Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat (2024)

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Appearance[]

The Mori Mori no Mi, Model Vampire Bat look like a blood-red starfruit with black swirls on it.

Strengths[]

The fruit enables the user to transform into a large human-Vampire Bat form or in a full Vampire-bat form, allowing them to fly and to use echolocation in those two forms. The user also gains an incrase in strenght in hybrid form and the full Vampire Bat form can fly longer than the hybrid form. It also grant the user with sharp canines and the ability to feed on blood even in full human form.

Weaknesses[]

In addition to the usuals Devil Fruits weaknesses, the user of the Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire bat is more sensitive to light and loud sounds than normal, the sensitivity increasing with the hybrid form and even more with the full Vampire Bat form. It also give the user a strong thirst for blood. Includes the standard weaknesses of devil fruits as well

Usage[]

The Devil Fruit allows the consumer to change into any of the three forms that are granted for most Zoan-types. These forms are human, Vampire Bat, and a hybrid form between the two of them.

Human Form[]

The user seem completely human in this form, but their canines are a bit longer and sharper than normal and still can feed on blood without getting sick, though they do need normal food as well.

Hybrid Form[]

In this form, the user becomes covered with fur, silver-grey on their undersides and brown on their back. They gain the features of a Vampire bat and the ability to use echolocation. Their hands and arms become wings that allow them to fly. They gain a sharp claw on their thumbs that can be used to fight and they gain an incrase in strenght

Animal Form[]

In this form, the user become a Vampire Bat slightly bigger than normal. They can also fly for a longer time than in the hybrid form

Trivia[]

The Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat Devil Fruit, and this article were created by Persian13

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Devil Fruits

Paramecia

Paramecia:

Akki Akki no Mi• Bachi Bachi no Mi• Beku Beku no Mi• Bendo Bendo Fruit• Boo Boo no Mi• Boro Boro no Mi• Chamu Chamu no Mi• Chatto Chatto no Mi• Chi Chi no Mi• Chikara Chikara no Mi• Chuu Chuu no Mi• Debu Debu no Mi• Den Den no Mi• Dendo Dendo no Mi• Denwa Denwa no Mi• Dorei Dorei no Mi• Douka Douka no Mi• Eisei Eisei no Mi• Fanto Fanto no Mi• Fueki Fueki no Mi• f*cka f*cka no Mi• Furatto Furatto no Mi• Futa Futa no Mi• Fuun Fuun no Mi• Gaki Gaki no Mi• Gaku Gaku no Mi• Gan Gan no Mi• Genso Genso no Mi• Gubi Gubi no Mi• Hai Hai no Mi• Hane Hane no Mi• Heki Heki no Mi• Henteko Henteko no Mi• Hogo Hogo no Mi• Hone Hone no Mi• Hoshi Hoshi no Mi• Hou Hou no Mi• Idou Idou no Mi• Jigo Jigo no Mi• Jokei Jokei no Mi• Jūden Jūden no Mi• Jūryoku Jūryoku no Mi• Kabe Kabe no Mi• Kaben Kaben no Mi• Kaen Kaen no Mi• Kaeru Kaeru no Mi• Kai Kai no Mi• Kaku Kaku no Mi• Kami Kami no Mi (Piracy)• Kiba Kiba no Mi• Kiha Kiha no Mi• Kinu Kinu no Mi• Koe Koe no Mi• Kokei Kokei no Mi• Kon Kon no Mi• Kona Kona no Mi• Koro Koro no Mi• Kou Kou no Mi• Kura Kura no Mi• Kyofu Kyofu no Mi• Kyosei Kyosei no Mi• Kyōzō Kyōzō no Mi• Mai Mai no Mi• Meka Meka no Mi• Mesa Mesa no Mi• Meta Meta no Mi• Mure Mure no Mi• Moji Moji no Mi• Nagare Nagare no Mi• Nendou Nendou no Mi• Niko Niko no Mi• Nobi Nobi no Mi• Nori Nori no Mi• Nuki Nuki no Mi• Oto Oto no Mi• Ryo Ryo no Mi• Sai Sai no Mi• Shime Shime no Mi• Shimi Shimi no Mi• Shinki Shinki no Mi• Tere Tere no Mi• Teri Teri no Mi• Tetsu Tetsu no Mi• Togu Togu no Mi• Toku Toku no Mi• Tsuki Tsuki no Mi• Tsuku Tsuku no Mi• Tsuru Tsuru no Mi• Yōkai Yōkai no Mi

