10 Unforgettable Live-Action Adaptations of One Piece Devil Fruit Powers
A list of anticipated Devil Fruit powers for the live-action adaptation of One Piece, featuring unique abilities like falcon transformation, spike manipulation, dice manipulation, munching objects, controlling flames, binding enemies, creating body duplicates, transforming into a human, manipulating sand, and generating smoke
Spoiler Warning: This article contains spoilers for Netflix's One Piece season 1
Article Overview
Pell's Tori-Tori no Mi Devil Fruit gives him the power to transform into a massive falcon, enhancing his agility and power during combat.
Zala's Toge-Toge no Mi Devil Fruit enables her to morph parts of her body into spikes, making it challenging for enemies to strike her effectively.
Mr. 1's Supa-Supa no Mi Devil Fruit gives him the ability to transform parts of his body into razor-sharp blades, making him a formidable member of Baroque Works.
Netflix's One Piece has highlighted some of the most powerful Devil Fruits in the anime, but with many story arcs still to come, there are even more exciting abilities to look forward to. Devil Fruits are enigmatic and unique fruits that bestow supernatural powers on those who consume them, though they are also cursed with an inability to swim. Despite the extraordinary abilities acquired from eating a Devil Fruit, the effects are permanent and one can only consume one at a time.
With One Piece's anime and manga series still ongoing, the debate over which Devil Fruit is the strongest continues. However, the random powers granted by each Devil Fruit have led to some fascinating results. One Piece season 1 already showcased some of the abilities that can be obtained from a Devil Fruit, such as Luffy's stretching powers from the Gum-Gum Fruit. It is likely that more Devil Fruit abilities will be revealed in the upcoming episodes.
The mysteries surrounding the Sun God Nika and Luffy's Gear Fifth powers are finally clarified in One Piece: Road to Laugh Tale vol. 3.
10. Tori-Tori no Mi, Model: Falcon / Tweet-Tweet Fruit Falcon Type
Eaten by Pell
Pell, one of the two chief guards of the Arabasta Kingdom, is widely known for his unwavering sense of honor and loyalty, as well as for his unique Zoan Tori-Tori no Mi Devil Fruit ability. In the English dubs, his Devil Fruit is referred to as the Tweet-Tweet Fruit, which grants him the power to transform into a massive falcon and travel long distances with remarkable ease. Furthermore, Pell has the ability to morph into an anthropomorphic falcon, enhancing his speed, strength, and vision in combat. Although it remains uncertain how much of the Arabasta arc will be covered in One Piece, it is certain that the Tori-Tori Devil Fruit will make an appearance, as Pell proves to be a formidable adversary.
9. Toge-Toge no Mi / Spike-Spike Fruit
Eaten by Zala aka Miss Doublefinger
Zala, the second strongest female member of the notorious Baroque Works, plays a major antagonist role during the Arabasta arc. Her Paramecia Toge-Toge no Mi Devil Fruit grants her the ability to turn various parts of her body into spikes capable of piercing through just about anything. Zala's Spike-Spike Fruit can be used both offensively and defensively in combat, making it incredibly difficult for opponents to land a clean attack on her. If Zala appears in One Piece's second season, her involvement would no doubt serve as a way to further develop Nami's character, as the two were rivals in the anime.
8. Supa-Supa no Mi / Dice-Dice Fruit
Eaten by Daz Bones aka Mr. 1
Mr. 1 possesses the Supa-Supa no Mi, a Paramecia Devil Fruit that grants him the ability to transform parts of his body into razor-sharp blades, establishing him as one of the most formidable members of Baroque Works in the One Piece series. Towering and formidable, Mr. 1 is portrayed as a stern assassin proficient in a range of hand-to-hand combat techniques which he uses to effortlessly defeat his often overconfident adversaries. His possession of the Supa-Supa no Mi promises an enthralling spectacle in One Piece season 2, particularly in his battle against Roronoa Zoro, a showdown that stands as one of Zoro's most compelling confrontations and significantly contributes to his character development.
7. Baku-Baku no Mi / Munch-Munch Fruit
Eaten by Wapol
Wapol, a colossal and round man, is portrayed as a self-indulgent, short-tempered, and corrupt ruler who governs his realm with intimidation and indifference. Adding to his formidable presence, Wapol's Baku-Baku no Mi empowers him to consume typically inedible objects and then materialize them as weapons on his person. With the recent hint of Chopper's live-action One Piece debut, audiences will have the chance to witness how the live-action adaptation interprets Wapol's Munch-Munch fruit. As a key antagonist in One Piece's Arabasta arc, it will be intriguing to observe how the series tackles his efforts to utilize his Devil Fruit in pursuit of consuming the Straw Hat Pirates.
