Loki obtains Elbaf’s legendary devil fruit by killing his father, King Harald. The legendary devil fruit was always part of Elbaf’s royal bloodline and passed down to the future generation. But his hunger for more power led him to take such a bloodthirsty step. Loki was the second-born son of King Harald and the younger brother of Hajrundin.
Despite sharing a close relationship and being the “Prince of Elbaf,” Loki doesn’t think twice before killing his father. After eating the devil’s fruit, Loki turned his back on Elbaf and destroyed the land. However, it takes the combined strength of Giants to capture and imprison the legendary tree, Yggdrasil.
The writer and illustrator of One Piece, Erichii Oda, hadn’t explained anything regarding the power of the legendary devil fruit. Moreover, there’s a break before the official release of the upcoming chapter, which means fans have to wait longer to understand the capabilities of the devil fruit. However, before the creator reveals the devil fruit powers, fans start making their own theories.
There’s one popular theory on the internet that tells Loki has eaten a Zoan-Type Devil Fruit Model: Finrir. If you do not know, Finrir is a wolf from Norse mythology that can destroy the world. In the conversation with Luffy, Loki claimed to be a Sun God and cleared up his intention to destroy the world. The wolf is also famous for bringing the Ragnarok to the world.
If it is true, Loki’s legendary devil fruit allows him to turn into a wolf and cause destruction. If that happens, Loki will find his new enemy in the form of the “Prince of Elbaf.”
Elbaf’s Devil Fruit Introduced In One Piece
Chapter 1130 of One Piece manga introduced fans to Elbal’s legendary devil. The devil fruit presented in the Elbaf for centuries was passed down to future generations in the royal bloodline. From the Egghead Arc, fans learn more about the Joy Boy and its origin.
He was from Elbaf and the first pirate to accept the title of King. However, after his death 800 years ago, the devil’s fruit reappeared in the legendary tree, Yggdrasil. Being part of Joy Boy, the ancestors of King Harald took the fruit under him and forfeited anyone to eat it.
Somehow, Loki learned the mystery behind the legendary devil fruit and wanted it. Therefore, after waiting long for the right moment, Loki attacked the King, killing him in the process of obtaining.
After he had eaten the devil’s fruit, Loki went crazy and started causing chaos for others. Being the strongest Gaint in the Elbaf, it wasn’t easy for others to control him. Therefore, all the Giants combined their strength to capture and imprison him. Despite killing the king, Loki wasn’t killed on the spot, which shows his power as a prince.
In one of the panels of Chapter 1130 of the manga, Loki claimed himself as a Sun God. This isn’t true since Luffy is the one who ate it. So, the devil fruit Loki had is not Elbaf’s legendary devil fruit but something else. Oda hasn’t revealed the details yet, but the fans are saying that the devil fruit Loki has eaten is zone-type.
However, the time will tell if it is true or not. But the fact is that Loki, without a devil fruit, is powerful enough to destroy a Yanko. After all, he is a “Prince of Elbaf.” And the one who killed the king.
Loki Killed The King Harald In One Piece
According to the Giants, Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf,” killed his father, King Harald, to obtain the legendary devil fruit. Oda hadn’t revealed much information about the legendary devil fruit in the manga. Now, there’s a break before Oda reveals the mystery, and fans on the internet share their theories. According to one popular theory, Loki may have eaten the Zoan-Type Devil Fruit Model: Fenrir.
If you are unsure, Fenrir is a ghastly wolf from Norse mythology who may be well-known for its destruction abilities and bring Ragnarok to the world. And given the fact, that Loki tells Luffy that he is a Sun God and will bring the world to an end is an indication of his devil fruit powers. He may awaken his devil fruit, making one of the few One Piece characters who possess world-ending power.
However, before obtaining his devil fruit, Loki is considered one of the strongest characters. Oda takes Loki’s inspiration for Loki from the Norse “God of Mischief.” He was famous for his shapeshifting powers. The same was true with Loki. Unlike other Giants of Elbaf, Loki may not be known for his strength. He killed his father, the King of Elbaf, without any assistance, which is proof of his power.
It takes the combined strength of Giants to capture and imprison Loki. If not for the combined strength, they would have worked for their money.
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Devil Fruit: Is It For Chosen Ones?
Devil Fruit is perhaps one of the most talked-about topics in the One Piece world. They grant users sudden power-ups to their normal abilities, making them unstoppable.
There’s also some devil fruit available, which is pretty useless. Some useless fruits are Garb-Garb Fruit, Jacket-Jacket Fruit, Spin-Spin Fruit, and others. Those fruits are nothing but trouble for users.
However, there are also some legendary devil fruits, like Elbaf’s. Oda might handle this devil fruit in two ways. According to one possibility, the legendary Elbal’s devil fruit might be eaten by each King of Elbaf. Given that the Giant has a life expectancy rate of thirty or more per cent than an average human, there could be two or three users of this devil fruit, including King Harald.
