One Piece Officially Returns to Wano for Limited-Edition $1,369 Zoro vs King Premium Statue
Image by James RichardsonPremium collectibles manufacturer JIMEI PALACE has revealed a huge new officially licensed One Piece statue recreating Roronoa Zoro’s climactic battle against King during the raid on Onigashima.
The “ONE PIECE Zoro vs. King “2026 Anniversary Release” Limited Edition Statue” brings both fighters together within a single elaborate display, surrounding Zoro’s King of Hell transformation with King’s flames, sweeping wings and the destruction left across the battlefield.
Zoro’s confrontation with King takes place during the closing stages of the Wano Country Arc, pitting the Straw Hat Pirates’ swordsman against the lead All-Star of Kaido’s Beasts Pirates.
King is one of the last known survivors of the Lunarian race, whose natural durability and ability to generate fire initially leave Zoro struggling to understand how his defenses can be overcome.
The battle also becomes a turning point for Zoro’s relationship with Enma, as he learns to stop restricting the sword’s demand for Haki and begins channeling his Conqueror’s Haki through his blades.
That breakthrough leads to his King of Hell fighting style and ultimately allows him to defeat King during one of the largest individual battles of the Onigashima raid.
ANIKINGDOM and JIMEI PALACE have recreated that confrontation through a premium display measuring approximately 68 cm tall, 74 cm wide and 49 cm deep, with a weight of around 20 kg before packaging.
Zoro is positioned at the center of the scene with all three swords drawn as translucent green aura effects curl around his body and blades.
Red and black Haki lightning spreads through the surrounding composition, linking the swordsman to the moment he begins consciously coating his attacks with Conqueror’s Haki.
King towers over the opposite side of the display with his large black wings spread behind him, while detailed sculpting across his body recreates the armor, clothing textures and battle damage from their confrontation.
His flame attack forms another major part of the statue, with a huge dragon-shaped fire effect extending across the scene opposite Zoro’s green aura.
Clear resin and gradient paint are used throughout the effects to separate the green energy surrounding Zoro from King’s intense red and orange flames, with the shattered Onigashima terrain beneath them completing the battlefield display.
Two versions are being produced, beginning with an “Anniversary Non-Illuminated Version” that retains the complete sculpt, effects and painted finish without an internal lighting system.
The expanded “Anniversary Illuminated Version” incorporates more than 1,600 LEDs across over 10 meters of internal light strips, divided between 20 illuminated points throughout the statue.
Its one-touch lighting system can cycle through a flowing breathing effect, a more intense breathing and flashing sequence, constant illumination and transitional startup and shutdown effects.
The complete automated sequence lasts approximately four minutes before repeating, while the different lighting modes can also emphasize the contrasting colors of Zoro’s aura, King’s flames and the Haki effects surrounding them.
JIMEI PALACE has already revisited the same Wano battle through its recent “ONE PIECE Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series Roronoa Zoro 1/6 Statue,” which focuses solely on Zoro after he unlocks his King of Hell fighting style.
That smaller release surrounds Zoro with green aura and Conqueror’s Haki effects inspired by his fight against King, making the new two-character statue a substantially larger interpretation of the same confrontation.
The manufacturer has also been rapidly expanding its wider One Piece lineup, with recent premium statues covering characters including Blackbeard and Donquixote Doflamingo alongside other members of the Straw Hat Pirates such as Brook and Usopp.
Pre-orders for the “ONE PIECE Zoro vs. King “2026 Anniversary Release” Limited Edition Statue” are open through the official JIMEI PALACE online store from 10:30 AM on October 3 until 10:29 AM on November 2, 2026 (GMT+8), with purchases limited to one statue per account.
The final production quantity will be determined when orders close on November 2, with JIMEI PALACE confirming that no additional reissues will be produced.
The “Anniversary Non-Illuminated Version” is priced at $1,079 with a $460 deposit option, while the “Anniversary Illuminated Version” costs $1,369 with a $580 deposit, excluding shipping and taxes.
Both versions are currently expected to begin shipping between the third and fourth quarters of 2027.
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