One Piece: These Mythical Zoan Fruits Would Be Perfect For Loki

Key Takeaways

Loki may have the Fenrir fruit, transforming into a giant wolf connected to Norse mythology.
Alternatively, Loki could have the Jormungandr fruit, linked to the World Serpant of Norse lore.
The most likely theory is Loki having the Elbaf God fruit, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Elbaf.

As a die-hard One Piece fan with over a decade of watching and reading the series under my belt, I must say that Loki’s introduction has been nothing short of electrifying! The mystery surrounding his Devil Fruit is a tantalizing enigma that has gripped the fandom like none other.

Loki is a fresh addition to the world of One Piece, captivating fans with his enigmatic past and flawless design. His long-awaited appearance in the series sparked universal acclaim, as fans eagerly anticipate his character development. The central curiosity revolves around his Devil Fruit, leaving many speculating about its unique powers.

In Chapter 1130, it was revealed that the Elbaf royal family had an extraordinarily powerful Devil Fruit, which had been passed down through generations. Loki, to obtain this fruit, murdered his own father. The intrigue surrounding this artifact stems from its unique status as the only other Devil Fruit besides Luffy’s to be labeled legendary within the realm of One Piece. As many speculate that it could be a Mythical Zoan, let us explore potential models for this fruit.

The Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Fenrir

The Fenrir Fruit

According to common belief, Loki’s magical fruit is probably the legendary Zoan fruit, which gives him the ability to shape-shift into Fenrir, a wolf from Norse mythology. This assumption stems from several factors, such as the existing relationship between Loki and Fenrir, who is one of his offspring in Norse mythology. Additionally, there’s a parallel in their stories, as both Loki and Fenrir are confined at the lowest points of their respective worlds – Elbaf for Loki and the world itself for Fenrir – and are surrounded by many other wolves.

When he was born, they called him the “Accursed Prince”.

In Norse mythology, during the cataclysmic event known as Ragnarok, Fenrir is foretold to have a crucial role, engaging in a fierce battle against Odin and ultimately claiming his life. This could potentially be mirrored in the Elbaf arc of “One Piece,” given the significant ties between its character Loki and Fenrir. The numerous correspondences between Loki and Fenrir might suggest potential powers of the Devil Fruit he possesses.

The Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Jormungandr

The Jormungandr Fruit

An equally plausible character from Norse mythology could be Jormungandr, similar to Fenrir. Like Fenrir, Jormungandr is a son of Loki in the original tales and shares more than just a namesake with the character Luffy from One Piece. For instance, Loki tells Luffy that his objective is to terminate the world itself, linking back to Jormungandr as its uncoiling from around the Earth during Ragnarok would ultimately lead to the world’s destruction.

If Loki ever does escape, it’ll be the end of everything!

It’s worth noting that Jormungandr, like another Norse mythological serpent, Nidhogg, could be connected. Nidhogg dwells at the roots of Yggdrasil, the World Tree, constantly gnawing at it in an attempt to bring about its demise. The ties between Jormungandr and Loki are evident as they both reside near the tree and share a desire for destruction. Nevertheless, Jormungandr appears to be the more plausible choice among the two.

The Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Surtr

The Surtr Fruit

Among all theories regarding Loki’s Devil Fruit ability, none of them align with a ‘Sun God’, contrary to what Loki often identifies himself as. However, the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Surtr has some similarities due to its fire powers linking it to the sun, and in Norse mythology, Surtr is the fiery giant destined to destroy Asgard during Ragnarok, which aligns with Loki’s schemes.

I am the Sun God who will bring about the end of the world!

Furthermore, in Norse mythology, Surtr wields a colossal and legendary sword of immense power, which he is said to drive into the world itself to destroy. Given that there’s a massive sword protruding from the Yggdrasil tree on Elbaf, it seems quite plausible that this sword could be the one yielded by Loki if indeed he possesses the Surtr fruit.

The Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Elbaf

The Elbaf God Fruit

Considering each of these possibilities and estimating Loki’s potential connection to any of these Devil Fruits, it seems likely that his true Devil Fruit is the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Elbaf. In the Little Garden arc, Dorry and Brogy spoke about the land of Elbaf, which they believe derives its name from a giant deity revered more than even the Sun God Nika, also known as Elbaf the War God. This theory proposes that Loki’s Mythical Zoan ability allows him to transform into this legendary figure of war.

When there’s a dispute and neither side will yield, the God of Elbaf decides the matter.

Among various possibilities, this one appears most plausible for several reasons: Firstly, the immense destructive capability of such a fruit is significant. Secondly, its importance is so grand that only the royal family of Elbaf might possess such power. While only Eiichiro Oda can fully explain the characteristics of such a fruit, it seems reasonable to assume that the sole Devil Fruit capable of challenging Luffy’s Nika Fruit could be another incredibly powerful God Fruit, one with the ability to obliterate entire islands at will. Lastly, the colossal sword from Elbaf is likely associated with this War God as well.

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2024-11-05 22:33