An Unnecessary Devils Fruit

 One Piece Devil Fruits

A Devil Fruit is a magical fruit created by a mass of imagination. more often than not they have unimaginable power that is rarely realized by the wielder. the two worst problems with Devil Fruit. 1)  it will be the most horrible thing you will ever taste. 2) it takes your ability to swim. now that you know what they do ill tell you about the different types

Zoan + Mythical Zoan + Ancient Zoan + Artificial Zoan

Zoan

A Zoan-type Devil Fruit means the power you get lets you turn into an animal. not only can you turn into an animal but you can transform into hybrid versions with different skill sets

Mythical Zoan

A Mythical Zoan is a rarer form of a Zoan fruit because instead of a normal animal, such as a dear or a giraffe, you can turn into a phoenix or a dragon

Ancient Zoan

An Ancient Zoan is not a person who can turn into a mythical creature or common day creature but someone
who can turn into extinct animals such as a Dinosaur or a Wooly Mammoth

Artificial Zoan

An Artificial Zoan, more commonly referred to as a "Smile Fruit", is made by a scientist with something called "Green Blood" that causes the same effect as a Devil Fruit 

Paramecian + Special Peramecian

Paramecian

A Paramecian-type Devil Fruit that lets you create and manipulate material or element along with making your body into the Material/Element. like fire fist ace, a Paramecian user, can turn their body into fire and then project fire out of their body and manipulate it.

Special Peramecian

A Special Paramecian is a rarer Paramecian that gives all three powers, manipulating material, creating material, and manipulating your body. the only actual example of this is the Mochi Mochi no mi

Logia

A Logia is a type of Devil Fruit that allows you to manipulate your body with the element they give you. most Logia are strongest in defense

Thanks For Reading and as always this is An Unnecessary Devils Fruit

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  1. There is some slight vagueness but otherwise amazing keep it up

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