

In _One Piece_ , I know that when a Devil Fruit eater is unconscious the
people that were affected by the fruit are then returned to normal, like in
Sugar's situation for example. And I was thinking, being asleep is also a
state of being unconscious.

So does Sugar ever sleep or is being asleep a different story?


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What happens when a devil fruit eater is asleep?


As far as I know Oda sensei never clarified this topic so we can only
speculate until he does. Anyway, I found some related answers in Yahoo! Japan
Chiebukuro that discusses it and would like to share.

  1. [Difference between sleeping and being unconscious](https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q12139767292)

> If Sugar is the DS console and the people turned into toys are the software,
> then I think "sleep mode" is sleeping and being "switched off" is being
> unconscious.

DS above refers to Nintendo DS of course. So basically the answerer is
guessing that the effects of Sugar's powers are not cancelled if/when she
sleeps as she is only on standby and not entirely "switched off".

  2. [Why was Sugar's power undone when she fainted?](https://detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp/qa/question_detail/q14161320109)

> It's not just Sugar whose power became undone after fainting. It was true
> with Moria and the others too. The bodies that Law switched using Shambles,
> would probably return to normal too if he fainted. Sleeping and fainting are
> different. Probably it's that kind of system.

The answerer is guessing that sleeping and fainting are probably treated
differently in One Piece.

Personally, I think it's also possible that some characters in One Piece do
not need to sleep at all! Anything is possible in that universe. :)


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