A combo attack with Sanji, Luffy stretches and grabs Sanji's leg, and as Sanji kicks forward, Luffy uses a Gomu "Gomu no Roketto", propelling himself forward at higher speeds than normal.

Luffy uses the "armaments kind Ambition" for hardening a part of his body so that the rubber reaches a state of vulcanization and becomes hard and black.

The first of Luffy's "upgrades". Luffy pumps his legs forcing his blood moving faster trough his body, it's like he was "doping". Normally the strain from doing this would destroy s person's internal organs, but since Luffy's are made of rubber they can take the strain. Even so, Luffy can only stay and "Gear Second" for short periods of time, he gets exhausted faster. Visibly Luffy's skin turns pinkish and becomes shiny, he also constantly emits stream in this form, no doubt the oxygen he being released again. Strength-wise however Luffy's power is insane; he can use the CP9's "Soru" technique for near instant movement, all his attack become stronger and faster and can even upgrade his attacks to new "jet" forms.

Another of Luffy's "upgrades". Luffy bites down on his thumb, then uses his "Honefuusen" technique to enlarge and strengthen some part of his body. Even though this technique makes him insanely strong, using it causes him to shrink down to Chibi form after he deflates, but this is only temporarily and wears off after the same amount of time Luffy stayed in Gear Third.

Luffy stretches his arms back, and then hurls them forward, like if it was a normal "Gomu Gomu no Bazooka", but with the difference that the pressure in his arms generates a large amount of heat. Luffy made ??it up the name of the attack after Don Accino telling him that his body had produced far more heat than his opponent was producing. It has only been used in the anime.

Holding a structure, Luffy jumps and uses various "Gomu Gomu no Gatoringu" on his enemies, as if it was rain of punches. You could say that it is an inverse technique to "Gomu Gomu no Storm", since this one is done upward, and the "Gomu Gomu no Ame", while falling.

Luffy entwines his fingers making a net like shape and then stretches out his fingers making a large net, which he attempts to trap his opponents in.

Luffy stretches his arm out to grab something really far away and pull it back towards him, problem is it’s hazardous to anyone standing near him when the object he grabs comes flying back. Used only in the Anime.

Taking a page from Wapol's book, Luffy stretches his mouth wide open and attempts to contain his opponent inside. "Baku Baku" is the chomp sound or the sound of a fabric.

Luffy stretches both his arms far back, and then hurls them forward, striking his opponent with both simultaneously. This move often sends the opponent flying, even across islands.

Luffy takes hold of his opponent, then repeatedly twists his torso vertically around his waists. The resulting snapback sends his opponent flying.

Luffy stops thinking, leaving himself in a stupid state. The advantage is that his thoughts and movements cannot be predicted by the Mantra as he is acting purely on instinct. The disadvantage is he cannot attack in this state.

Luffy stretches one arm far behind him, then snaps it back to deliver a one-fisted blow to an opponent, like a one-armed version of "Gomu Gomu no Bazooka". This attack might seem like the "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru" at first, but is more powerful, and has a shorter range.

Luffy starts off with a "Gomu Gomu no Gatoringu", but in instead of punching the opponent he uses it to accelerate his fists until they’re going extremely fast, he then hits the opponent with both hands at the same time causing massive damage.

After using Mr. 3's "Candle Champion" technique, Luffy jumps and stretches his arms back, then throw them in the direction of his opponent, ending in a powerful attack, stronger than a regular "Gomu Gomu no Bazooka", since it's covered by Mr. 3's wax. It was only used in the anime.

Using part of Mr. 3's "Candle Champion" attack, Luffy wears gloves and boots made of wax. Once in this outfit, Luffy jumps and twists his right arm and throws it back to strike a blow even more devastating than the "Gomu Gomu no Raifuru". Luffy uses Mr. 3 wax to prevent the corrosion from Magellan's venom and be able to hit him.

After using the Mr. 3's "Candle Champion" technique, Luffy jumps and stretches his leg back, then return a strong kick, which is stronger than a normal "Gomu Gomu no Sutanpu", thanks to Mr. 3's wax.

Luffy simply says this while keeping a small barrel of water away from Usopp in Arabasta. This is merely a joke move.

