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Logia is one of the three Devil Fruit types. It is characterized by giving its user the ability to turn into a natural element or force of nature. Logia Devil Fruits are considered the most powerful as well as the rarest of the three Devil Fruit types overall (not including the Zoan subclass, Mythical Zoan).[1][2]

The term Logia was first used when Hayate began explaining about Devil Fruit-types during the Bodrem Arc.

Strengths[]

Logia Devil Fruits allow a person to create, control, and transform their bodies into a natural element or force of nature, depending on the fruit. The user can transform partly, or completely.

One of the greatest strengths of Logia fruits are the defensive capabilities that they have to offer. A Logia user can be shattered, split, or otherwise separated into multiple parts, sometimes down to the size of dust, and reform their bodies without injury given that their bodies are in their elemental state. Physical attacks will simply pass through or be absorbed into the user's elemental body, allowing them a large degree of intangibility. The only known exception to this aspect would be with Blackbeard, whose Yami Yami no Mi powers absorb strikes and make them stronger, making him suffer in greater pain than if he would have taken the hit physically. Another trait was displayed with this ability to recover from physical damage, as seen when one half of Monet's body was able to act freely of the other when she was cut in half, demonstrating that parts of a Logia's separate body can even act in a fragmented state.

In addition to their ability to become their element, Logia users can generate limitless amounts of their element and control it, giving them fearsome attack abilities. A prime example of this class' destructiveness is the battle between Kuzan and Sakazuki. When they clashed with each other at full force, their Logia powers permanently distorted the weather of Punk Hazard, turning one half into a frozen wasteland, and the other half into a blazing inferno.Another example is when Ace and Blackbeard destroyed Banaro Island during their confrontation. However, certain elements, such as smoke and swamp, are more suitable for capturing enemies rather than causing raw destruction.

Logia users can also use their element in other ways related to their element: Crocodile's sand powers could be used to absorb moisture, Caesar Clown's gas abilities allow him to manipulate air constitutions, Enel's electrical heat could melt and reshape metal, Aokiji's ability could freeze water, and Kizaru's ability could permit him to travel as beams of light. Logia fruits can afford the users immunity to effects related to their elements as well. For example, Crocodile and Ace are completely unaffected by the desert heat, as they possess Logia abilities related to aridity and heat, respectively.

Certain Logia users can also control their respective elements that are not generated from their own bodies, but are already preexisting within the environment. They can accomplish so by utilizing their own element from their own body and adding it to the preexisting source, augmenting their already powerful force to higher and more versatile levels. Primary examples include when Crocodile created unstoppable sandstorms in a desert area, Enel causing lightning from the clouds to strike down his targets, and Caesar shifting the atmospheric air to suffocate his opponents. However, none of the Logia users shown so far can manipulate their respective elements if it is in another state of matter or energy.

Finally, Logia users' physical strengths do not influence the power of the fruit. Regardless of the original strength of the user, their gained powers are of the same scale. This is different from Zoan fruits, which act as physical strength multipliers, and Paramecia fruits, which can be used in conjunction with the user's physical abilities. However, the properties of the Devil Fruit's element can provide certain instances where the user can exploit it in conjunction with their own fighting moves. An example of this is seen in the case of Kizaru, who used his light element to augment his kicking strength to explosive levels.

Weaknesses[]

Despite the fearsome power of Logia users, they are far from being truly invincible. The power of Logia fruits can give many untrained users the impression that they are invincible in battle, but this is not the case, especially in dangerous areas like the New World that are full of experienced fighters who know a lot about Devil Fruit abilities. Since all users are required to transform into their respective element voluntarily, sneak attacks are more likely to work, as the user will not have enough time to shift into their elemental state and and avoid the attacks. However, with training, most Logia users learn to transform by reflex, eliminating their weakness of being attacked through conventional means. For example, Enel's ability has been trained to the point that he could reflexively change into his lightning form while partially asleep, using Mantra to predict his enemy's actions.

