15 Comments

RiotBioluminescence10/27/2016, 3:44:34 PM3 votes

I dunno (and I don't have the inside secrets either, so I'm just guessing) but it looks a lot like an aggregate fruit to me - in fact, it looks a lot like certain varieties of white raspberry, or even golden raspberry.

Of course, added to that, it does seem to have a certain... glow to it, which as you might imagine by the name, I am in favor of. ;)

I strongly suspect that bluey-green is associated with healing, and it's not too overpowering a contrast in the river, so that's where the color is from. I could be wrong though!

I agree that I was a bit confused they were called honeyfruit, with that color - and if it were up to me, I might suggest the blobs on the fruit be more regularly shaped (like a raspberry).

ArnoldSchwarzens10/27/2016, 7:38:14 AM3 votes

Yeah, it should be golden-yellow.

TBakes10/27/2016, 3:30:37 PM2 votes

Ever heard of Honeydew? It's greenish-white on the inside. This looks like a cluster of them, which is where I am guessing the name came from.

Meep Man10/27/2016, 12:29:58 PM2 votes

Looks like grapes...

Catastrop10/27/2016, 1:04:20 PM1 votes

It just looks like a bunch of grapes.

Tesla Effect10/28/2016, 12:32:37 AM1 votes

Yay Raspberries! My country is the largest producer of them so I appreciate seeing this fruit in the game.

Ultîma10/30/2016, 12:51:56 AM1 votes

It's a game readability thing. Every healing effect in the game is associated with the colour green, hence the colour of the plant.

Beyond Legends10/27/2016, 8:03:10 AM1 votes

Looks like grewn grapes to me. Don't see how they look disgusting.

SaltyToplaneGoat10/27/2016, 12:21:20 PM1 votes

Maybe that's only the shell? A lot of food looks kinda weird when the actual good stuff is inside. Also, as someone else said: kinda looks like wine grapes, so pretty normal if you ask me.

Forbidden Siren10/27/2016, 12:29:06 PM1 votes

Looks like a typical Devil Fruit.