Devil Fruits

A fruit can turn a weakling into a powerful fighter, at the price of the sea. Not every fruit is equally strong, and how well a fruit does depends on who eats it.

The rules

• One of each per world. Only one player can have a given fruit at a time. It comes back into the world when its user loses it.
• Names are hidden. Every fruit is called Unknown Devil Fruit, looking exactly like its lore appearance. Once you have eaten a kind, you see its real name forever.
• Fruits stay in your inventory. They cannot be dropped, put in a chest or stored anywhere.
• Fruits rot. An uneaten fruit turns into a Rotten Fruit one real week after it was first found. The clock never resets.
• Eating one is disgusting: nausea, a sting and a reaction. You can never eat a second.
• Death. If you die carrying uneaten fruits, one of them drops. Each death also has a 50% chance to take the fruit you ate. Your Mastery with it is never lost: get the same fruit back and you pick up where you left off.
• Four abilities and a passive. Press R to switch to the fruit bar. Its four abilities sit on Z X C V, the last one its ultimate, unlocked by fruit Mastery. Every fruit also has one passive from the lore and small everyday uses.
• SPEC points open the first time you eat a fruit and raise fruit damage. They stay yours if you lose it.

The sea and seastone

• Deep water (waist under the surface) is the danger. Shallow water, rain and boats are safe.
• In deep water a fruit user cannot swim and sinks about a block a second. Stamina drains fast and does not come back; fruit abilities and the passive switch off, and other abilities cost more.
• At zero stamina you cannot move, attack or cast, and you drown when your air runs out. A friend who is not a fruit user can swim to you and carry you to shore.
• Fish-Men and Merfolk who eat a fruit still breathe underwater, so they can walk slowly along the sea floor to the shore.
• Seastone weakens a fruit user who stands on it: fruit off, slower stamina, slower feet. A hit from the Marines' Seastone Jitte turns a fruit off for 3 seconds and even lands on a Logia.

Logia and Zoan

Logia: real intangibility

Physical hits pass straight through a Logia user in a burst of their element. What still lands: seastone, any hit while the user is in deep water or soaked by a water attack, damage that is not a blow (falls, drowning, hunger) and Haki-coated attacks. Each element also has what beats it: for fire, that is lava.

Zoan: three forms

Press H to cycle human, full beast and (once the ultimate is unlocked) hybrid. The fruit bar works only when transformed: the beast casts Z X C, the hybrid all four, more strongly. A beast cannot hold weapons, and its size follows your race.

Bara Bara no Mi Paramecia

A tricky, evasive fighter whose body comes apart.

• Passive: slashing damage (swords, blades, axes) splits the body where it is cut and does nothing. Blunt and piercing blows land as normal.
• Everyday use: Floating Hand, a hand that flies up to 8 blocks to pick up an item, press a button or pull a lever.
• With a blade in hand, the flying arm carries that blade and the spinning legs have blades in the shoes.

Mera Mera no Mi Logia

An area-and-burn fighter who is hard to touch.

• Passive: intangibility as fire. Immune to fire and burning; lava still hurts.
• Burning: its moves set targets alight with the fruit's own fire.
• Everyday use: lights furnaces, campfires, candles, TNT and portals with an empty hand.

Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bison Zoan

A fast, charging Speed type, as Dalton fights in the series. The beast is built for charges over land; the hybrid is a horned, hoofed fighter.

Fruit elites

Some rare enemies fight with a fruit's power without owning it, so they never drop one. They read Devil Fruit Elite under their name, appear 2,000 blocks or more from spawn, and pay well.