Crocodile King of the Dunes
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: 1/6
- Height: 40 cm (15.75 in)
- Width: 47.2 cm (18.58 in)
- Depth: 32 cm (12.60 in)
Configurations
- Depicts Sir Crocodile in a dynamic desert assault pose.
- Features Crocodile atop a massive sand-sculpted crocodile, summoning a sandstorm with his golden hook.
- Base includes swirling sand effects, debris, and architectural ruins inspired by the Alabasta arc.
- Intricately detailed sculpt and paint application on his signature attire, including his fur-trimmed coat and cigar.
Material & Packaging
- Crafted from high-grade resin.
- Features premium paintwork by artist BD.
- Reinforced base designed for durability and to enhance the dynamic scene.
VIDEO
ABOUT
Shun Studio delivers a truly cinematic portrayal of Sir Crocodile, capturing the sheer menace of the King of the Dunes. This 1/6 scale masterpiece showcases his absolute command over the desert, from the monstrous sand beast at his feet to the swirling storm summoned by his hook. For collectors who appreciate a powerful narrative and an imposing presence, this is an essential centerpiece for any Alabasta arc display and a stunning tribute to one of the series’ most iconic antagonists.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Sir Crocodile, also known by his codename Mr. 0, is the formidable former Warlord of the Sea and the primary antagonist of the Alabasta Saga in the world of One Piece. As the user of the Sand-Sand Fruit, he possesses the terrifying ability to manipulate sand, dehydrate living things, and transform his body into sand at will. This statue captures the ruthless ambition and overwhelming power he wielded as the secret leader of Baroque Works.
