Devil Fruit name | Consumed by |
Gomu Gomu no Mi (ゴムゴムの実); Gum Gum Fruit
| Monkey D. Luffy |
Permanently turns the body into extremely durable natural rubber, allowing the user to stretch his or her body like rubber and to have a cushioning effect on all blunt forces impacting his or her body. Sharp edges can still pierce or slash through this cushioning effect with relative ease. Due to the user's body turning into rubber, the naturally high resistance makes the user immune to electrical attacks. "Gomu" is Japanese for "rubber". |
Bara Bara no Mi (バラバラの実); Chop Chop Fruit
| Buggy the Clown |
Allows the user to split his or her body apart and control the pieces at will, also becoming permanently immune to being cut. However, in order to split apart one of the body's limbs must remain grounded, that is act as normal (e.g. Buggy's feet walking on the ground while the other body parts were sent flying towards a target). "Bara" refers to the sound of a knife hitting a cutting board, while "barabara" means "to disconnect". |
Sube Sube no Mi (スベスベの実); Slip Slip Fruit
| Alvida |
Makes the user's body slippery, causing virtually all objects to slide off his or her body, protecting the user completely from harm in most situations. Apparently, the fruit also makes the consumer slim and gives them flawless skin. "Suberu" means "to slip" or "to slide" in Japanese. "Subesube" means "young and sexy" in Japanese. |
Bomu Bomu no Mi (ボムボムの実); Bomb Bomb Fruit, Boom Boom Fruit
| Mr. 5 |
Allows the user to make any part of his or her body explode with no harm done to the user; this even applies to hair, mucus, and breath. It also makes him or her permanently immune to explosive attacks. |
Kilo Kilo no Mi (キロキロの実); Kilo Kilo Fruit
| Miss Valentine |
Allows the user to change his or her weight from one to 10,000 kilograms. In the English dub, pounds replace kilograms, despite the fruit name remaining the same. |
Hana Hana no Mi (ハナハナの実); Hana Hana Fruit
| Nico Robin |
Allows the user to bloom pieces of his or her body multiple times from the surface of any object like flowers. However, they can't be formed in areas where there is not enough space, such as inside someone else's body. It has been shown that the user feels any pain directed onto the extra limbs. "Hana" is, in this context, the Japanese word for "bloom". |
Doru Doru no Mi (ドルドルの実); Wax Wax Fruit
| Mr. 3 |
Allows the user to tap unlimited amounts of wax from his or her body, and create things from it. When the wax hardens, it is as strong as steel. This ability is not to be confused with a logia power, as the user cannot turn himself into wax, and therefore is not immune to physical attacks. Despite its density, the wax can be melted by fire just like normal wax. "Doru" is derived from "kyandoru", which is a Japanese transliteration of the english word "candle". |
Baku Baku no Mi (バクバクの実); Munch Munch Fruit
| Wapol |
Allows the user to chew through and eat anything he or she wants and subsequently fuse with it. The user can "eat" him or herself, and alter his or her body structure at will. The user's mouth can be enlarged to extreme degrees and break anything. The user can eat things that would be fatal to normal people, including poison. However, the fruit causes the user to be permanently hungry, and he or she must constantly eat to satisfy that hunger. "Baku" is the sound of sheet metal being struck, while "Paku" is the sound of eating. It could also come from the phrase "baku baku tabeteru", which can be likened to "chowing down" in English. |
Mane Mane no Mi (マネマネの実); Clone Clone Fruit
| Mr. 2 Bon Kurei |
Allows the user to turn into anyone he or she has touched. When the user changes, he or she also imitates the copied person's flexibility, strength, etc.[1] and can switch back to his normal state by touching his face with his left hand. The user cannot, however, mimic any Devil Fruit powers the copied person possesses. "Mane" means "imitation" or "mimicry". |
Supa Supa no Mi (スパスパの実); Blade Blade Fruit, Dice Dice Fruit | Mr. 1 |
Turns the user's skin permanently into steel and allows the user to turn any bodily surface into a steel blade. "Supasupa" is the noise a knife makes when cutting through something. |
