Collection: One Piece Pop Figurines

Not all One Piece figures strive for the same level of realism. The One Piece Pop Figures collection embraces a stylized look, with chibi proportions and bold colors, offering another way to collect the crew of Monkey D. Luffy and the major figures of the Grand Line. Here, Zoro, Trafalgar Law, Yamato, and Gol D. Roger are available in a compact, accessible format designed to be collected by the dozen without taking over an entire display case.

Each Pop figure preserves its character's distinctive visual features: Chopper's kimono in Wano, Yamato's mask as Kaido's daughter, Nami's Raid Suit, or Luffy Taro's armor in the style of the Land of Wa. This is the ideal format for discovering the One Piece universe from a different perspective or giving an original piece to a fan who already owns more classic figures.

How to choose your One Piece Pop figure?

• For Wano's samurai spirit — the One Piece Luffy Taro Pop Figure (Wano Kuni Style), reimagining Luffy in armor inspired by the Land of Wa.
• For a rare and sought-after variant — the One Piece Red Hawk Luffy Pop Figure, a highly coveted version among Pop collectors.
• For the crew's mascot — the One Piece Chopper Pop Figure (Wano Kimono Style), adorable in a traditional kimono.
• For Kaido's daughter, Pop style — the One Piece Yamato Pop Figure (Demon Mask), faithfully capturing her iconic mask.
• For the first Pirate King — the One Piece Gol D. Roger Pop Figure (Pirate Captain Version), a cult piece for fans of the treasure's origins.
• For the crew's swordsman in a compact format — the One Piece Roronoa Zoro Pop Figure (Classic Combat Stance), shown in his most recognizable pose.
• For a stylized surgeon inspired by the Land of Wano — the One Piece Pop Trafalgar Law Figure (Wano Country Arc), in his Wano arc outfit.
• For the navigator, in Raid Suit form — the One Piece Pop Nami Figure (Raid Suit “Soba Mask”), in her futuristic battle outfit.

This collection or "One Piece Figures"?

The One Piece Pop Figures collection stands out with its stylized design, intentionally chibi proportions, and matte finish, created for collectors who appreciate the compact aesthetic of a vinyl figure rather than the realism of classic sculptures. The parent collection One Piece Figures, on the other hand, brings together all the realistic figures, busts, and detailed dioramas, scaled to the character and their original scene. Two approaches, one universe: whether you are looking for a piece faithful to Eiichiro Oda's artwork or a more playful and accessible figure to collect by the dozen, either collection will meet your expectations. For a handpicked selection combining both styles, our One Piece Gift Ideas page remains a safe bet.

Who is it for?

This collection is aimed at collectors who enjoy displaying multiple figures on the same shelf without breaking the bank, as well as fans discovering the Pop universe who want to start a fun and accessible collection. The compact format and stylized design work just as well on a desk as in a teenager's bedroom, and are particularly well suited to birthday gifts for introducing someone close to the One Piece universe.

Complete your collection

To continue your Pop collection or return to a more realistic style, head to Shanks and Ace Figures, Luffy Figures, Zoro Figures, or Nami and Robin Figures. All these selections are also accessible from the parent collection One Piece Figures.

To better understand the characters behind these stylized figures, a few articles from our One Piece Blog are well worth a read: Yamato, Kaido's daughter or Oden's reincarnation?, Roronoa Zoro, the three swords, Enma, and the path toward Mihawk, Trafalgar Law, the Ope Ope no Mi, and the ultimate sacrifice, Gol D. Roger and his crew, the pirates who conquered the world, and Best One Piece Figures of 2026: The Collector's Complete Guide.

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