6. Mera-Mera no Mi / Flame-Flame Fruit
Eaten by Portgas D. Ace
Introduced during the Arabasta arc, Portgas D. Ace wields the power of the Mera-Mera no Mi Devil Fruit, generating fierce flames from various parts of his body. Utilizing his Logia Flame-Flame fruit, Ace unleashes devastating offensive attacks that overpower most adversaries and anyone who threatens his surrogate younger brother Luffy. While Ace's Devil Fruit abilities are remarkable, it is his bond with Luffy that truly defines the character. Following his pivotal role in rescuing the Straw Hat pirates from certain defeat early in the Arabasta arc, the possible return of Ace in One Piece season 2 would also showcase his awe-inspiring Devil Fruit powers.
Related
One Piece Finally Reveals The Origins Of The Rarest Devil Fruits
Many of One Piece's most powerful Devil Fruits can be traced back to a pivotal location that the manga and the Rocks Pirates are about to uncover.
5. Ori-Ori no Mi / Bind-Bind Fruit
Eaten by Hina
4. Hana-Hana no Mi / Flower-Flower Fruit
Hina's Ori-Ori no Mi Devil Fruit is classified as a Paramecia type, granting her the ability to manipulate powerful iron bars and constrict her enemies. It remains a mystery whether anyone can break free from the bars, as no one has managed to escape once constricted. The potential for unique and visually engaging fight scenes makes Hina and her Devil Fruit a compelling prospect for future storylines.
Eaten by Nico Robin
Despite being initially portrayed as a formidable adversary during the Arabasta arc, Robin eventually becomes an invaluable member of the Straw Hat Pirates as their archaeologist. Her Hana-Hana no Mi is a Paramecia Devil Fruit that grants her the ability to create multiple arms for both offensive and defensive purposes. Moreover, her Flower-Flower fruit enables her to use her hands as wing-like appendages, allowing her to fly, a skill she demonstrates in later story arcs. Given her introduction alongside Crocodile and other members of Baroque Works, it is likely that she will first appear as an antagonist before ultimately emerging as a hero in her own right.
3. Hito-Hito no Mi / Human-Human Fruit
Eaten by Tony Tony Chopper
Tony Tony Chopper officially joins the Straw Hat pirates after the events of the Drum Island arc, making him a permanent member during the Arabasta arc. Despite his cute and innocent reindeer appearance, Chopper's Zoan Devil Fruit Suna-Suna no Mi transforms him into a formidable and imposing creature. Like Luffy, Chopper is trusting and easily amazed, but he gradually becomes more cautious of things that appear too good to be true. With his remarkable Devil Fruit abilities, it will be fascinating to see how Chopper will evolve in One Piece season 2.
2. Suna-Suna no Mi / Sand-Sand Fruit
Eaten by Crocodile
Also referred to as Mr. 0, Crocodile is the infamous leader of the Baroque Works group and the primary antagonist in the Arabasta arc of One Piece. His iconic giant hook, replacing his left hand, and his merciless fighting style have made him a formidable foe. Possessing the Logia Devil Fruit, Crocodile can transform into sand, allowing him to evade fatal attacks. In addition, his Sand-Sand Fruit renders him nearly invulnerable in deserted areas. As season 2 is confirmed, it's certain that Crocodile will make an appearance in One Piece, given his involvement with Baroque Works and his impactful presence on the battlefield.
1. Moku-Moku no Mi / Smoke-Smoke Fruit
Eaten by Smoker
Smoker's Moku-Moku no Mi Devil Fruit gives him the ability to transform into smoke, allowing him to unleash powerful attacks and easily evade oncoming strikes. As a Marine vice admiral and the Commander of the G-5 Marine base, Smoker is known for his serious demeanor and his close relationship with Master Chief Petty Officer Tashigi. His relentless pursuit of Luffy has led to some of the most memorable fights and moments in One Piece, adding depth to the character. With the live-action tease of Smoker in One Piece, fans are eagerly awaiting to see how the character will be adapted in the upcoming Netflix show.
Editor's P/S
As an enthusiastic fan of One Piece, I am thrilled to see the live-action adaptation bring to life some of the most iconic Devil Fruit powers from the anime and manga. The prospect of witnessing Pell's transformation into a massive falcon, Zala's manipulation of spikes, and Mr. 1's razor-sharp blades on screen is incredibly exciting. These Devil Fruit powers add a unique and captivating element to the series, and I can't wait to see how they are portrayed in the live-action adaptation.
Furthermore, I am particularly intrigued by the mysteries surrounding the Sun God Nika and Luffy's Gear Fifth powers, which are finally clarified in One Piece: Road to Laugh Tale vol. 3. The exploration of these powerful abilities promises to deepen the lore of the One Piece universe and provide fans with even more thrilling moments in the upcoming episodes. Overall, I am confident that the live-action adaptation of One Piece will do justice to these unforgettable Devil Fruit powers and deliver an exhilarating experience for fans of the series.
