Childhood Nami
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: Approx. 13 cm / 5.1 in
- Footprint: Approx. 9 cm x 9 cm / 3.5 in x 3.5 in
- Weight: Approx. 200 g / 7.1 oz
Configurations
- Nami Chibi Statue
- Stone-pier Diorama Base
- Loose Accessories: Draw-string berry satchel and a scatter of belly coins
- Numbered Certificate of Authenticity
- Magnetic Nameplate
Material & Packaging
- Statue: Resin/PU Hybrid, PVC
- Paint: Translucent lacquer, tampo-printing, vacuum-plating for metallic finishes
Other
- Edition Size: 288
- Pre-Order Opens: April 22, 2025
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 – Q4 2025
- A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your order.
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ABOUT
Capture a pivotal, heart-wrenching moment from Nami’s past with this exquisite mini-diorama. This piece beautifully portrays a young Nami during the Arlong Park arc, secretly counting the savings she believes will free her village. With its emotional storytelling packed into a compact, shelf-friendly footprint, this statue is a must-have for collectors chronicling the journey of the Straw Hat Pirates’ navigator. It’s a powerful, palm-sized narrative that adds profound depth to any One Piece collection.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Nami, the brilliant navigator of the Straw Hat Pirates, endured a tragic childhood under the thumb of the fish-man pirate Arlong. Forced to work as his cartographer, she secretly amassed a fortune of 100 million belly, believing it was the price to buy back the freedom of her home, Cocoyasi Village. This statue captures a poignant moment from that time, reflecting her quiet determination and the heavy burden she carried alone.
