This vinyl figurine from the renowned high-end ‘King of Artist’ collection by leading manufacturer Banpresto depicts the legendary and one-of-a-kind Pirate King: Gol D. Roger.

 

The figurine stands out for its generous dimensions, measuring approximately 23 cm in height – a signature size of the ‘King of Artist’ range that ensures a striking visual presence in a display cabinet. The design of this range is characterised by strikingly realistic sculpting and meticulous attention to facial expressions. The piece captures the illustrious pirate in a proud and triumphant pose, sporting a broad, intrepid smile brimming with confidence. The high-quality PVC sculpture faithfully reproduces his iconic physical and sartorial features, notably his prominent moustache, his long red captain’s coat draped with dynamic folds, his turquoise scarf and his fitted fabric belt. The meticulous application of paint highlights the textures of his buccaneer’s attire and the character’s flamboyant temperament.

 

This officially licensed collectable is aimed directly at fans of Eiichiro Oda’s masterful work, as well as enthusiasts of Banpresto’s high-quality pieces. The item is supplied mounted on its dedicated display base inside an illustrated printed box.

 

 

 

 

In the lore of the One Piece saga, Gol D. Roger is the man who conquered all the seas of the globe and the only pirate in history to have attained the supreme title of Pirate King. Captain of the legendary Roger Pirates and wielding an offensive Haki of divine intensity, he managed to sail to the mysterious island of Laugh Tale alongside his first mate Silvers Rayleigh and the samurai Kozuki Oden. It was there that he discovered the true secret of the Forgotten Century and the treasure left behind by Joy Boy. Suffering from an incurable illness and having disbanded his crew, Roger chose to surrender himself voluntarily to the Marines. Just before his public execution on the scaffold in Loguetown, his final words—revealing the existence of his treasure, the One Piece—set the hearts of millions ablaze, instantly ushering in the Golden Age of Piracy.