Her hand has some kind of adhesion, right? Can she adhere her hands to opposite sides of the fruit and pull it apart? 

That works to tear a piece off, yes!

(So STRONG.)

She is ALREADY BIGGER she should probably give this fruit to someone who is not. And then hug Tokomon some more? 

Yes. Good plan. Apparently Tokomon is able to purr. It had not known this.

!!! Purring is extremely good, apparently. She snuggles her friend delightedly. 

After a little while, there's some sort of commotion among some of the blobs eating.

Uh-oh! She looks up from her snuggle to assess the problem. 

An orange snake creature that had been helping open fruits now seems to be fighting with a blue bipedal creature.

Nearby, a purple-and-white blob with a helmet is crying.

Oh boy. First things first. 

She hurries over to the crying 'mon. 

"Are you okay?" she asks. 

"He, he pulled my tail," the crying ’mon sniffles. "I wasn't even doing anything and he wouldn't stop."

"Who did?" 

"That, that blue guy," she says, waving her tail in the direction of the combatants.

Who are definitely getting scratched and dented from the fight.

She considers this, and then attempts to tackle the blue one. 

He's moving around a good bit, but she's twice his height. She makes the tackle.

"Owwh!," he says.

"I'm sorry!" she says. "But you hurt someone! I didn't want you to hurt anyone else!" 

"He started it!," says the blue creature. "He bit me!"

"He" is in fact circling around Lalamon for another go.

"I meant the one whose tail you pulled." 

"You're worrying about tail-pulling while I'm being attacked?!," he says, squaring up to fight back against the orange one.

"The tail-pulling hurt!" she says, getting between the two of them so no one can attack anybody. "That 'mon was crying!" 

"I'm not pulling her tail now," he patiently explains. "I don't know why she's still crying."

"People cry after bad things too, not just during. I think. Like, this one time, someone tried to bite me, so I hopped on them, but then they hopped off crying, so I hopped off after them and gave them grass to eat until they felt better."