Zoan
Amphibians:	Ryo Ryo no Mi, Model: Salamander
Ancient Zoan:	Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dire Wolf
Arthropods:	Kumo Kumo no Mi, Model: Scorpion
Birds:	Kamo Kamo no Mi, Model: Platypus• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Bald Eagle• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Great Horned Owl• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Hawk• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Penguin• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Pigeon• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Raven
Insect Zoan:	Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Butterfly• Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Centipede• Mushi Mushi no Mi, Model: Praying Mantis
Mammals:	Garou Garou no Mi• Gesshi Gesshi no Mi, Model: Squirrel• Gesshi Gesshi no Mi, Model: Rat• Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Ghost• Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Neanderthal• Itachi Itachi no Mi, Model: Skunk• Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Grizzly Bear• Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Panda• Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Silver Haired Bat• Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Black Panther• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Cougar• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Housecat• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Lion• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Lion - World Reversion• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Snow Leopard• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Tiger• Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Rhinoceros• Usagi Usagi no Mi, Model: Rabbit• Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bull• Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Cow• Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Minotaur• Yagi Yagi no Mi, Model: Deer• Yuitai Yuitai no Mi, Model: Red Kangaroo
Mythical Zoan:	Enma Enma no Mi• Feri Feri no Mi• Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Hellhound• Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox• Ga-go Ga-go no Mi, Model: Chimera• Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Manticore• Ōkami Ōkami no Mi, Model: Raijū• Ryu Ryu no Mi• Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Steel Dragon• Tatsu Tatsu no Mi• Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Thunderbird• Ryu Ryu no Mi, Model: Ice Dragon
Plants:	Koha Koha no Mi, Model: Venus Flytrap
Reptiles:	Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Indian Cobra• Toka Toka no Mi, Model: Chameleon• Toka Toka no Mi, Model: Komodo Dragon• Wani Wani no Mi, Model: Gharial

Logia

Logia:

Ama Ama no Mi• Baio Baio no Mi• Byo Byo no Mi• Chikyuu Chikyuu no Mi• Chiri Chiri no Mi• Chisso Chisso no Mi• Furu Furu no Mi• Gami Gami no Mi• Garasu Garasu no Mi• Housha Housha no Mi• Iwa Iwa no Mi• Kābon Kābon no Mi• Kaga Kaga no Mi• Kaze Kaze no Mi• Kesshō Kesshō no Mi• Ketsu Ketsu no Mi• Kiri Kiri no Mi• Kumo Kumo no Mi• Kuraudo Kuraudo no Mi• Kusa Kusa no Mi• Mizu Mizu no Mi• Mizu Mizu no Mi - World Reversion• Naiya Naiya no Mi• Nendo Nendo no Mi• Onibi Onibi no Mi• Ougon Ougon no Mi• Shio Shio no Mi• Seishou Seishou no Mi• Taiyo Taiyo no Mi• Tsuchi Tsuchi no Mi• Zaku Zaku no Mi• Zoku Zoku no Mi

FAQs

Is the Mori Mori no Mi a Logia? ›

The Mori Mori no Mi is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that grants the power to create, control, and transform into flora at will, making the user a Forest Human (森人間, Mori Ningen^?, English adaptations: "Woodsman").

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What is the vampire mythical Zoan fruit? ›

The Batto Batto no Mi, Model: Vampire is a game-exclusive, Mythical Zoan-type Devil Fruit that gives the user the ability to turn into a vampire. It was eaten by Patrick Redfield.

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Can you permanently destroy a Devil Fruit? ›

There is no known way to remove the power or weaknesses, but once a user dies, the power will be reborn into another fruit waiting to be consumed by someone else. In addition, an individual can only acquire the power of a single Devil Fruit and survive, with only one notable exception for unspecified reasons.

Is Smiley an axolotl? ›

Smiley, as its other name "Slime" suggests, was an enormous gelatinous red-violet mass that was compared to a mountain in size. Thanks to its Devil Fruit power it took on the shape of an axolotl with eyes, a mouth, legs, caudal fin and external gills.

What is a Logia's weakness? ›

Certain Logia fruits also have individual weaknesses, which reflect the element's natural vulnerabilities. Such instances include liquids such as water cancelling out sand, electrical insulators such as rubber cancelling out lightning, and magma cancelling out fire.

