Figure #14 in the WT100 lineup goes to the man with the phoenix, and honestly, it’s about time. Marco has always been a fan favorite who rarely gets premium figure attention outside of major crossovers, so seeing him featured in Oda’s One Piece own 100th volume anniversary illustration series is a genuine treat for Whitebeard Pirates fans.

The pose leans into pure attitude. Round red glasses, that signature gap-toothed grin, hands curled into claw-like shapes as if he’s mid-transformation into his phoenix Zoan form. The pink open jacket draped over his shoulders and the bold X-shaped tattoo across his chest are both lifted directly from his most recognizable design, and the sculptors clearly paid attention to getting his spiky blonde pineapple hairstyle just right.

What separates the WT100 series from a standard WCF release is the source material. Every figure here started as fresh linework drawn by Eiichiro Oda himself to mark his 100th published volume, meaning these poses exist nowhere else in the franchise. Marco specifically captures him in a moment of restrained readiness rather than full battle mode, which actually suits his laid-back, unbothered personality better than an action pose would.

Six figures make up this particular WT100 wave, and Marco is easily one of the standouts given how underrepresented he’s historically been in the figure market. If you’ve been waiting for a proper Marco piece to add to a Whitebeard Pirates shelf, figure #14 fills that gap nicely.