Five Powerful Devil Fruits Still Missing From One Piece
James Whitfield
3 min read
Devil Fruits in One Piece represent some of the most powerful abilities in the series, though acquiring one comes with a significant cost: the permanent loss of the ability to swim. While many formidable fruits have already been introduced, certain god-tier varieties remain absent from the story. As the series enters its Final Saga, speculation grows about which legendary Devil Fruits might still be revealed.
The existence of mythical Zoan-type Devil Fruits that grant divine powers was confirmed through Luffy's Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, which bestows god-like abilities. This revelation opened the door to the possibility of other god-based fruits existing within the One Piece world. Several candidates stand out as particularly plausible additions to the narrative, especially given the escalating stakes of the approaching final conflict.
Among the most intriguing possibilities is the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Zaza, based on the rain god mentioned in Skypiea's ancient legends. A fragment of this fruit's power appeared during the Elbaph arc, suggesting its existence within the story's lore. As a mythical Zoan type, this fruit would grant dominion over rainwater and potentially all forms of water. Its emergence could play a crucial role in the global conflict that is expected to reshape the One Piece world.
Another compelling candidate is the Fish-Fish Fruit, Model: Leviathan. In various mythologies, Leviathan represents an apocalyptic force associated with the end times, making its appearance thematically appropriate for a series approaching its conclusion. A Zoan-type fruit granting transformation into this colossal creature would produce a user of extraordinary size and power, potentially capable of destroying the Redline itself—the massive structure dividing the world. Such a fruit would likely grant formidable defensive capabilities and control over either fire or ocean forces.
The Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Forest God represents another intriguing possibility. While Admiral Ryokugyu already possesses the Mori Mori no Mi, a Logia-type fruit granting forest control, a mythical Zoan variant would offer significantly greater power. The Forest God fruit could grant complete dominion over flora, the ability to drain life force for combat advantage, and potentially regenerative properties. Creator Eiichiro Oda has previously introduced stronger variants of similar fruits, such as the Magu Magu no Mi surpassing the Mera Mera no Mi, making this precedent relevant.
The Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Earth God presents deceptively simple yet potentially devastating power. Unlike existing earth-based fruits such as Pika's Ishi Ishi no Mi or Avalo Pizarro's Shima Shima no Mi, this fruit would grant unrestricted control over all hard surfaces. A user could manipulate mountains, buildings, and entire structures without the limitations that currently constrain similar abilities, making it one of the most dangerous fruits in the series.
Finally, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Wind God ranks as perhaps the most formidable candidate. Wind, though often perceived as benign, possesses tremendous destructive potential. This fruit would enable its user to generate tornadoes capable of decimating entire naval fleets, create invisible protective barriers, and produce vacuums that suffocate opponents. The ability to weaponize wind pressure itself would establish the user as an absolute powerhouse within the One Piece universe. As the Final Saga progresses, the introduction of any of these god-tier fruits could significantly alter the balance of power in the world.
