Overview of the God Fruits Theory in One Piece
- The concept of multiple God fruits beyond the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika has gained traction, particularly after Chapter 1138.
- Among the God fruits hypothesized are the Sun God Nika, as well as the Earth God, Sea God, Forest God, and Rain God, each possessing distinct abilities.
- The potential users of these God fruits include Imu as the Earth God, Monkey D. Dragon as the Rain God, and Loki as the Forest God.
The unveiling of the Sun God Nika Devil Fruit, identified as the true essence of Luffy’s Gomu Gomu no Mi, remains one of the most pivotal moments in the One Piece saga. Initially, Luffy’s rubbery abilities may have seemed humorous, but they are now revealed to be a precursor to an immensely powerful force, recognized as a legacy of the God of Liberation.
Fan speculation suggests there might be additional God fruits, possibly matching the power of Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika. While still a theory, emerging evidence from Chapter 1138 indicates that these powers could exist. Let’s delve into the characters speculated to wield these extraordinary abilities.
Indications of Multiple God Fruits
Why is This Believed?
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Confirmed God Fruits |
Sun God Nika Fruit |
|---|---|
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Speculated God Fruits |
Earth God Fruit, Sea God Fruit, Forest God Fruit, Rain God Fruit |
The first suggestion of the existence of additional Devil Fruits surfaced during Noland’s flashback in Skypiea, specifically at the moment Kalgara’s daughter faced sacrifice. This moment depicted Skypieans praying to the Gods of the Sun, Earth, Rain, and Forest. Initially dismissed as mere superstition, this concept gained legitimacy in the Wano arc, which confirmed the existence of the Sun God through Luffy’s manifestation.
This revelation fueled fan theories postulating that the other mentioned Gods may also be concealed within different Devil Fruits. The mural in Elbaf, introduced in Chapter 1138, further solidified these theories by illustrating the various Gods and their responses to the world’s transformations. Consequently, many fans believe it’s only a matter of time before additional God fruit users are revealed in the narrative.
Possible Owners of Other God Fruits
Notable Candidates Among the Circle of Power
While the exact nature and ownership of these powers remain speculative, connections can be drawn. For instance, the sea powers associated with the Elbaf mural could refer to Poseidon, a legendary being who commands Sea Kings, rather than a specific Devil Fruit user, due to the vulnerabilities inherent to Devil Fruits.
On the other hand, some fans suggest that Imu might possess the Sea God abilities, drawing on the character’s rumored Yokai transformation into an Umibozu, a mythical sea demon of Japanese folklore. It appears more plausible for Imu to reflect the Earth God role, with implications concerning the creation of the Red Line gaining traction. Many fans theorize that the “Serpent of Hellfire”mentioned in Chapter 1138 relates to the cataclysmic formations of the Red Line, potentially caused by the Earth God, hinting at Imu’s involvement or connection to an earlier wielder of the fruit.
This Earth God allegedly invoked chaos, enveloping the world in devastation and gloom.
The Rain God Fruit is closely associated with Monkey D. Dragon, who demonstrated formidable storm-manipulating powers in Loguetown. Despite limited displays of his abilities, the connection aligns well with the characteristics expected of a ‘Rain God’.
In terms of the Forest God Fruit, the links are less clear-cut. Although Admiral Green Bull possesses the Mori Mori no Mi, which allows for unparalleled control over plant life, fans speculate that this major God Fruit might not belong to a character of lesser narrative significance. Many theorize that Loki is the true possessor of the Forest God abilities, as he was first introduced in a forest environment and showed an ability to control the creatures that dwell there.
Despite Luffy identifying himself as the Sun God, his powers do not align with solar or fire-like abilities, suggesting that this title may symbolize more than a direct connection to his fruit’s capabilities. Loki’s initial appearance in a forest environment and his apparent capacity to command its fierce creatures might reflect the true strength associated with his potential Devil Fruit.
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