He can only use it once he has entered into "Gear Third" and using a skill known as "armaments kind Ambition". Starting as a regular "Gomu Gomu no Elephant Gun", Luffy launches his fist several times in a massive attack that can even destroy a part of a giant ark. The name "Elephant Gatling" comes from a British Indian Army's gatling gun that was carried on elephants.

It can only be used once he has entered into "Gear Third". Luffy widens his arm to the size of a giant arm and using the skill known as "armaments kind Ambition", Luffy turns his arm into a dark color with which he beats his opponent, as with the "Gomu Gomu no Giganto Pistol", but with much more force and destructive power. Luffy developed this attack during his stay at Rusukaina Island, he based it's name on the first creature Rayleigh faced on the island: a big elephant. In addition, an "Elephant Gun" is a type of rifle used for hunting elephants.

Luffy swings one arm in a circle at high speed, then drives his fist into his opponent.

Luffy inflates himself rapidly, pushing foes away and deflecting attacks, usually cannonballs. Luffy also used this move to save Going Merry from being crushed against the Red Line.

Luffy uses his stretching ability to bring his fists forward repeatedly in a blurry, rapid barrage. This move is mid-ranged, but Luffy has once used it to break up a falling wall, sending chunks of rock at faraway foes. "Gatoringu" is the way "Gatling" is pronounced, both can be used as the name of the attack.

Can only be used in Gear Third form, Luffy stretches one of his legs high into the air, then inflates it and brings it crashing down on his opponent.

It can only use it once entered in "Gear Third", using the technique "Honefuusen" in both arms. After using "Honefuusen" in both arms, Luffy stretch them back with excessive force, and with the same force, they are impulsed forward, causing great damage, able to defeat giant enemies.

A defensive technique. Luffy uses the "Honefuusen" to pump his arm and enter into "Third Gear", and then passing the air directly into the stomach. Then, Luffy performs a "Gomu Gomu no Fuusen", but with the difference that it's even stronger than the normal one. When he receives a powerful impact, Luffy loses the "Gear Third" state.

It can only be used in "Gear Second", and after entered into "Third Gear". Luffy takes the air accumulated in his right arm after taking the "Honefuusen", and passes it directly to your stomach. With the speed of "Second Gear", Luffy moves at breakneck speed on his enemy, as if it were a giant shell.

Can only be used in Gear Third form, Luffy enlarges one of his arms to the size (and strength) of a giant’s arm then punches his opponent with tremendous force. "Giganto" is "Giant" in Greek.

It can only be used in Gear Third. Luffy makes a jump, he placed over his opponent. Then, using the technique Hoonefuusen, Luffy inflates his right arm, and stretches it behind him. As she stretches, twists Luffy and within walking distance of the opponent, sending a huge fist Luffy just defeating giant enemies.

He can only do it once he has entered in "Gear Third" state. Stretching away his leg back, Luffy gives a brutal kick to the front. The attack is most effective if used to strike an object.

Being in "Gear Third" state, Luffy stretches his leg to the size of a giant. Then with the help of a thunderstorm, Luffy electrical charges his leg and executes a "Gomu Gomu no Giganto Axe" on an enemy, but even more powerful, capable of leaving his enemy completely electrified. It only was used it the tenth movie.

Can only be used in Gear Third form, Luffy enlarges one of his legs and throws a sweeping kick.

Luffy twists his arms around each other, then grabs onto a propeller and unwinds his arms, increasing the power of the propeller. Used only in Movie 7.

Luffy jumps into the air and spins around rapidly. Then he unleashes a flurry of punches and kicks that go in every direction due to the spinning motion. The attack proves effective for clearing groups of enemies around him.

The same as the "Gomu Gomu no Hanabi", but with Enel’s Golden Ball attached to his arm. This was used to absorb Enel's giant thunderball aiming to destroy Skypiea. The name comes from a famous firework.

Luffy first hits a baseball with his fist. Next, he twists his body around. Last Luffy unwinds his body making the ball fly out of his fist and making a homerun. It was only used during the Baseball special.

To stop from falling, Luffy stretches his arm and grabs from any near object.

Luffy breaks off the mast of whatever ship he is on (usually the Going Merry) and slams it into his opponent.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, Luffy stretches one leg high into the air, then brings it crashing down on an opponent or structure so fast that its movement cannot be seen.

