In the hidden scrolls of Ohara, in forbidden lines beneath ancient Poneglyphs, there exists a whisper — not of a man, not of a god… but of a fruit that remembers.
Its name? Forgotten.
Its shape? Ever-shifting.
Its class? Mythical Zoan, though no known classification system dares contain it.
But to the world… it is now known again:
The Aether Aether no Mi.
Nature:
The Aether Aether no Mi is the first and oldest Devil Fruit, existing before the concept of Devil Fruits ever became known. It is not a copy, a mimic, or an echo — it is the source. Every fruit born into this world carries its imprint in some way.
Unlike standard Mythical Zoans, which transform the user into divine beasts or deities, this fruit transforms the bearer into an emotionally-aligned celestial avatar — a Thronebearer. One who does not reign over others… but holds the burden of judgment.
This fruit is so powerful that the sea itself rejected it, not in hatred, but out of primal fear. Imu has erased entire bloodlines to keep its myth buried. Even Joy Boy's Nika Fruit is a response to this one — a laughter meant to balance a coming storm.
Forms:
1. Holy Seraph Form — Wings of Grace
Appearance: Golden-white feathers, radiant skin, six pairs of angelic wings.
Aura of healing, peace, and clarity.
Powers: Restoration, emotional purification, divine Haki amplification.
Capable of undoing the emotional trauma that locks certain Devil Fruit awakenings.
2. Fallen Archangel Form — Wings of Wrath
Appearance: Charred-black flaming wings mixed with holy ones, glowing sigils on the skin.
Powers: Judgment-based attacks, memory-searing Haki, Devil Fruit nullification zones.
Final awakening lets user permanently erase a Devil Fruit's spirit from the reincarnation cycle.
Haki Integration:
The Aether Fruit does not grant Haki — it evolves it.
Once fully harmonized with the user, Haki becomes:
Dominion Haki — An evolved Conqueror's Haki that bends weaker wills through sheer emotional presence.
Truthsense — Observation Haki fused with spiritual empathy. Detects lies, intent, guilt, and regret.
Sanctified Armament — Armament so refined it can phase through Devil Fruits' defenses and directly harm their "will."
In simple terms: Allen's Haki burns through lies, illusions, and sin itself.
Lore Summary:
First Fruit ever created — the origin point of all Devil Fruits.
When the user activates the final form, their heartbeat resonates with the very laws of the world.
Joy Boy's Nika was a response to this — laughter born to ease the weight this fruit carries.
The sea fears it. The world government forbade its mention. The Red Line trembles when its host awakens.
Known in Ancient Civilizations:
Skypiea & Birka: Called it the "Fruit of Silence." Said it could silence gods.
Lunarians: Believed the Thronebearer would come when the flame no longer burns only in the sky, but within a child.
Wano/Kozuki: Found fragments of prophecy etched behind a hidden Poneglyph. One line reads:
"He who bears the Aether walks with all things — the fire, the wing, and the fall."
Planetary-Level Awakening:
When the Aether Aether no Mi fully awakens:
Ocean currents change with the user's will.
The user hears islands speak.
Storms part. Celestial bodies react. Even Sea Kings whisper in reverence.
One scream can wipe away a kingdom's memory. One whisper can rewrite inherited will.
The fruit doesn't just affect the battlefield — it affects the world.
This is a power so ancient, so absolute, that even the concept of God in the One Piece world is incomplete without it.
Current Wielder: Allen D. Walker
Age of Awakening: 2
Status: Fully harmonized.
Notes: The fruit called to him rather than needing to be eaten. It recognized his soul — one broken, reborn, and anchored to purpose.
Allen's journey is not just a path of strength… but of remembrance.
Because through him, the world will finally remember:
"Not all gods wear crowns. Some simply carry the weight of justice... and never ask to be thanked."
Final Verdict?
This fruit isn't just OP. It's the reason Devil Fruits exist.
It's not broken — it's the breaker of what came after.