Inexperienced Logia users also tend to become seemingly overconfident, as they are unaccustomed to physically dodging or receiving attacks, due to the nature of their powers. Thus, if this advantage is neutralized by some means, they then have to start to rely on their own physical ability to dodge, a skill which they may or may not be proficient at. This is somewhat mitigated by the fact that most Logia users shown thus far are extremely physically tough, even when their bodies are vulnerable. However, for users who solely rely on their so-called invincibility while having little to no natural defensive power, such as Caribou, this overconfidence seems to be far more apparent and damaging. Also, reforming their bodies after receiving an opponent's attack requires concentration. Fear can even hinder the regeneration process, as seen when Monet felt so much fear at how Roronoa Zoro could have used Haki to kill her, to the point that she could not properly reform herself for a moment, barely managing to get one half of her body to fight.

Another way to harm a Logia user is to exploit the element itself, using its properties to solidify the user's body and rendering them vulnerable to damage. For example, Enel, being made of electricity, is vulnerable to Luffy's rubber body despite his honed reflexes, since rubber is an insulator. Another example is Crocodile, who, being made of sand, can be struck if his body is dampened (either by getting him wet or striking him with something with a wet surface), since sand sticks together if wet.

In addition to solidifying the user's body, it is possible to use elemental weaknesses to a further extreme, completely neutralizing the element that makes up the user's body. Even though a Logia user can generate near-limitless amounts of their element, they cannot recover from blows that damage their true physical body, no matter what state it's in. This is first shown by Akainu, whose magma was able to overpower Ace's flames, causing him physical damage despite both being Logia users. The Hie Hie no Mi is also capable of overpowering the Yuki Yuki no Mi[3] In addition to this, Logia users cannot regenerate their limbs from their true body if they are severed, as it was revealed that Aokiji has lost a sizable amount of his left leg (up to half of his thigh) during his post-timeskip battle against Akainu for the Fleet Admiral position, and resorts to using a prosthetic ice leg made of his Devil Fruit's power.

Users of Busoshoku Haki can strike Logia users as if they were human; Rayleigh describes it as the ability to "force into solidity the fluid bodies of the near-invincible Logia Fruit users" when he explains it. When Haki is used in an attack to a Logia user while they are intangible, rather than nullifying the powers completely, it allows the Haki user to deal damage to them as if their bodies were normal. It also allows the one using Haki to grab the person in their transformed state as if they were tangible. During his battle with Smoker, Vergo demonstrated that Logia users should not transform into their element against people more proficient in the use of Haki than them, since the increased body volume also increases the area where the Logia user can be attacked.

This is not infallible, however, as both Aokiji and Akainu (Haki users themselves) have both been hit by Haki-enhanced attacks that should have injured them, but have reformed back to normal. Akainu does mention that it is annoying to fight Haki users, suggesting that he took significant effort to resist it. There is also the solution of simply dodging Haki-imbued attacks; physical contact is still required to harm a Logia user, which means that as long as the Logia user performs long-range, indirect attacks, they can remain perfectly invulnerable.

Finally, Logia users suffer the same weakness to the sea and Seastone as with other Devil Fruit users, forcing them back into their original form and sealing their powers. So far though, apart from Smoker, most Logia users seem to be able to avoid contact with the sea by either flying over the water or freezing it.

