Tony Tony Chopper is one of the most beloved characters in One Piece — the Straw Hat crew's doctor, a former reindeer from the Drum Kingdom, and user of the Hito Hito no Mi, he embodies the series' tenderness, courage, and humor. His many forms (Walk Point, Heavy Point, Monster Point, Guard Point…) also make him one of the most visually diverse characters in the One Piece universe, resulting in extraordinarily varied figurines. In this guide, we present our selection of the best Chopper figurines to add to your collection.
Tony Tony Chopper: the little reindeer with a big heart
Chopper first appeared in the Drum Island arc, where Luffy and Nami met him on a snowy island. After eating the Hito Hito no Mi, he gained the ability to take human form, which initially made the island's inhabitants fear and reject him, before Dr. Hiluluk welcomed him as his medical apprentice. It is this touching story — the search for belonging, the meaning of sacrifice, and the power of medicine — that makes Chopper so endearing to fans of all ages.
His signature phrase, “I'm not happy” (even though he is visibly delighted), has become one of the series' most adorable running gags. But beyond the humor, Chopper is a dedicated doctor who fights with fierce intensity to protect his nakamas. His unleashed Monster Point in certain arcs proves that impressive power lies behind that adorable face.
Chopper Figurine on the Gomu Gomu Devil Fruit: a nod to Luffy
This figurine depicts Chopper sitting on the Gomu Gomu Devil Fruit, the fruit that gave Monkey D. Luffy his powers. This affectionate nod between the two characters — the clumsiest nakama and the cutest doctor in the crew — makes it a unique collector's piece. Chopper's relaxed pose, with his legs dangling in the air, perfectly expresses his laid-back side and his love of curiosity.
The sculpting is detailed, and the colors are vivid and faithful to the original. It is one of the most original Chopper figurines on the French market, thanks to its staging around an iconic Devil Fruit. Perfect for a desk or collector's shelf.
This model pairs perfectly with our other Straw Hat crew figurines. To create a complete diorama, check out our One Piece figurines available for Luffy, Zoro, Nami, and Robin. The Luffy on Gear 5 Devil Fruit figurine is particularly complementary to this Chopper piece.
Chopper Wano Style Figurine: the little reindeer in a kimono
The Wano Kuni arc gave all the One Piece characters a clothing makeover inspired by feudal Japan. Chopper, as adorable as ever, found himself dressed in a traditional Japanese style, with an outfit and accessories that playfully contrast with his miniature size and ever-expressive face. This figurine perfectly captures this special moment from the arc.
The pose is dynamic and full of life — Chopper in a fighting or charging stance, with every detail of his Wano costume meticulously sculpted. It is an excellent reminder of the saga's longest and most ambitious arc, which marked the triumphant return of the entire Straw Hat crew after their separation in Sabaody.
Chopper Figurine — Wano Kuni Style
Chopper in a traditional Japanese outfit from the Wano arc. Dynamic pose, sculpted costume details, and vivid, faithful colors. A must-have for Wano arc fans.
This figurine is offered at a very accessible price for a high-quality sculpture. It is an excellent starting point for beginner collectors who want to begin a Chopper collection, or a perfect addition for those who already own Wano figurines of Zoro, Nami, and Robin. Check out our article on the Wano Kuni arc and its highlights to immerse yourself in the atmosphere once again.
Chopper Pop Buffed Outfit Figurine: the powerful form
In the series, Chopper can use several forms thanks to his Rumble Balls. The Buffed Outfit is one of the most visually impressive: Chopper takes on a muscular and imposing appearance while retaining his characteristic features. It is an amusing and striking contrast between the character's usual cuteness and his obvious physical strength.
This Pop figurine captures this duality with a dynamic, energetic pose. The emphasized muscles, focused expression, and sculpted accessories make it a piece that stands out pleasantly in a collection dominated by cute versions of Chopper. A guaranteed visual surprise for visitors to your shelf.
Chopper Pop Figurine — Buffed Outfit
Chopper in his muscular Buffed form, with a dynamic and energetic pose. A striking contrast between the character's cuteness and his strength. An essential piece for any Chopper collection.
To complete your Chopper collection, pair this Pop figurine with the Chopper blue-and-pink hat plush or the buildable Lego Chopper. Together, these three pieces form a complete and varied tribute to the crew's doctor.
Chopper's role in the Straw Hat crew
As the crew's doctor, Chopper plays a crucial role in the Straw Hats' adventures. His ambition? To cure every disease in the world, in memory of his mentor, Dr. Hiluluk, and his teacher, Dr. Kureha. Each arc gives him the opportunity to grow both as a doctor and as a fighter.
His Rumble Balls and forms
Chopper can take several forms thanks to his Hito Hito no Mi: Brain Point (his enhanced-brain form), Walk Point (his natural reindeer form), Heavy Point (a large and strong humanoid form), Guard Point (a defensive ball of fur), Jumping Point (maximum agility), and Monster Point (a gigantic and devastating form). Through training with Dr. Vegapunk, he learned to control these forms without a Rumble Ball during the time skip.
His most memorable moments
- Drum Island arc: his meeting with Luffy and the moving story involving Dr. Hiluluk.
- Thriller Bark arc: his courage in facing Moria to save his nakamas.
- Punk Hazard arc: his medical care of the children infected by Caesar Clown's experiments.
- Wano arc: his Monster Point battle against Kaido's forces.
Tips for displaying your Chopper figurines
To showcase your Chopper figurines as effectively as possible, here are some practical tips:
- Create a dedicated Chopper space on a shelf with a themed background (a map of the Grand Line, pastel colors).
- Mix different formats: collector's figurines, plush toys, and Lego for a varied and dynamic display.
- Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade plastics and paint over time.
- Use a stand or tray to highlight the pieces and protect them from dust.
For more One Piece decorating and collecting ideas, check out our article on One Piece bedroom décor or our guide to One Piece collector plush toys. Our complete collection of One Piece figurines is waiting for you to assemble the complete Straw Hat crew.
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