One Piece: Eiichiro Oda Might Have Revealed The Rain God Fruit, And It Belongs To A Yonko Level Character

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This article contains spoilers for the One Piece series.

In the thrilling Elbaf Arc of One Piece, I’ve been absolutely engrossed! We’ve been unraveling so many mind-blowing secrets about its rich lore, and iconic characters like Rocks D. Xebec and Gol D. Roger are finally coming to light. Oda’s been dropping some incredible tidbits about them, but there’s one legend yet untouched in this arc that has fans buzzing with anticipation. This mysterious figure might even wield powers akin to a weather deity! I can hardly contain my excitement to see how he’ll shake things up when he finally steps into the limelight.

There Are Quite a Few God Fruits in One Piece

Luffy’s Nika Fruit is The Most Prominent One

One Piece’s Devil Fruits serve as a remarkable power source within the series. Although there are other power systems, they stand out significantly as the primary one, given their extensive connection to the narrative’s mythology and their appearance from the very first chapter.

Devil Fruits exhibit a wide array of capabilities and there’s an abundance of them scattered throughout the sea. Some are ordinary, but others boast extraordinary abilities. When it comes to those with immense power, God Devil Fruits serve as a remarkable illustration. Typically mythical Zoans, these fruits bestow god-like powers upon consumption.

The most notable example of a Devil Fruit is Luffy’s Hito Hito no Mi, Nika (previously known as Gomu Gomu no Mi). However, it’s not the only one; other fruits such as Inu Inu no Mi, Okuchi no Makami also exist, along with a few others.

In simpler terms, Luffy’s fruit is a famous example of a Devil Fruit. There are other fruits like the Inu Inu no Mi. These are just some examples among many.

As I observe, it appears that Oda is certainly considering the addition of new Devil Fruits, potentially including one associated with a deity of rain.

Oda Might Have Revealed a New God Fruit — The Rain God

This Devil Fruit is Probably with Monkey D. Dragon

In the realm of One Piece, Monkey D. Dragon remains an enigma shrouded in mystery. The information available on him is scarce. It’s common knowledge among fans that he serves as the head of the Revolutionary Army and is Luffy’s father, but beyond these facts, there isn’t much more known about him.

The specific Devil Fruits he possesses remain unknown, but Oda has dropped several significant hints about his abilities throughout the story, such as the incident in Logue Town where Luffy’s life was unexpectedly spared by a bolt of lightning that was preceded by a storm.

While some enthusiasts speculate that Dragon’s fruit might resemble a Logia type of Devil Fruit, a more plausible assumption could be that it embodies the characteristics of a Mythical Zoan Rain God Devil Fruit instead.

A character as significant as Dragon requires a Devil Fruit with an equally astonishing power. This fruit could enable him to transform into a deity of weather and manipulate wind, lightning, rain, and even create storms – all aspects of natural phenomena. Such a fruit seems perfectly suited for him, especially considering the existence of the Rain God, as established in the Skypiea arc. Consequently, fans are eagerly anticipating seeing Dragon demonstrate his abilities.

In two weeks, we’ll get our hands on One Piece Chapter 1158, and as always, it will be released on a Sunday. For our Japanese readers, the chapter will be out at midnight on Monday (Japan Standard Time). However, most international fans can expect to read it on August 31st, 2025. The official release date is set for August 31, 2025. Good news for everyone – you can read One Piece Chapter 1158 for free on Manga Plus!

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2025-08-17 17:34