Logia Type Users[]

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Logia Users
Canon
Smoker Garui Crocodile Rokuren Enel
Kuzan Marshall D. Teach Shirahama Juzo Hendrick D Ezio Deimon Gideon
Borsalino Shoichi Maizuru Sakazuki Caribou
Caesar Clown Akon Sabo Netto Charlotte Sister
Aramaki
Deceased
Portgas D. Ace  Date D Lang   Date Goku Monet 
Non-Canon
Honey Queen Simon Gasparde

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  • Smoker
  • Portgas D Ace
  • Date D Lang
  • Crocodile
  • Enel
  • Kuzan
  • Maizuru
  • Barsalino
  • Date Goku
  • Shoichi
  • Sakazuki
  • Caeser Clown
  • Marshal D Teach
  • Caribou
  • Monet
  • Sabo
  • Netto

List of Known Logia Fruits[]

Canon[]

  • Moku Moku no Mi (English Versions: Smoke-Smoke Fruit/Plume-Plume Fruit): Element of smoke.
  • Mera Mera no Mi (English Versions: Flare-Flare Fruit/Flame-Flame Fruit): Element of fire.
  • Suna Suna no Mi (English Versions: Sand-Sand Fruit): Element of sand.
  • Goro Goro no Mi (English Versions: Rumble-Rumble Fruit): Element of electricity.
  • Hie Hie no Mi (English Versions: Chilly-Chilly Fruit/Ice-Ice Fruit): Element of ice.
  • Yami Yami no Mi (English Versions: Dark-Dark Fruit): Element of darkness.
  • Pika Pika no Mi (English Versions: Glint-Glint Fruit): Element of light.
  • Magu Magu no Mi (English Versions: Magma-Magma Fruit): Element of magma.
  • Numa Numa no Mi (English Versions: Swamp-Swamp Fruit): Element of swamp.
  • Gasu Gasu no Mi (English Versions: Gas-Gas Fruit): Element of gas.
  • Yuki Yuki no Mi (English Versions: Snow-Snow Fruit): Element of snow.

Non-Canon[]

  • Toro Toro no Mi: Element of some unknown liquid. (Movie 2)
  • Pasa Pasa no Mi: Element of paper. (Video Game)
  • Ame Ame no Mi: Element of liquid syrup or candy based liquid. (Movie 4)

Trivia[]

  • Except for Enel and Rokuren, every canon Logia user revealed before the timeskip was present during the Battle of Marineford.
  • The word "Logia" is a Greek word from New Testament scholarship that translates roughly as "sayings, utterances, oracles". It is surmised that given the kanji, this type of Devil Fruit is meant to represent an element of nature "speaking" with force; always with a destructive capacity.
  • Trebol utilizes his Paramecia ability, the Beta Beta no Mi, to create a thick coat of mucus over his slim and frail body to trick his opponents into thinking he has a Logia ability.[4]

