Devil Fruits in One Piece offer unique and creepy powers, like memory manipulation and body possession. Some Devil Fruit ...

The Legendary Devil Fruit of Elbaph is one of the most important aspects in One Piece and a theory explains that Loki ate the ...

Even though Devil Fruits have more than one owner over the years, it's rare to see who the previous user of a Devil Fruit was ...

Gomu Gomu no Mi, also known as Gum-Gum Fruit in French, is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that gives its user’s body the same properties as rubber, which makes the eater an Elastic Man. This was once a ...

The Fruit Stripe Gum comes in five flavors: wet 'n wild melon, cherry, lemon, orange and peach smash. (Photo: Ferrara Candy) Fruit Stripe gum discontinued after more than 50 years.

Researchers at Australia's University of Queensland have announced they've used edible coatings made from gum Arabic or acacia gum enriched with extracts from native Australian plants, light, and ...

However, the latest chapter cements the theory that this devil fruit that Loki desperately wanted to get his hands on may be the Gum-Gum Fruit or rather the Nika Fruit.

Devil Fruit users: Monkey D. Luffy. Hito Hito no Mi Model: Nika is one of the most interesting and notable Devil Fruits in One Piece. For the longest time, fans believed that the protagonist, Monkey D ...

However, the ensuing aggressive seed dispersal has turned Java plums into a category I invasive in Florida. Java plum can also tower 100 feet high — quickly at that — and block light for the abutting ...

Luffy's Devil Fruit was originally called Gum-Gum in One Piece because the World Government wanted to cover up the truth about Nika and didn't want people to realize the true value of this Fruit.