Can only be used in "Gear Second" form, Luffy stretches both arms far behind him, then launches them forward a such a speed that they disappear before they hit the target.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, a short ranged attack where Luffy stretches his arm far behind him, then he launches it forward an incredibly strong punch that is so fast that its movement cannot be seen.

This technique can only be used once entered into "Gear Second". Luffy launches a quick attack with both arms at short range. This attack was only used in the anime.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, Luffy throws a barrage of punches that all appear to hit at the exact same instant.

This technique can only be used once entered into "Gear Second". Taking a huge leap, Luffy grabs his opponent with his legs and strongly smashes him against the ground.

Can only be used in "Gear Second" form. In a back flip jump, Luffy kicks with both legs together his enemy.

It can only be used under "Gear Second" state. A technique combined with Buggy the Clown. This is the same technique as "Migawari Gomu Gomu no", in which Luffy uses Buggy as a shield against a cutting attack, but realized quickly thanks to the "Second Gear" speed.

Can only be used in "Gear Second" form, Luffy throws an incredibly strong punch that is so fast that its movement cannot be seen.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, Luffy aproached at hig speed to his oponent while he twists his arm around as he stretches it behind him to hit the opponent at close range.

It can only be used in "Gear Second". Luffy holding an enemy stretches away from his opponent. Then Luffy contracts, colliding with the enemy and causing great damage. The impact causes a shock wave.

Can only be used in "Gear Second" form, Luffy holds his feet together and kicks with both simultaneously a such a speed that they disappear before they hit the target.so fast that its movement cannot be seen.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, Luffy throws a powerful straight kick that is so fast it disappears.

Once in "Gear Second", Luffy executes a series of "Gomu Gomu no Jet Stamp" attacks. This attack was only used in the anime.

Can only be used in "Gear Second" form. Luffy throws a high speed kick that sends out a wide shockwave.

The same attack as "Gomu Gomu no Jet Spear". This attack only appeared in the anime, so its name is incorrect, since all the "Jet" attacks should be spelled in English.

Basically Luffy uses a "Gomu Gomu no Gatoringu" attack with a jutte in one hand. A "jutte" is a Japanese Police batton used during the Edo period.

A combination of moves executed by Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp. Luffy inflates himself while twisting his body, using the stored air to launch himself into the air as if using the "Gomu Gomu no Storm". Then, Usopp aboard the Going Merry fires a cannonball at Sanji, while Luffy shoots both of his arms towards the target. Sanji at this point uses his "Armée de l'Air Hana Shoot" the cannonball at Zoro who executes his "Hyakuhatchi Pondo Hou" to fire the cannonball up into the air and toward Luffy. Luffy catches the ball with his feet, the inertia of the cannonball spinning him vertically several times causing his arms to twist with each revolution. After all of the cannonball’s inertia is gone, Luffy drops it and proceeds to spin forward releasing the full force of the stored energy from the winding. As Luffy approaches the target he stretches his legs out, which, through the speed of his spinning, acts like a giant rotary blade, cutting the target in half. Only used in Movie 7.

Luffy grabs an object behind his opponent, and uses a one hand version of his "Gomu Gomu no Roketto" to launch himself at his foe. Then he raises his other arm to attack on the neck of his opponent.

Luffy stretches his neck backwards, then snaps it back for a devastating head butt to the opponent's face. For greater effect, Luffy can take hold of his opponent and pin him down first.

Luffy plants his feet into the ground beneath him to steady himself, then twists his body around tightly. Next, he grabs hold of something and unwinds, spinning the held item around rapidly and attacking anything around him. The downside is Luffy can sometimes find himself stuck in the ground. He developed this attack from Genzo's windmill.

A sort of a reversed "Gomu Gomu no Ono" Luffy kicks one leg straight upward. He used this to destroy a tower from the inside.

Luffy first does a "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru" at something. He spins his arm around the machine, and then unwinds his arm, making the target spin. This attack is only used in the anime.

Luffy grabs his opponent with both arms and winds himself up like with "Gomu Gomu no Bowgun". He then kicks off from the ground, and spins towards his opponent to deliver a powerful head butt.

A technique combined with Buggy. Luffy throws Buggy against his enemy to escape from his cutting attacks, who thanks to the Bara Bara no Mi's ability is immune to them.

Luffy entangles an opponent with his arms and legs, and uses them to manipulate his opponent’s limbs. Luffy can have his victim attack his allies, while hiding from these behind the victim.

