This introduces the possibility that Elbaf’s legendary devil fruit, which was passed down among the royal line, may be none other than the Nika Fruit that Luffy ... he did not eat Harald ...

He did so with a special Devil Fruit at hand ... so that is why Luffy has had a rubbery body since eating the fruit as a child. But of course, the god’s full power wasn’t unleashed until ...

Very few Devil Fruits have been seen being eaten in One Piece thus far. The very first instance of this is fans watching a young Luffy eat the Gum-Gum Fruit. Luffy seems to eat most of the fruit ...

Luffy, One Piece's protagonist, and the B in the logo is designed to look like a Devil Fruit. There are many Devil Fruits portrayed in One Piece, that come in a variety of colors, making for an ...

Before Luffy has eaten the devil fruit ... captain's belief that they would lose their ability to swim when they eat the devil fruit. So, for several years, the devil fruit was stored in the ...

One Piece has established a lot of things regarding its lore and one of the most recent was Dr. Vegapunk's statement in the Egghead arc where he said that Devil Fruits are created because of ...

Now just anything, but the iconic Gum-Gum Fruit, or Gomu-Gomu no Mi for ... Red-Haired Pirates get their hands on it before Luffy ends up eating it.

Introduced in the very first chapter of the story, these mystical fruits offer great power to those who eat them but ... in the process. Luffy, being the first Devil Fruit user that the fans ...