Hero of the Old Era: Edward Newgate (Whitebeard)
$179.00
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Character: One Piece · Edward Newgate
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Figure height (figure only): 36 cm (approx. 14.2 in)
- Figure height with quake sphere on base: 39 cm (approx. 15.4 in)
- Figure height with Murakumogiri held upright: 57 cm (approx. 22.4 in)
- Murakumogiri blade length: 54 cm (approx. 21.3 in)
- Width: 21 cm (approx. 8.3 in)
- Depth: 21 cm (approx. 8.3 in)
Configurations
- × 2 head sculpts — shifting between a calm, knowing smile and full battle fury
- × 1 figure body
- × 1 captain’s coat (separate piece)
- × 1 Murakumogiri (naginata)
- × 1 quake sphere effect part
- × 1 weapon display stand for Murakumogiri
- × 1 wooden-plank base
- × 1 numbered nameplate
Material & Packaging
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Other
- Edition size: 198 pieces
- Estimated shipment: within two months after Pre-Order Close
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ABOUT
This 198-piece limited custom captures Whitebeard at the height of Marineford — scarred torso bared, battle-ravaged captain’s coat draped behind him, Murakumogiri towering overhead. Two swappable head sculpts let you shift between quiet resolve and seismic fury. Weathered wood-plank base, quake sphere effect, and meticulous paint work by Yi Long bring the Old Era’s greatest pirate to life with a presence that commands any shelf.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Edward Newgate — "Whitebeard" — stands as the undisputed strongest pirate of his generation in Eiichiro Oda's One Piece, captain of the Whitebeard Pirates and bearer of the Tremor-Tremor Fruit capable of shattering the sea itself. This statue channels his presence at Marineford, where he arrived draped in his battle-worn Marine-white captain's coat, Murakumogiri in hand, to wage war against the entire World Government for the sake of a single son. The dual head sculpts capture both sides of that final stand — the fatherly composure that steadied an entire fleet and the volcanic rage that split the island in two.
