3 Worst Devil Fruits in One Piece That Aren't Worth Eating

Most of the Devil Fruits (which are classified as either Paramecia, Zoan, or Logia types) shown in the One Piece manga and anime are appealing in some form or fashion. Plenty of them provide more straightforward powers, like the Riki Riki no Mi (Strong-Strong Fruit), which enhances the user’s strength. Others have more unique properties, like the Horo Horo no Mi (Hollow-Hollow Fruit), which allows the user to conjure ghosts that can phase through walls, explode, and drain a person’s willpower.

However, there are a select number of Devil Fruits in One Piece that rank as the absolute worst. Sometimes this is because the ability the user gains is next to useless or only useful in extremely specific circumstances. Other times, the ability granted is more trouble than it’s worth, is difficult to live with, or it's just too bizarre and uncomfortable to witness. Whatever the specific reason, the One Piece characters who ate the following Devil Fruits hit the bottom of the barrel.

Hito Hito no Mi

Tony Tony Chopper was fortunate when he ate the Human-Human Fruit, as his intelligence was increased, and he gained the ability to transform into a human-like form or a reindeer/human hybrid. However, humans in the One Piece universe should avoid this Devil Fruit at all costs, as eating it would simply make them more… human. It’s unclear what exactly that would look like, but it’s not worth the cost of no longer being able to swim. Besides, most of Chopper’s cool abilities originate from the Rumble Balls he created.

Woshu Woshu no Mi

Marine Vice Admiral Tsuru has mostly sat on the sidelines during One Piece, usually engaged in conversation with fellow officers like Sengoku and Garp. However, there was one point during the Marineford arc when she dispatched some pirates with her unsettling Wash-Wash Fruit powers. Not only do they let her literally wash and hang opponents out to dry like they’re laundry, those who go through this process have some of the evil in their hearts “washed” out. While Tsuru finds these powers useful, watching them in action is too weird.

Baku Baku no Mi

On the surface, the Munch-Munch Fruit is just one of the weirder Devil Fruits. It enables its user, which is currently Wapol, to eat anything, as well as absorb the properties, even another living being. The problem is that eating this fruit curses the user with an insatiable hunger. So, Wapol will never know what it’s like to have a full stomach again. Gaining a freakish power like that is not worth a person having this uncomfortable and agonizing feeling for the rest of their life.