As fans know, after the death of an individual, the devil fruit reincarnates nearby fruit. Perhaps Loki knew about that, and so he killed his father. If King Harald, was the devil fruit user, Loki killing him would give him a sudden power-up after the fruit reincarnated.
There Might Not Have Been Any Users Of This Devil Fruit
Oda introduced fans to the legendary devil fruit of Elbaf in Chapter 1130. He reveals that the legendary devil fruit was in the possession of Harald, the king of Elbaf. According to Giants, the devil’s fruit is passed down to the future generation in the royal bloodline. However, before Harald passed it to the next generation, he got killed by his second-born son, Loki. Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf,” is one of the mysterious One Piece characters. Oda drew inspiration from the Norse mythological figure known as the “God of Mischief.”
The two share more than just name — Loki might possess a shapeshifting ability with whom he killed the “King of Harald.” Oda hasn’t revealed much about Loki in the manga. There’s a break before the official release of chapter 1131 of the manga — fans of the series came up with their theories. According to one popular theory, Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf,” uses his shapeshifting ability to trick the guards and kill his father.
Back to the Elbaf’s legendary devil fruit, there’s a possibility that no one ever eaten it. It is possible that the Elbaf’s legendary devil fruit’s last user is from Void Century, and just like Gomu Gomu no Mi, this fruit is meant for certain someone. It was mentioned that someone would come in the future and eat it. Loki, who himself claimed to be the Sun God and destroy the world, might believe it to him. That is likely why Loki killed his father to access the devil’s fruit and eat it. This makes a lot of sense.
Loki consumed the devil’s fruit and granted him tremendous might. His powers are believed to be such that he can destroy the entire world. Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf” himself believed in having the power to destroy the world, which is incredible.
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Current Devil Fruit Users and World Destruction
Oda already made it clear in the latest chapter of One Piece that Loki has eaten the Elab’s legendary devil fruit. In terms of devil fruit class — it goes in two ways. It is either a Logia or a mythical Zoan-type. There is a high possibility that the devil fruit is Logia since this type of devil fruit is always considered the strongest. A Logia-type devil fruit would make Loki strong enough to destroy the world. Furthermore, it makes sense since Hajrudin, his older brother, wants to eat Mera Mera no Mi, a flame Logia fruit. Perhaps, after witnessing Loki eating Logia, he wanted one for himself.
Another option is for the devil fruit to be a mythical Zoan-type. It is self-explanatory why this fruit is a Zoan type. Almost all legendary devil fruits in One Piece are mythical, and an example is Luffy Hito Hito no Mi Model: Nika. Luffy’s devil fruit is mythical. His devil fruit grants him access to the power of the Sun God. Similarly, Loki’s devil likely grants him the power of a God. Given that Loki claimed himself to be the Sun God, it is possible whatever powers the fruit possesses — it is somewhat related to the Sun God. Perhaps the same fruit has two versions or is similar to the Sun God Nika Fruit.
Loki may have the powers of an entirely different God, such as Odin or any other. It must be remembered that Loki’s eyes were covered in chapter 1130, which means they should do something with this. Perhaps the God that Loki transformed into uses his eyes to bring destruction, which Odin certainly does. Loki may have the power to transform into a legendary creature like Fenrir. Both these are exciting concepts — fans will find out soon what his devil fruit is.
Animeking: Summary
As mentioned, Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf,” obtained the legendary devil fruit after killing the king, Harald. Oda didn’t reveal how the prince managed to kill his father despite being heavily guarded. It is noted that Oda inspired Loki from the “God of Mischief” of Norse. According to ancient folk, the “God of Mischief” possesses unique abilities, such as shapeshifting, which he uses to trick others. If it is true, then Loki may use some tricks to kill King Harald.
Oda didn’t explain Elbalf’s legendary devil fruit in the manga. And now there’s a break before the official release of the upcoming chapter. Fans are making theories about the devil fruit.
There’s a possibility that Elbaf’s legendary devil might be Logia Type since those are considered to be the strongest in One Piece. For example, Luffy’s Gomu Gomu no Mi model: Nika is a legendary Logia-type devil fruit that grants him unique powers to turn his imagination into reality. Moreover, Luffy, in his Gear 5, becomes unstoppable, defeating opponents like Kaido, Kizaru, and others.
Hajrundin participates in a tournament where the winner will receive Mera Mera no Mi (a flame Logia Type devil fruit). It is possible that he saw his devil fruit powers, which is why he wanted one for himself.
There is a theory in the One Piece fandom that suggests Loki, the “Prince of Elbaf,” may have eaten the legendary zoan-type devil fruit model: Fenrir. If you do not know, Fenrir is a creature from Norse mythology. This legendary creature from Norse appears as a ghastly wolf with incredible power to destroy the world. Fenrir is also responsible for the Ragnarok. Therefore Loki’s conversation with Luffy makes sense since he claims himself a Sun God and will bring the world to an end.
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