As explained by Brownbeard, he claimed to be the one who purified the whole island from poisonous and nerve gases. However, he can also become dense enough to hold objects, like his cocktail glass. This Devil Fruit's main strength is the ability to change into a gas-like form, allowing the user to float, fly and go inside places that normal beings cannot, as Caesar Clown was seen hiding inside some flasks when he was informed that the Marines were nearby. In the Viz Manga and Funimation adaptations, it is called the Gas-Gas Fruit.Gasu ( ガス ?) is the Japanese way of pronouncing the word "gas".
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