Best One Piece Figures: Luffy, Zoro, Nami and the Complete Straw Hat Crew

One Piece has been running for over 25 years. Its figure market is correspondingly vast, complex, and filled with exceptional pieces at every price point. This guide cuts through the noise — ranking the best specific figures for each major character, and identifying which manufacturers consistently deliver quality worth your investment.

The Manufacturer Landscape

• MegaHouse (Portrait of Pirates): the prestige standard. P.O.P. figures are the most detailed, most faithfully painted non-articulated figures in the One Piece market. The "Limited Edition" and "Premium" sub-lines are investment-grade pieces
• Bandai (S.H. Figuarts, Figuarts Zero): two distinct lines — Figuarts (articulated, poseable) and Zero (fixed-pose display). Both are excellent. Zero figures produce some of the most dynamic display pieces in the market
• Banpresto (now BAS): Bandai Spirits' mass-market arm. Lower price, consistently good quality. The DXF and Creator x Creator lines are excellent for the price
• Good Smile Company: their Nendoroid chibi-style figures cover the One Piece cast in a charming stylised form — complementary to the above, not competing

Monkey D. Luffy

• Best premium display: MegaHouse P.O.P. Luffy "Hero Edition" — Gear Fourth Boss Luffy in the iconic King Kong Gun pose, rooftop battle base. One of the most dramatic pieces in any collection
• Best poseable: S.H. Figuarts Luffy (Gear 5) — the Joy Boy awakening design, Nika form white hair, absurdist elastic poses. The Figuarts articulation finally does Gear 5 justice
• Best value: Banpresto DXF Luffy (Gear 5 version) — captures the iconic Nika design at an accessible price with excellent paint quality

Roronoa Zoro

Zoro figures consistently sell out fastest and appreciate most in the secondary market — demand always exceeds supply:

• Best premium display: MegaHouse P.O.P. Zoro Marineford version — three blades drawn, kimono open, the most iconic Zoro pose in the series. Limited edition; extremely difficult to find at original retail
• Best poseable: S.H. Figuarts Zoro (Wano arc) — the full samurai aesthetic in Bandai's articulated format. Demon Aura nine-sword style configuration included

Nami

• Best: MegaHouse P.O.P. Nami "Mugiwara Ver." — the classic Straw Hat pose with the clima-tact staff. Elegant sculpt, exceptional hair detail in the warm orange the character is defined by
• Value: Banpresto Creator x Creator Nami — consistently the strongest Nami sculpt at mass-market pricing

Sanji

• Best: Figuarts Zero Sanji "Evil" — the Whole Cake Island Sanji, Raid Suit variant. The dynamic kick pose on a flame base is an outstanding shelf presence

Tony Tony Chopper

• Best: MegaHouse P.O.P. Chopper (Twin Brothers special) — the Doctor Tony Tony Chopper with full medical bag accessories
• Value: Good Smile Nendoroid Chopper — the chibi aesthetic suits Chopper perfectly; arguably the ideal format for the character

Building a Complete Straw Hat Display

The most achievable complete set at consistent quality: Banpresto DXF across all characters — consistent quality, all characters covered, coherent aesthetic when displayed together. For premium consistency: the S.H. Figuarts Straw Hat crew set covers the original nine members at matching scale and exceptional quality.