Goro Goro no Mi Enel
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 57 cm / 22.4 in
- Width: 50 cm / 19.7 in
- Depth: 55 cm / 21.7 in
Configurations
- Included with statue: Statue main body with integrated Nonosama Bo drums and gold staff
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Nameplate
- Cleaning brush
- White gloves
- Data/charging cable — suggests an integrated lighting element; confirm with studio before purchase
Material & Packaging
- Material: Polystone (dense resin-mineral composite prized for weight, fine surface detail, and long-term stability), imported high-clarity resin (used for translucent lightning and energy effect parts), imported PU and transparent PU (flexible polyurethane compounds used for fine detail parts and clear effect elements)
- Packaging: Not specified — no packaging detail was provided for this product
Other
- Authorization: Toei Animation officially licensed
- Studio: LightYear Studio
- Series: One Piece
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2027 (subject to change per studio confirmation)
VIDEO
ABOUT
This is LightYear Studio’s Toei Animation-licensed rendering of Enel mid-combat, body torqued forward with his gold staff extended and all four Nonosama Bo drums crackling with live current — a pose that reads as pure, unchecked divine authority. At 57 cm tall and spanning 55 cm deep, the piece is built from a layered material stack of polystone, high-clarity imported resin, and transparent PU, letting the electric-blue lightning effects carry genuine depth and luminosity. For any Skypiea Arc collector, this is the definitive shelf anchor for that saga.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>LightYear Studio locks in on the height of Enel's combat dominance during the Skypiea Arc — the moment where his Goro Goro no Mi mastery and absolute self-belief converge into a single, overwhelming offensive posture. That arc beat carries weight precisely because it represents the series' most complete portrait of unchallenged godhood before Luffy dismantles it. LightYear frames this through a forward-driving torque in the torso, the gold staff thrust outward at full extension, and all four Nonosama Bo drums alive with electric charge — the composition reads as motion, not just stance. The smirking downward expression seals it: this is not a fighter bracing for impact, it is a god who has already decided the outcome.</p>
