Collection: Wanted poster One Piece

Nothing tells a pirate's legend better than a wanted poster displayed on the walls of Marine Ford. Our One Piece Wanted Poster Collection brings together more than 100 posters in the official poster format of the World Government, each featuring the portrait, name, and bounty of an iconic character, from Monkey D. Luffy to Gol D. Roger, including the most feared Yonkô of the New Era.

These faithful reproductions of the wanted posters seen in the anime and manga go far beyond a simple poster: they also include Wanted-branded accessories such as bandanas, scarves, tote bags, and AirPods cases, so you can carry your favorite character's bounty with you everywhere. A must-have for any bedroom or wall that aims to stay true to the world of Wano, Marineford, and the New World.

How do you choose your One Piece Wanted poster?

• For the most feared Emperor of the moment — the One Piece Wanted Poster - King (The Conflagration), in a dark design worthy of Kaido's commander.
• For a legendary redhead with timeless style — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Red-Haired Shanks (Black & White), a sleek poster for longtime fans.
• For the aura of the Sun God on your wall — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Monkey D. Luffy Gear 5 (Holo Effect), with its holographic effect that catches the light.
• For the crew's pirate hunter — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Roronoa Zoro (Pirate Hunter), true to his bounty from before Marineford.
• For the most destructive Yonkô — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Kaido of the Hundred Beasts, a tribute to the tyrant of Wano.
• For the founding legend of the pirate era — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Gol D. Roger (King of the Pirates), the very first bounty ever displayed in the world of One Piece.
• For the surgeon with a 3-billion-berry bounty — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Trafalgar Law (3 Billion), featuring his record bounty after Wano.
• For the most wanted archaeologist of her childhood — the One Piece Wanted Poster - Nico Robin (Demon Child), referencing her painful past in Ohara.

This collection or "One Piece Posters"?

This page focuses exclusively on the "wanted poster" format: portrait, name, and bounty in the style of an official World Government poster, along with accessories in the same style (bandanas, scarves, tote bags). To discover all our One Piece posters without a specific theme imposed—scene illustrations, artwork, group posters—head to the One Piece Posters collection, which is much broader. And if you're looking to decorate an entire room in the spirit of the Grand Line (tapestries, garlands, lighting), our One Piece Decorations selection brings together everything you need to go beyond a simple wall.

Who is it for?

This collection is for fans who want instantly recognizable wall decor, without having to choose from dozens of different illustrations: a face, a name, a bounty, and the pirate atmosphere is set. It appeals just as much to teenagers decorating their first themed bedroom as to collectors who want to display their favorite characters side by side, like the Marines' bounty wall.

Complete your collection

To go beyond the official poster format, take a look at our complete catalog of One Piece Posters, our One Piece Tapestries for covering an entire wall, our One Piece Stickers for small spaces, our One Piece Decorations to complete the room, or our One Piece Gift Ideas if you're looking to please someone close to you.

Want to know why a particular bounty skyrocketed throughout the story? A few articles on our One Piece Blog explore the journeys of these wanted pirates: Red-Haired Shanks, Luffy's friend or final enemy?, Luffy Gear 5: a complete explanation of the transformation into the Sun God, Roronoa Zoro, the three swords, Enma, and the path to Mihawk, Beast Kaido, the invincible Yonkō, Gol D. Roger and his crew, and Trafalgar Law, the Ope Ope no Mi, and the ultimate sacrifice.

❓ FAQ — One Piece Wanted Posters

Answers to the questions most frequently asked by our customers.