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Expected release date: June, 2027
Preorder Ends on October 04, 2026
Roronoa Zoro faces the battle of Wano in this Premium statue from the Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series by Jimei Palace. Made of resin and PU at 1/6 scale, it features green, red, and black flame effects, a scenic base, and an exclusive additional bust from the Premium version.
Three swords.
A promise that cannot be broken.
And a warrior ready to cross even Hell to become the best.
Roronoa Zoro joins the Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series by Jimei Palace with a 1/6 scale statue inspired by his appearance during the Wano story arc.
The swordsman of the Straw Hat Crew is depicted in the midst of battle, wounded but still standing firm. His body bears the marks of the fight, while his gaze remains focused on his opponent: Zoro knows no hesitation when his captain’s dream is in danger.
The composition celebrates his legendary Santoryu, the fighting style based on the simultaneous use of three swords. The posture, the tension in the arms, and the arrangement of the blades turn the statue into a snapshot full of power, ready to launch another attack.
Around the character, spectacular green, red, and black flames develop. The effects envelop Zoro and the base, visually translating the energy unleashed during the battle and building a scene with strong vertical emphasis.
The sculpture also highlights the details of his damaged clothing, musculature, and scars that tell the swordsman's long journey. Every element contributes to portraying a warrior pushed beyond his limits, ever closer to the title of the greatest swordsman in the world.
The Premium Version further expands the composition with a separate bust dedicated to Zoro and additional flame effects, accompanied by a sword handle and the distinctive bandana. These extra elements offer a second display option coordinated with the main statue.
Made of resin and PU, the statue measures approximately 34 cm in height, 42 cm in width, and 25 cm in depth. The additional bust reaches about 12 cm in height.
Three blades pointed toward the future.
A vow that carries through every battle.
And the future King of Hell ready to once again surpass his own limits.
Zoro doesn’t fight just to win. He fights so that no one can stop his captain’s dream.
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