ONE PIECE’s Doflamingo Officially Returns for New Dressrosa Inspired Premium Statue
Image by James RichardsonONE PIECE is returning to Dressrosa for a huge new 1/6 scale statue of Donquixote Doflamingo, surrounding the former Warlord with the destructive string effects of his awakened Devil Fruit powers.
Doflamingo served as the main antagonist of the Dressrosa Arc, ruling the island as its king while secretly operating as the underworld broker Joker and using his position as one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea to protect his criminal empire.

His String-String Fruit allows him to create and manipulate razor-sharp threads for everything from controlling other people to cutting through buildings, with his awakening eventually letting him transform the surrounding environment itself into strings during his battle with Luffy.

Jimei Palace’s new “ONE PIECE Legendary Seven Warlords of the Sea Series Donquixote Doflamingo 1/6 Collectible Statue” recreates that later stage of the Dressrosa showdown, placing Doflamingo above the shattered remains of the city as strings erupt from the surrounding structures.

Standing approximately 46 cm tall, 32 cm wide and 26 cm deep, the statue captures Doflamingo in his familiar open shirt and pink feather coat, with his red sunglasses, wide grin and heavily defined physique giving him the intimidating presence seen throughout the arc.

The ruined Dressrosa base plays an equally important part in the display, using broken architecture and rising string effects to place Doflamingo directly within the destruction caused by his awakened abilities rather than presenting him in a more general character pose.

Jimei Palace is offering the statue in two different configurations, beginning with the “Echo Version”, which includes Doflamingo and the main ruined-city display.

The expanded “Premium Version” adds a much larger string-effect section around the base, pushing the awakened Devil Fruit effects further outward and creating a considerably more dramatic recreation of his fight against Luffy.

Both versions are produced using a mixture of resin, clear resin, PU and clear PU, with the “Echo Version” weighing approximately 5.5 kg and the additional display elements increasing the “Premium Version” to around 6.8 kg before packaging.
Doflamingo is the latest character to join Jimei Palace’s growing lineup of officially licensed ONE PIECE statues, with the manufacturer recently unveiling a huge Blackbeard release as the first entry in its Legendary Yonko Series.

Jimei Palace has also been expanding its separate Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series, with recent 1/6 scale statues recreating Zoro’s King of Hell transformation and Usopp fighting with his Pop Green attacks during the Wano Country Arc.

The “Echo Version” of the new Doflamingo statue is priced at $359, while the larger “Premium Version” costs $425, with Jimei Palace also offering deposit options of $145 and $170 respectively.

Pre-orders are available through Jimei Palace’s official online store, with both versions currently expected to begin shipping from the second quarter of 2027 and their final production quantities set to be determined when the ordering period closes.
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