One Piece Reveals Three Powerful Mythical Forms of Human-Human Fruit

The Hito Hito no Mi Devil Fruit in One Piece has been significantly expanded to include at least three legendary mythical variants with godly powers. The fruit was originally revealed to be the true classification of Luffy's Gomu Gomu no Mi in the Wano arc, establishing it as a Mythical Zoan rather than a Paramecia-class fruit. Additional legendary Hito Hito no Mi models are being introduced during the current Elbaf arc, with Luffy's Nika fruit continuing to evolve as the story progresses.

The Hito Hito no Mi Devil Fruit class underwent a major narrative reclassification during the Wano Country arc when creator Eiichiro Oda revealed that protagonist Luffy's power source was not what readers believed for over two decades. Rather than a rubber-based Paramecia fruit, it was actually a rare Mythical Zoan variant tied to a legendary deity. This fruit grants users abilities connected to the Sun God Nika, a figure described in One Piece lore as a liberator who emerges during times of oppression and fundamentally reshapes world order.

The ongoing Elbaf arc is introducing additional legendary Hito Hito no Mi models beyond Luffy's Nika form, expanding the Devil Fruit's mythological framework. These newly revealed variants are tied to other godly entities and represent some of the franchise's most powerful abilities. The continued evolution of Luffy's own Nika abilities suggests the fruit's capabilities are still being explored narratively.