Toge Toge no Mi (トゲトゲの実); Spike Spike Fruit
| Miss Doublefinger |
Allows the user to grow spikes on any part of his or her body, and turn any body part entirely into a spike. The user can also utilize "toge doping" to greatly increase their muscle mass. The spikes are strong enough to penetrate rock. "Toge" means "spike". |
Ori Ori no Mi (オリオリの実); Cage Cage Fruit
| Hina |
Allows the user to place iron shackles on his or her foes, by having them pass through the user's body parts. "Ori" means "cage". |
Bane Bane no Mi (バネバネの実); Coil Coil Fruit,[2]) Spring Spring Fruit
| Bellamy |
Allows the user to turn his or her limbs into springs. It is unknown whether the rest of the body can be changed as well. "Bane" means "spring". |
Noro Noro no Mi (ノロノロの実) | Foxy |
Allows the user to emit "Noroma photons", which significantly slow any object he or she strikes down for thirty seconds. Shiny objects, including swords, mirrors, and the like, can reflect the beam. "Noronoro" means "slowly" or "sluggishly". |
Doa Doa no Mi (ドアドアの実) | Blueno |
Allows the user to create doors on any surface he or she touches, and even through the atmosphere into a pocket dimension. "Doa" is the Japanese pronunciation of "Door". |
Awa Awa no Mi (アワアワの実) | Kalifa |
Allows the user to emit and control soap suds that can not only clean off dirt but can also "clean off" power, essentially draining one's energy (and leaving them clean and shiny). This ability is not to be confused with a Logia power, as the user cannot turn him or herself into soap and bubbles, and thusly is not immune to physical attacks. Water can counter its effects. "Awa" means "Bubble". |
Beri Beri no Mi (ベリベリの実) | Very Good |
Allows the user to split into orbs which can can separate and come together as well as bounce. "Beri" means "berries". |
Sabi Sabi no Mi (サビサビの実) | Shuu |
Allows the user to instantly rust any object. In the anime the user can also rust someone's body. "Sabi" means "Rust". |
Shari Shari no Mi (シャリシャリの実) | Sharingu |
Allows the user to turn his or her body parts into wheels and rapidly spin them around. "Shari" means "Wheel". |
Yomi Yomi no Mi (ヨミヨミの実) | Brook |
When the user dies, it brings them back to life. Upon death the spirit is stopped from travelling to the realm of the dead and is instead allowed to locate its body and revive. However, this does not prevent the user's body from decaying in the time the user is searching for his body, hence Brook's skeletal appearance. "Yomi" is short for "Yomigaeru" which means "revive" or "reborn". |
Kage Kage no Mi (カゲカゲの実) | Gecko Moria |
This gives the user the ability to manifest shadows into a physical form. Their own shadow is impervious to damage and can be manipulated into any shape they wish, and at any given time the user can even switch places with their shadow. The user can also remove the shadows of other people. Their shadows embody that person’s skills and personality and can be used to strengthen a person or even animate corpses. "Kage" means "shadow". |
Horo Horo no Mi (ホロホロの実) | Perona |
The user can summon ghosts. These ghosts can be used as spies, and certain ghosts can be used to drain all positive emotions and feelings from a person. Others can be used as bombs. The user can also leave their body and use ghostly abilities like flight, passing through solid objects and changing size. "Horo" is the Japanese pronunciation of "hollow". |
Suke Suke no Mi (スケスケの実) | Absalom |
The user has the ability to turn him or herself, or anything he or she touches, invisible. "Suke" is short for "sukeru", which means "to be transparent" or "to be invisible". It could also refer to "sukebe", which means "pervert". |
Nikyu Nikyu no Mi (ニキュニキュの実) | Bartholomew Kuma |
The user gains the imprint of paws on his or her hands and allows him or her to repel anything at speeds up to the speed of light. The user can repel not just solid objects and living creatures, but also air and even pain and fatigue, which the user can manifest as paw shaped blobs with various effects. "Nikukyū" is Japanese for the padding of a animals paw. |