Maki Maki no Mi in One Piece

As the fruit hasn't yet been shown in the anime, we don't know a lot about its appearance.

With the help of this devil fruit, the user can manifest and use telekinetic powers that will control the scrolls. These scrolls can change size as the user wills, being capable of growing big enough to dwarf people in size and extending long enough to wrap around an extremely long dragon body. The user can also summon drawings from scrolls and manifest them into lifelike objects.

The scrolls possess a special ability of storing objects inside them which allows the user to trap their opponents. On the user's command, the attack can be released from the Scroll at any time, and it allows the user to turn their opponents directly against them. When the scroll is able to wrap around anyone, it gives the user an opening to hit their opponent's entire body with the attack.

This devil fruit doesn't have its own weaknesses other than the standard devil fruit weakness, that is the inability to swim.

Raizo uses his devil fruit for combat purposes. He was first seen using his power in a fight against Kaido where he used a Scroll to capture the Emperor’s fire breath and redirect it at him.

The techniques used by Raizo are:

Ninpo: Bunshin no Jutsu

In this technique, Raizo unrolls multiple scrolls on the ground below him, and drawings of himself manifest from the scrolls. These become lifelike clones which move around him and thus confuse opponents as to where the real Raizo is.

Ninpo: Maki Maki no Jutsu

In this technique, Raizo manifests scrolls from thin air that can capture and store an enemy's attack inside it.

Q. What does 'Maki' mean?

A. Maki in Japanese means 'scroll'.

Q. Who ate the Maki Maki no Mi?

A. Raizo, a part of Oden's crew, ate the Maki Maki no Mi.