A veery similar attack to the "Gomu Gomu no Roketto" which Luffy uses in "Gear Second". Luffy stretches and grabs onto an enemy's body, then he very quickly retracts his arms and crashes into his foe head first. Only used in the Anime.

Luffy stretches his leg and kicks in a wide circle, striking multiple foes.

Used in the second movie. Luffy twists his arms and legs as if to do a "Gomu Gomu no Oozduchi". Instead of hitting the floor, Luffy aims at a enemy.

The same as "Gomu Gomu no Raifuru" but with Enel’s Golden Ball attached to his arm. This apparently took a while to charge.

Used to get into Kaya's mansion (anime only). Luffy climbed up the railings outside, then held onto them and stretched back, with his legs on the railings. He then released, sending himself, Zoro, Nami, and the Usopp pirates catapulting over the railings and in. It was more of a joke move than an actual attack.

Luffy stretches one leg high into the air, then brings it crashing down on an opponent or structure, for massive damage.

Identical to "Gomu Gomu no Kama, but he uses both arms for the Roketto and the clothes lining, good for taking down a line of enemies.

Similar to "Gomu Gomu no Tsuchi", but he performs it using the feet and legs instead of hands and arms. Luffy must be airborne to perform this attack.

Luffy grabs hand and foot holds, then intercepts a cannonball, stretching back and firing the cannonball back at whoever shot it. Used only against "Ironfist" Fullbody's cannonball and only in the anime, in the manga he used "Gomu Gomu no Fuusen".

An attack that Luffy created to demostrate that his punches could be as strong as a pistol. Luffy's throws a straight punch, which is augmented thanks to his stretching. This attack can be used from short to long range. The word "Pisutoru" is of common use in Japan, it can be left as Pisutoru or Pistol.

Starts off as an ordinary Pisutoru attack, after which Luffy "twangs" his stretched arm, causing his fist to connect multiple times.

Used against a giant sea bird, Luffy jumps into the air and does a "Gomu Gomu no Tsuchi", spinning the bird around in a cyclone before slamming down onto the Going Merry. This attack is only used in the anime.

Similar to "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru", but Luffy twists his arm around as he stretches it behind him and hits the opponent at close range. "Raifuru" is the Japanese word for "rifle" and the way the say "rifle" in Japanese.

It can only be used once he has entered into "Gear Second". Using the skill known as "armaments kind Ambition", Luffy stretches his arm far behind to return it in a powerful hit in the stomach of his opponent, similar to a "Gomu Gomu no Jet Pistol", but it creates a powerful explosion in the back of his enemy, and also sends him flying. The name of the attack comes from a revolver model.

Luffy stretches his arm and grabs ahold of something, then quickly retracts, projecting himself high into the air, over great distances, or even into an opponent. The word "Roketto" is of common use in Japan, it can be left as Roketto or Rocket.

Similar to the Pisutoru, but his fist travels underground to uppercut the target, as Zoro painfully found out (due to a mirage, Luffy mistook Zoro for Crocodile when they were separated from the others).

A combo attack with Zoro, Luffy uses his "Gomu Gomu no Cannon" and Zoro uses his "Hyakuhachi Pondo Hou" at the same time.

Luffy twists his arms around each other and introduces them under water. At releasing them, they spin emulating the screw of a motorboat.

A really, really, big version of Luffy’s "Gomu Gomu no Jutte" attack. "Senjukannon" is the goddes of mecry, represented with thousand arms.

Luffy stretches back leg and kicks. Used in the Soccer short.

Luffy stretches his arm in a swerving snake-like movement and grasp the enemy with an open hand, gripping hard enough with his five fingers to cause great pain. The "Snake Shot" nakes comes from some lead shots used for hunting snakes and other small animals.

Luffy begins by kicking his opponent into the air. Then, Luffy uses the "Gomu Gomu no Fussen" to inflate himself while he twists his body around tightly. Then blows the air towards the ground, this propels Luffy spinning upwards, where he delivers a flurry of punches similar to the Gomu Gomu no Gatoringu, but with greater much strength, since it has the momentum of the exhaled air behind it.

Luffy stretches his leg out and hits his opponent with the bottom of his foot, leaving an imprint, or "stamp", of his sandal.

