Beri Beri no Mi

Belonging to the Paramecia branch of Devil Fruit, this power reshapes the eater's body into a swarm of small, berry-like orbs, earning them the title of Grape Human. The one who swallowed it is the Marine Very Good. VIZ and Funimation both translate the name as the Berry-Berry Fruit, with Beri derived from the English "berry" and not to be mixed up with the Belly, the currency used across the One Piece world.

Once the fruit is eaten, its holder can break apart into a set of round, cannonball-shaped pieces. This grants immunity to impact damage. In that respect it behaves as an inverse counterpart to Buggy's fruit, the Bara Bara no Mi, whose owner instead shrugs off slashing blows rather than blunt ones. When Franky drove his Strong Right punch into Very Good, the strike simply passed through the berry balls without effect. The anime lets these detached pieces hover and circle a foe so each sphere can dive in from a fresh direction, while the manga limits them to bouncing; either way the entire body, feet included, can float freely, which the Bara Bara no Mi cannot manage. The trade-offs are steep. Defense comes at the cost of power and pace, so Franky's fists and Zoro's blades both blocked the charges with ease. The body divides only a single time and cannot subdivide into smaller fragments, and the user must watch every piece, since a seized ball is hard to retrieve. Franky ended the fight by clutching Very Good's head and stripping away his defense. Cutting attacks and the standard Devil Fruit weaknesses round out its vulnerabilities.

Very Good, a captain within the Marines, is the sole known holder. He splits into the cluster of orbs he calls "berries" and hurls them at a target from several angles at once, using each ball as a launched projectile to press an opponent from multiple sides.