The Ultimate Guide to Netflix's One Piece Live Action: Unveiling Every Mind-Blowing Devil Fruit in Season 1
Get ready for an exhilarating first season of Netflix's One Piece Live Action as iconic Devil Fruits take center stage Brace yourself for the rubbery powers of Gomu Gomu no Mi, the impenetrable defenses of Bari Bari no Mi, the silky smoothness of Sube Sube no Mi, and the awe-inspiring control over smoke with Moku Moku no Mi
Netflix's highly anticipated One Piece Live Action series draws closer with each passing week, generating immense excitement among fans who are eager to embark on this new journey. A captivating teaser trailer has already been released, leaving fans optimistic and eager for what lies ahead.
The teaser provided a glimpse into the vast and enchanting world of One Piece, showcasing the beloved main characters and their extraordinary Devil Fruit abilities. These formidable fruits, serving as a major catalyst of power in the story, will also play a pivotal role in Netflix's adaptation. However, it should be noted that not all Devil Fruits will be featured in the upcoming first season of the One Piece Live Action series.
4 Gomu Gomu no Mi
The Gomu Gomu no Mi, a Devil Fruit wielded by Luffy, is set to appear in Netflix's One Piece Live Action series. Luffy acquired this fruit as a child, granting him rubber-like abilities. Classified as a Paramecia type, the Gomu Gomu no Mi alters Luffy's body in a unique way.
With this power, Luffy can stretch his body to unlimited extents and gains additional protection against blunt attacks. In the recently released teaser trailer for the One Piece Live Action series, viewers caught a glimpse of the Gomu Gomu no Mi in action for the first time. The CGI used to depict this formidable ability has been satisfactory, though not extraordinary. This has eased the concerns of fans about the show's overall quality.
In the trailer, Luffy is shown engaging in combat with Aveda, unleashing his formidable Gomu Gomu no Pistol attack, which swiftly incapacitates her.
3 Bari Bari no Mi
The Bari Bari no Mi, a Devil Fruit expected to appear in Netflix's One Piece Live Action series, will likely be the second Devil Fruit showcased. In the East Blue, where Luffy consumes his Devil Fruit, most residents consider these fruits to be myths. However, upon Buggy's introduction, fans discover that these fruits possess unique abilities. The Bari Bari no Mi is a Paramecia Devil Fruit, granting Buggy the power to separate his body into multiple parts and control them. Additionally, he becomes immune to slashing attacks as they aid in dividing his body further. Buggy's fruit is unveiled during his confrontation with Zoro in the anime and manga. If the live action series follows suit, Zoro will experience this power for the first time. Buggy demonstrates this ability in the Orange Town arc, prior to his ultimate battle against Luffy.
2 Sube Sube no Mi
The Sube Sube no Mi is a Paramecia type Devil Fruit belonging to Alvida of the Alvida Pirates. In the upcoming Netflix's One Piece Live Action series, Alvida will be the first enemy that Luffy encounters, similar to the anime and manga. However, Alvida will not possess this Devil Fruit ability at that point. Alvida reappears later during the Loguetown arc and it is revealed that she has consumed the Sube Sube no Mi Devil Fruit.
The origin of how Alvida comes across this fruit remains unknown. Nevertheless, the Sube Sube no Mi will be the third Devil Fruit introduced in Netflix's One Piece Live Action series. With this Devil Fruit, Alvida gains the power of smoothness and slipperiness. Any object that touches her body simply slides off, rendering her nearly impervious to harm. This extraordinary ability poses a significant challenge in fighting Alvida, and fans will soon witness how she uses it in combat.
1 Moku Moku no Mi
The final Devil Fruit featured in Netflix's One Piece Live Action series will be the Moku moku no Mi. This Logia type fruit grants the user the ability to transform into and control natural elements. Smoker, a Marine Captain introduced in the Loguetown arc, will possess this powerful Devil Fruit. His mastery over the Moku moku no Mi enables him to assume the form of smoke and manipulate it. Viewers will witness the formidable capabilities of this fruit during Smoker's intense battle against Luffy. Its potency was evident in the East Blue Saga and will continue to impress in the Netflix adaptation of One Piece.
