The world of One Piece revolves around the incredible power of Devil Fruits. While some fruits boast flashy attacks or destructive capabilities, others go underestimated. Here are 10 underrated Devil Fruits that hold immense potential, waiting for the right user to unleash their true power
Bisu-Bisu no Mi (Biscuit-Biscuit Fruit):
Wapol, the former king of Drum Island, possessed this fruit. It allows the user to consume anything and convert it into a biscuit-like material. While Wapol used it for goofy creations, a more strategic user could create powerful biscuit soldiers, fortifications, or even weapons
Munch-Munch Fruit:
This seemingly silly fruit, also eaten by Wapol, grants the user the ability to devour anything and combine it with other things they’ve eaten. In the hands of a creative user, this could lead to bizarre but powerful combinations, creating unforeseen tools and attacks
Jake-Jake no Mi (Jack-Jack Fruit):
This Zoan-type fruit, eaten by Bartolomeo, allows the user to transform into a barrier. While defense-oriented, this fruit has hidden potential. An imaginative user could create intricate barrier structures, potentially even using them for offensive maneuvers
Bomu-Bomu no Mi (Bomb-Bomb Fruit):
This seemingly destructive Paramecia fruit, eaten by Buggy the Clown, allows the user to detach and detonate any part of their segmented body. However, a more strategic user could focus their explosions for concentrated blasts or even create bomb shrapnel for long-range attacks.
Goro-Goro no Mi (Rumble-Rumble Fruit):
Enel, the former ruler of Skypiea, possessed this Logia-type fruit, granting him control over lightning. While powerful, it wasn’t utilized to its full potential. A knowledgeable user could explore electromagnetism, using the fruit for levitation, creating magnetic fields, or even disrupting enemy electronics.
Juku-Juku no Mi (Ripen-Ripen Fruit):
This Paramecia fruit, eaten by Marguerite, allows the user to accelerate the ripening process of anything they touch. This seemingly strange power could be used for agriculture or even to weaken enemies by rapidly aging their weapons or even their bodies
Giro-Giro no Mi (Turn-Turn Fruit):
This Paramecia fruit, eaten by Bentham (Mr. 2 Bon Clay), allows the user to turn their entire body into a freely-moving replica of anyone they touch. Beyond impersonation, a skilled user could use this for infiltration, creating diversions, or even creating copies of themselves for strategic attacks.
Beta-Beta no Mi (Beta-Beta Fruit):
This Paramecia fruit, eaten by Bartolomeo, allows the user to turn anything they touch into a barrier. While similar to the Jake-Jake fruit, the Beta-Beta fruit offers more versatility, potentially creating invisible barriers or even transforming objects into shields.
Inu-Inu no Mi: Model Tanuki (Dog-Dog Fruit: Model Tanuki):
This Zoan-type fruit, eaten by Chopper, allows the user to transform into a tanuki (raccoon dog) and human-tanuki hybrids. While Chopper focuses on medical applications, a combat-oriented user could exploit the tanuki’s illusions and shapeshifting abilities for tactical advantages.
Horo-Horo no Mi (Hollow-Hollow Fruit):
This Paramecia fruit, eaten by Perona, allows the user to produce and control negative emotions in the form of invisible hollows. While Perona used them to induce despair, a more creative user could utilize the hollows for scouting, distraction, or even to manipulate emotions in a more nuanced way.