Diamond Jozu
$229.00
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height (figure only): 37 cm / 14.6 in
- Height (with rock base): 40.7 cm / 16.0 in
- Height (with octagonal base): Slightly lower than 40.7 cm / 16.0 in
Configurations
- Included: Figure body
- Base Option A: Rock base — elevated, battle-terrain display
- Base Option B: Octagonal base — cleaner, lower profile display
- Extras: Numbered card
- Bonus Item: Stone fragment accessory pieces — scatter around the base for added battlefield depth
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU (polyurethane resin, a high-density casting material valued for fine surface detail) combined with standard resin components
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Studio: Ghost Studio
- Edition Size: 68 or fewer
- Series Entry: Third release in Ghost Studio’s Whitebeard Pirates lineup
VIDEO
ABOUT
Ghost Studio’s Diamond Jozu captures the Third Division Commander of the Whitebeard Pirates mid-transformation, his torso and arms erupting into a cascading wall of faceted crystal as the Kira Kira no Mi takes full effect. Standing 40.7 cm tall with the rock base, the piece is built from imported PU and resin, with a large-scale transparent diamond-effect surround that commands the silhouette from every angle. With an edition cap of 68 or fewer, this is a rare treatment of one of Marineford’s most visually striking fighters — and one of the only GK statues to give Jozu the scale his presence demands.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESGhost Studio locks in the moment Jozu activates the Kira Kira no Mi at full output — body hardening into transparent, faceted diamond as both offense and shield simultaneously. It is the posture that defined his role at Marineford: the crew's immovable front line, the man who stopped the world's strongest slash with his bare torso. Ghost Studio interprets this through a massive wraparound diamond-effect piece in clear resin, multi-faceted and catching light at every angle, which visually doubles the figure's mass and communicates the sheer physical presence the transformation carries in the source material. The gritted expression and planted stance do the rest — this is Jozu holding the line, not charging forward.
