Devil Fruit's Names Myth & Rare

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Devil Fruit's Names Myth & Rare

Myth: The names of the unnamed Devil Fruits must be...

Some of the fan guesses for the names have been:

Eustass Kid                  : Jiji Jiji no Mi (Ji means magnet, furthermore jiji can be translated as grandpa) or Jisha Jisha no mi (Jisha also means Magnet)

Jewelry Bonney            : Toki Toki no Mi (Toki means time) or Toshi Toshi no Mi (Toshi means age)

Capone Bege               : Shiro Shiro no Mi (Shiro means castle, it can also mean white), Fune Fune no Mi (Fune means vessel), Yosai Yosai no Mi (Yosai means fortress), or Gun Gun no Mi (Gun means army).

Basil Hawkins              : Mugi Mugi no Mi (Mugi means straw) or Budu Budu no Mi/Budo Budo no Mi (Budu/Budo translation for voodoo).

X Drake                       : Dino Dino no Mi Model: Tyranno, Kyo Kyo no Mi Model: Tyrannosaurus Rex (Kyo comes from kyouryuu, meaning dinosaur).

Scratchmen Apoo        : Oto Oto no Mi (Oto means sound), Uta Uta no Mi (Uta means song), or Gaki Gaki no Mi (Gakki is instrument).

Urouge                        : Moko Moko no Mi (muscle sound and Urouge's power sound in the manga).

Minotaurus                  : Ushi Ushi no Mi Model: Bull or the standard Ushi Ushi no Mi.

Minozebra                   : Uma Uma no Mi Model: Zebra

Minokoala                   : Kuma Kuma no Mi Model: Koala (Kuma means bear, a reference to the term "koala bear")

Minorhinoceros            : Rino Rino no Mi, Sai Sai no Mi (Sai means rhinoceros) or Uma Uma no Mi Model: Rhinoceros (rhinos are related to horses).

Unnamed Impel Down prisoner           : Tone Tone no Mi (Tone comes from Tonneru, meaning Tunnel)

Laffitte                          : Tori Tori no Mi Model: Swallow/Owl or Tobu Tobu no Mi (Tobu means fly)

Jozu                             : Hari Hari no Mi (Hari means crystal), Daiya Daiya no Mi (Daiya short for Daiyamondo meaning diamond), Dia Dia no Mi (Dia is also short for Diamond), or Hose Hose no Mi (Hōse means gem). Gira Gira no Mi (Gira Gira is the otomopedia for sparkling, refering to a diamond sparkling)

Marco                          : Tori Tori no Mi; Model: Phoenix

Blamenco                    : Poke Poke no Mi (Poketto means pocket)

Dalmatian                    : Inu Inu no Mi, Model: Dalmatian

Onigumo                      : Kumo Kumo no Mi, Model: Tarantula

Epoida                         : Mushi Mushi no Mi Model: Caterpillar (Mushi means Bug)

Pekoms                        : Kame Kame no Mi (Kame means turtle)

Minochihuahua              : Inu Inu no Mi Model: Chihuahua (Inu means dog)

Momonosuke               : Ryu Ryu no Mi Model: Lung (Chinese Dragon, Ryuu means dragon)

Kin'emon                     : Kaso Kaso no Mi (Kasou means disguise)

Issho                            : Genshu Genshu no Mi or Geshu Geshu no Mi (Genshuku meaning Gravity)

Chiqicheetah                : Neko Neko no Mi Model: Cheetah

Alpacacino                  : Kuda Kuda no Mi Model: Alpaca (Kuda comes from rakuda, meaning camel)