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Zoan
Zoan: Enma Enma no Mi  •  Eki Eki no Mi, Model: Armadillo  •  Eki Eki no Mi, Model: Armadillo Lizard  •  Gumo Gumo no Mi  •  Gumo Gumo no Mi, Model: Tarantulas  •  Guwa Guwa no Mi  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Cobra  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Hydra  •  Hebi Hebi no Mi, Model: Naga  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Ice God  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Ghost  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Sky God  •  Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Vampire  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Akita  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Coyote  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dire Wolf  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Doberman  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Fenrir  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Hellhound  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Nine-Tailed Fox  •  Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Shiba Inu  •  Kame Kame no Mi, Model: Genbu  •  Kame Kame no Mi, Model: Tortoise  •  Kamo Kamo no Mi, Model: Platypus  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Panda  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Black Bear  •  Kuma Kuma no Mi, Model: Polar Bear  •  Kyo Kyo no Mi, Model: Baryonyx  •  Kyo Kyo no Mi, Model: Brontosaurus  •  Kyo Kyo no Mi, Model: Giganotosaurus  •  Kyo Kyo no Mi, Model: Tyrannosaurus  •  Kyo Kyo no Mi, Model: Utahraptor  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Cheetah  •  Neko Neko no Mi Model: Homotherium  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Jaguar  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Lion  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Snow Leopard  •  Neko Neko no Mi, Model: Tiger  •  Saru Saru no Mi  •  Saru Saru no Mi, Model: Chimpanzee  •  Saru Saru no Mi, Model: Fire Monkey  •  Saru Saru no Mi, Model: Gorilla  •  Saru Saru no Mi, Model: Gibbon  •  Saru Saru no Mi, Model: Sun Wukong  •  Tatsu Tatsu no Mi, Model: Fire Dragon  •  Tatsu Tatsu no Mi, Model: Ice Dragon  •  Tatsu Tatsu no Mi, Model: Steel Dragon  •  Tatsu Tatsu no Mi, Model: Storm Dragon  •  Toka Toka no Mi, Model: Komodo Dragon  •  Tori Tori no Mi  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Firebird  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Icebird  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Thunderbird  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Bald Eagle  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Hawk  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Pigeon  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Red-Tailed Hawk  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Suzaku  •  Tori Tori no Mi, Model: Yatagarasu  •  Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Kirin  •  Uma Uma no Mi, Model: Pegasus  •  Usa Usa no Mi  •  Usa Usa no Mi Model: Al-mi'raj  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Bull  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Cow  •  Ushi Ushi no Mi, Model: Elasmotherium  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Gyokuryu  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Hakuryu  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Kohryu  •  Uo Uo no Mi, Model: Ryujin  •  Wani Wani no Mi  •  Wani Wani no Mi, Model: Aligator  •  Wani Wani no Mi Model: Sarcosuchus  •  Yagi Yagi no Mi  •  Yagi Yagi no Mi, Model: Deer  •  Yumo Yumo no Mi  •  Yumo Yumo no Mi, Model: Ground Sloth  •  Zou Zou no Mi, Model: Mastodon
Logia
Logia: Aoi Aoi no Mi  •  Amai Amai no Mi  •  Baio Baio no Mi  •  Bana Bana no Mi  •  Bura Bura no Mi  •  Chikara Chikara no Mi  •  Chira Chira no Mi  •  Chiri Chiri no Mi  •  Damu Damu no Mi  •  Dasu Dasu no Mi  •  Ekuto Ekuto no Mi  •  Gaba Gaba no Mi  •  Ganma Ganma no Mi  •  Goka Goka no Mi  •  Gune Gune no Mi  •  Gure Gure no Mi  •  Hai Hai no Mi  •  Hono Hono no Mi  •  Hoshi Hoshi no Mi  •  Hyoga Hyoga no Mi  •  Jite Jite no Mi  •  Joki Joki no Mi  •  Jueki Jueki no Mi  •  Kaze Kaze no Mi  •  Koku Koku no Mi  •  Kono Kono no Mi  •  Kumo Kumo no Mi  •  Kure Kure no Mi  •  Kusa Kusa no Mi  •  Meru Meru no Mi  •  Michi Michi no Mi  •  Mizu Mizu no Mi  •  Ougon Ougon no Mi  •  Rasu Rasu no Mi  •  Repu Repu no Mi  •  Rugi Rugi no Mi  •  Ruku Ruku no Mi  •  Sake Sake no Mi  •  Seshi Seshi no Mi  •  Soryu Soryu no Mi  •  Suki Suki no Mi  •  Sura Sura no Mi  •  Taiyo Taiyo no Mi  •  Take Take no Mi  •  Tanso Tanso no Mi  •  Tāru Tāru no Mi  •  Tetsu Tetsu no Mi  •  Tochi Tochi no Mi  •  Toyu Toyu no Mi  •  Tsuchi Tsuchi no Mi  •  Uddo Uddo no Mi  •  Yoga Yoga no Mi  •  Zoku Zoku no Mi

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  1. 1.0 1.1 One Piece Manga and Anime — Vol. 11 Chapter 97 and Episode 48.
  2. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 30 (p. 104), Oda mentions Logias are forces of nature and the best of the three types of devil fruits.
  3. SBS One Piece Manga — Vol. 79.
  4. One Piece Manga — Vol. 78 Chapter 782 (p. 11), Trebol reveals his fruit to be a Paramecia, not a Logia.
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