ONE PIECE’s New Official Zoro Premium Statue Recreates His Greatest Wano Feat
One of Roronoa Zoro’s biggest moments from One Piece’s Wano Country arc is being turned into a dramatic new 1/6 scale statue, recreating the swordsman’s transformation into the “King of Hell” during his battle with King.
The officially licensed “ONE PIECE Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series Roronoa Zoro 1/6 Statue” from Jimei Palace surrounds Zoro with green aura effects and the red lightning of his Conqueror’s Haki while recreating his three-sword fighting style.
The scene comes from the climax of Zoro’s battle against King the Conflagration, where he finally learns how to properly control Enma and begins channeling his Conqueror’s Haki through his swords.
That breakthrough leads to the emergence of his King of Hell fighting style, marking a major step toward Zoro’s ambition of becoming the world’s greatest swordsman and providing the inspiration for the statue’s display.
The 34 cm tall statue places Zoro in a wide combat stance with Wado Ichimonji held between his teeth, Sandai Kitetsu in his left hand and Enma in his right.
His physique has been sculpted with the exaggerated musculature seen during the battle, while damage across his body includes cuts and scrapes alongside the large chest scar left by Dracule Mihawk.
Jimei Palace has also recreated the folds and layered textures of his clothing, with the lower edges of his coat receiving an orange-red finish that visually connects Zoro with the flames surrounding the rocky base.
Those flames reference King’s attacks during their battle, helping place the statue within the specific Onigashima confrontation rather than presenting Zoro in a more general combat pose.
The most prominent effects surround Zoro himself, with translucent green aura pieces winding around his body and swords alongside red lightning representing the Conqueror’s Haki being released during the attack.
The statue measures approximately 42 cm wide and 25 cm deep, giving the effects enough room to extend around Zoro without overwhelming the central figure.
Jimei Palace is offering the statue in two versions, with the “Echo Version” containing the main Zoro display and his biting-sword head sculpt.
The “Premium Version” expands the display with green slash and flame effects for Zoro’s three swords, making the Haki surrounding Wado Ichimonji, Sandai Kitetsu and Enma considerably more prominent.
It also adds an interchangeable head sculpt showing Zoro with a confident smirk, alongside a removable bandana and an alternate sword hilt that attaches magnetically to either the statue’s scabbard or the separate bust display.
The unused head sculpt can be mounted on its own smoke-effect bust base, allowing both expressions to remain part of the display rather than leaving the alternate portrait stored away.
The main statue is made from materials including resin, clear resin and PU, with the standard display weighing around 2.7 kg before packaging.
Zoro joins Jimei Palace’s growing “Legendary Straw Hat Crew Series,” which has already expanded to include other members of the crew such as Sanji, Brook and the recently revealed Usopp.
The “Echo Version” is priced at $319 USD (approx. £236 GBP), while the expanded “Premium Version” costs $379 USD (approx. £281 GBP).
Pre-orders are now open through Jimei Palace’s official online store, with deposits of $139 for the Echo Version and $159 for the Premium Version.
The final production quantity will be determined toward the end of the limited pre-order period, with the statue currently expected to begin releasing from the second quarter of 2027 or later.
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