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What is the rarest Devil Fruit type? ›

Logia are considered to be the rarest, while Paramecia are the most common. Zoan are somewhere in between in terms of rarity. Certain Zoan are extremely rare because of their mythical or prehistoric natures, and a number of Paramecia are rare because of their abilities and because of how frequently they appear.

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Does Zoro eat a Devil Fruit? ›

He is just a swordsman, totally pure skills. Oda mentioned that if, Zoro were to have a devil fruit it would be the fish fish fruit that kaidou possess. That fruit would be used by Zoro's sword not Zoro himself. So, Zoro does not and will not eat a Devil fruit in One Piece.

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What fruit did Yamato eat? ›

Yamato ate the Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Okuchi no Makami, a Mythical Zoan-type Devil Fruit that allows him to transform into a divine wolf, as well as a human-divine wolf hybrid. According to Kaidou, this beast is a "Guardian Deity of Wano Country".

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What happens when a Devil Fruit eater dies? ›

When a Devil Fruit user dies, their ability is reborn into another fruit of the same kind. Instead of growing from a plant, the ability simply regenerates inside the closest appropriate fruit, as seen when Smiley "died" and the Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl transplanted itself into a nearby apple.

Can Haki stop Devil Fruit? ›

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However, unlike Seastone, Busoshoku Haki does not actually nullify the Devil Fruit power. Instead, it "forces the Devil Fruit user's body to solidify".

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What Devil Fruit is the world government afraid of? ›

Mera-Mera No Mi. It is a Logia fruit that is also feared by the World Government. The reason isn't actually due to his fire power, considering that logia is easily overpowered with haki. Now Mera-Mera No Mi is feared because the fruit is a fruit that indicates that someone who eats it is a freedom fighter.

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Is axolotl a siren? ›

Officials also explained that while head gills on both the lesser siren and axolotl are similar, the two salamanders are actually grouped into different families.

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Who ate the Devil Fruit in punk hazard? ›

The Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl is a Zoan-type Devil Fruit that allows its user to turn into an axolotl hybrid and a full axolotl at will. It was "eaten" by Smiley, but with its death, the fruit has returned into circulation.

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Who threw the paper at chopper in punk hazard? ›

Originally Answered: One Piece, Punk Hazard Arc: Who throws the paper at Chopper in episode 602, when Luffy, Law, Smoker and the others are about to be placed in the deadly gas? Many theories have appeared that monet was the one who threw paper at chopper.

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Did Crocodile have a logia? ›

The Suna Suna no Mi is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows the user to create, control, and transform into sand at will, turning the user into a Sand Human (砂人間, Suna Ningen^?). It was eaten by Crocodile.

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Does Magellan have a Logia-type Devil Fruit? ›

The Doku Doku no Mi is a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that grants the user the ability to produce and control different types of poison, as well as grants immunity to all forms of poison, making the user a Poison Human (毒人間, Doku Ningen^?). It was eaten by Magellan.

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Is the forest forest fruit a logia? ›

The Mori Mori no Mi (森森の実, Eng: "Forest-Forest Fruit"^?) is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows the user to generate, manipulate, and transform into forests. It was eaten by Marine Admiral Midoritaka.

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Is the swamp fruit a Logia? ›

The Swamp-Swamp Fruit (ヌマヌマ実, Numa Numa Mi) is a Logia-type Cursed Fruit that allows the user to become the element of "swamp" making the user a Swamp Human (沼人間, Numa Ningen). "Numa" (沼) means "swamp" or "bog". It was consumed by Caribou.

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Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat
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Translation	Bat Bat Fruit, Model: Vampire Bat
Meaning	from Kumori, meaning Bat
English Name	Bat Bat fruit, Model: Vampire Bat
Type	Zoan
Power	Grants the user the ability to turn into a full Vampire Bat form or in a hybrid human-Vampire Bat form. Also grant the user with sharp canines and the ability to feed on blood even in full human form
Eaten By	"Vampire" Karmine, member of Crocodile's crew
Creator	Persian13

Mori Mori no Mi, Model: Vampire Bat (2024)

Contents

Appearance[]

Strengths[]

Weaknesses[]

Usage[]

Human Form[]

Hybrid Form[]

Animal Form[]

Trivia[]

FAQs

Is the Mori Mori no Mi a Logia? ›

What Devil Fruit is the world government afraid of? ›

References