Ana-Ana no Mi [Hole-Hole Fruit]

New here and wondering if there was anything like this


Name in Japanese (translation): Ana-Ana no Mi [Hole-Hole Fruit]
Capabilities:
- The user gains a circular hole in the middle of each of their palms that can be enlarged. It allows the user to create holes on surfaces using a special microorganism in the holes on the user's palms that repulses the matter that it touches, moving it outward to create the hole seconds. The possible holes are divided into two categories: Small and Large
o Small Holes: Small holes cannot be bigger than the user's palms, but only require direct contact between either of the user's palms and the surface. The holes on the user's palms can also be enlarged to create bigger holes but no bigger than the user's palms.
o Large Holes: Large Holes require that the user contact the surface with both hands to "tear" open the hole. Large Holes close a few seconds after they are opened and eject all objects inside them unless the user keeps their palms in contact with the hole for which it will close a few seconds after the user loses contact. All holes underground and through large areas will show outside where they are placed as a black circular shadow which will close and eject all objects inside should the shadow come in contact with salt or water.
Both types of holes can be repaired by either salt or water or contact with Kairoseki. Holes can also not be created on unstable surfaces, such as sand or those that are already wet or covered in salt. Large holes can also only be as deep as half the user's height and can only be as wide as the user can stretch between their two palms.
Standard Devil Fruit Weaknesses also apply.
Type: Paramecia

I can say beyond a shadow of a doubt that there is nothing like this here. No problems here, Approved.

Thanks, looking at it now, mind if I add one more thing to the fruit?

"The maximum depth of holes is equal to half the user's height and the width of holes can only be as large as the user can stretch between their two palms."

Re-approved.