The Elbaf arc in One Piece continues to captivate fans, especially with the ongoing flashback to the God Valley Incident. However, fans were disappointed to learn that Chapter 1162 has been delayed this week.
While the God Valley Incident is on pause, fans can turn their attention to some exciting reveals from creator Eiichiro Oda in the latest issue of the One Piece Magazine. This magazine releases new volumes every few months, and this time Oda officially unveiled two new Devil Fruit designs.
This issue seems to focus heavily on Whitebeard’s crew. The special designs for the Gura Gura no Mi (Quake-Quake Fruit) and the Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Phoenix (Phoenix Fruit) have now been revealed by Oda.
Oda’s Devil Fruit design reveals are always fascinating because in the story, we usually only see the powers in action, rarely the original fruit forms. The One Piece Magazine has been showcasing these designs for years.
During the Marineford battle, Whitebeard’s top fighters each wielded unique powers. Now, fans finally get to see what the Devil Fruits that granted them such immense strength actually look like.
First, Whitebeard’s Gura Gura no Mi resembles a pear covered in swirling blue patterns. This detail likely hints at its tsunami-causing power. The most intriguing feature is the cracks at the bottom of the fruit, which typically appear when the Gura Gura no Mi’s power is activated.
Second is Marco’s Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Phoenix. This Devil Fruit simply looks like a pineapple, which fits perfectly since Marco has often been nicknamed “the pineapple,” a fact even Luffy has pointed out. Marco’s fruit isn’t overly elaborate, but it features unique leaves that resemble flames, symbolizing the fruit’s Mythical Zoan resurrection ability.
So far, Oda has only revealed these two new Devil Fruit designs, but fans can look forward to future issues of the One Piece Magazine for more fresh designs and fascinating insights into these incredible powers.