One Piece · Figure guide
Luffy Figure
Luffy sets out to become King of the Pirates with a straw hat entrusted to him by Shanks. The hat is already a promise before it becomes the emblem of a crew. His voyage gives him people whose dreams he is willing to defend as fiercely as his own.
Luffy figures draw on that long journey, from the early East Blue adventures to the transformations he develops against stronger opponents. The changing clothes and battle forms belong to a captain who keeps finding new ways to use his body and protect his freedom.
Story and characterFigure selection
The first voyage
East Blue · Romance Dawn
S.H.Figuarts Romance Dawn Luffy
View this figureThe red vest, blue shorts and straw hat bring back the Luffy who first gathers his crew.
Choose this articulated S.H.Figuarts if you are putting him beside Romance Dawn Zoro and Nami. You can work on the stance without making a later transformation the subject of the group.
The crew sets sail again
After the time skip · New World
Figuarts ZERO New World Luffy
View this figureRaised fists, the ship’s mast and blue bubbles make the departure part of the sculpture.
This is a fixed scene, with Luffy in his open red jacket and yellow sash. Give the base and the raised arms room to be seen; placing it behind another figure would hide much of what makes it different.
Bend the Gear 5 pose
Wano · Gear 5
S.H.Figuarts Gear 5 Luffy
View this figureWire inside the arms and legs lets you curve the limbs into Gear 5’s elastic shapes.
Extended arms, alternate faces, a lightning piece and a stand are included. Pick this for setting up the transformation yourself, from a laughing expression to a stretched-arm attack.
Story and character
The promise carried in a straw hat
Shanks gives Luffy the hat with the expectation that they will meet again once Luffy has become a great pirate. Keeping it safe gives a physical form to an ambition that can otherwise seem almost limitless.
It also becomes something Luffy can entrust to another person. When Nami finally asks him for help against Arlong, he places the hat on her head before going to fight. An object tied to his own promise becomes a gesture of trust toward someone who has struggled to accept help.
The crew makes that trust reciprocal. Luffy needs people who can navigate, cook and care for the ship and its passengers. His confidence as a captain includes recognizing the things he cannot do himself.
The body that keeps finding another possibility
Luffy’s elastic abilities allow him to stretch, inflate and redirect his body. The techniques he calls Gears develop that starting point in different directions as the dangers of the Grand Line increase.
After Ace’s death at Marineford, Luffy accepts that he needs more training before the crew can continue safely. His later appearance carries a scar across his chest, while his fighting draws on the Haki he learns to use. The familiar hat remains with a captain who has experienced how much a defeat can take from him.
Gear 5 emerges during the battle in Wano through the awakening of his Devil Fruit. The revelation connects the fruit long known as the Gum-Gum Fruit to the mythical Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika. White hair and clothing, an unusual heartbeat and exuberant movement accompany the change.
The transformation gives Luffy extraordinary freedom in how he fights. Its laughter fits the pleasure he takes in discovering what he can make possible, even in a confrontation with enormous consequences for the people around him.
A Luffy figure can recall the promise made to Shanks, a moment shared with the crew or a transformation reached in battle. The straw hat connects those different stages of his voyage.