Some figures stop you cold the moment you see them. The One Piece Ichiban Kuji “Takumi no Keizu – Ketto no Kioku” Last One Prize Luffy figure is one of those pieces – a full monochrome Last One Color Version of Monkey D. Luffy that trades the franchise’s signature color palette for something far more dramatic and visually striking.

The “Last One Color Ver.” designation means this figure was produced exclusively in a black, white, and grey sculpt as the final lottery prize – the single figure awarded to whoever pulls the last ticket in the entire Ichiban Kuji run. The colorless treatment isn’t a cost-cutting measure; it’s a deliberate artistic choice that transforms what might otherwise be a standard Luffy release into something that looks genuinely unlike anything else in a One Piece collection.

The sculpt itself is exceptional. Luffy is caught mid-combat, body twisted, one fist forward and one palm open, surrounded by an enormous swirling mass of dark ink-like energy that erupts from the base in every direction. The contrast between his relatively compact figure and the massive, dynamic base creates a sense of scale and raw power that reads immediately from across a room. The “Ketto no Kioku” (Memories of the Duel) theme of this kuji run feeds directly into the intensity of the pose.

For One Piece collectors, Last One figures are in a category of their own. The combination of lottery exclusivity, monochrome presentation, and dramatic sculpt makes this Luffy release one of the more remarkable pieces to come out of the Ichiban Kuji program.