Teddyboy Series Roronoa Zoro
Price range: $139.00 through $289.00
Character: One Piece · Roronoa Zoro
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
1/6 Scale
- W 24 × D 20 × H 34.5 cm (W 9.4 × D 7.9 × H 13.6 in)
1/4 Scale
- W 36 × D 30 × H 52 cm (W 14.2 × D 11.8 × H 20.5 in)
CONFIGURATIONS
- Main body × 1
- Head sculpt × 1 — a cold, downward glare that dares anyone to keep talking
- Base × 1 — a wood-grain platform with an open briefcase spilling gold, grounding the piece firmly in its Teddyboy underworld theme
- Metal katana × 1 — held low at his side, blade tip nearly grazing the ground
- Interchangeable cleaver × 1 — swap to a broad chopping blade for a more street-level menace
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
GP Studio’s Teddyboy Series strips Roronoa Zoro out of the Grand Line and drops him into neon-soaked back alleys, reimagined as a tattooed underworld enforcer gripping a low-slung blade beside a briefcase of gold. Intricate dragon ink cascades across sculpted musculature scarred from countless fights, while a swappable cleaver shifts the display mood from calculated cool to street-level threat. Available in both 1:6 and 1:4 scale — a bold alternate-universe centerpiece for collectors who appreciate character reinterpretation done with conviction.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Roronoa Zoro is the first crewmate to join Monkey D. Luffy's Straw Hat Pirates in Eiichiro Oda's One Piece, a swordsman whose singular ambition is to become the world's greatest. GP Studio's Teddyboy Series reimagines him outside canon entirely — stripped of his haramaki and three-sword style, Zoro is recast as a Hong Kong underworld enforcer, bare-chested and covered in elaborate dragon and floral tattoos, a gold chain at his throat and a single blade held with the quiet certainty of someone who has already decided how this ends. The pose channels the defiant loyalty Zoro shows when he tells an opponent to pick up their sword — that same energy redirected through a gritty, neon-lit gangland lens.