Once in the air, Luffy executes a series of "Gomu Gomu no Sutanpu" like attacks with both his legs, resulting in an attack similar to "Gomu Gomu no Gatoringu" but using his feet instead of his hands.

All of Luffy's appendages go limp reducing the damage he takes.

This attack an only be used after using the "Gomu Gomu no Tako" to make his arms go limp. Similar to the "Gomu Gomu no Hanabi" except that instead of striking his arms and feet out forcefully they simply bounce in and out wildly. This was used to throw off Enel's Mantra since the blows were far too random to predict.

Luffy grabs the fingers of one hand with the other, and stretches them before his face or body as a flexible shield.

Luffy stretches both of his arms between the ship he is on and the one he wants to go to. By jumping off the ground, he is able to pull himself and passengers to the ship that he is holding onto.

Luffy grabs a hold of something hard and uses it to smash is opponent. For even more power, Luffy can stretch his limbs out like for a "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru", or even use a modified "Gomu Gomu no Zenmai".

A technique combined with Mr. 3. While Mr. 3 uses his Doru Doru skills to cover Luffy's arm with wax, Luffy twisted his arm back, to give a powerful blow, capable of defeating wild beasts. You could say that it is a combined technique of "Gomu Gomu no Tonkaichi" and "Gomu Gomu no Raifuru".

Luffy takes hold of his opponent with his hands, then spins, twisting his arms. He then untwists them rapidly spinning his opponent, while bringing him crashing to the floor.

Luffy stretches his whole body across a distance so that people can cross by walking on top of him. Used only in the Anime.

Can only be used in Gear Second form, Luffy appears to use a Gomu Gomu no Jet Bazooka, but instead he strikes with each hand separately.

After jumping, Luffy throws a "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru" with each arm consecutively.

In a jump, Luffy starts spinning his body from the waist down, so he can stay aloft for a short period of time, during which, he can approach his enemies and start kicking them while spinning.

Luffy used this attack in a filler episode. It's just a normal "Gomu Gomu no Roketto" but this time used against a dimensional door that warps him to another place.

Luffy holds his feet together and kicks with both simultaneously. Can be used while airborne, or while hand standing.

A technique used for scaling large structures or just gaining altitude. Luffy hangs from something with one arm then stretches and retracts that arm, several times if necessary, until he builds up enough momentum to send himself flying.

A stronger version of Luffy's "Gomu Gomu no Roketto" attack. Luffy grabs hold of something nearby and wraps his arm around it like a yo-yo. Then Luffy retracts his arm, which sends him spinning around the object he grabbed and uses the momentum gained from spinning around to fly across very long distances.

A boxing move; Luffy launches an elongated hook, which can hit the enemy’s back due to his stretching ability.

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The move Luffy uses to activate "Gear Third", Luffy blows air into his thumb which inflates his bones and enlarges the surrounding muscles to match. Luffy can then force the air into any part of his body.

After capturing an enery with his "Gomu Gomu no Mikata Robo" attack Luffy makes the victim kick his own comrades.

After capturing an enery with his "Gomu Gomu no Mikata Robo" attack Luffy makes the victim punch his own comrades.

After going into "Mizu Luffy" mode (by drinking a barrel of water), Luffy spits spheres of water at his opponent. Luffy came up with this attack to help him fight against Sir Crocodile’s dissolving body.

Luffy must be in "Gear Second". It is a combination technique between Luffy, Zoro and Sanji. Using his attack "Gomu Gomu no Cannon" (Jet mode), Luffy assails his enemy, while Zoro is preparing his "Sanbyaku Pondo Cannon" and Sanjihis "Mouton Shot". When Luffy recharge his energy, all three made a powerful attack that sends the opponent flying.

After using the "Gomu Gomu no Fuusen" to stop an enemy projectile, Luffy returns it to his rival with twice the power.

A combo attack between Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, Robin and Franky against a group of many enemies who surrounds them. Luffy stretches his arm as when he uses "Gomu Gomu no Pisutoru", Franky launchs his fist as with "Strong Right", Zoro uses an aerial attack similar to "Karasuma Gari", Sanji a flying kick similar to "Mouton Shot" and Robin strangles a group of enemies as when she uses "Treinta Fleur Strangle". The name of the attack is the compensate sum of all their bounties, it's like the jackpot from a coin up machine.