Some characters don’t need a dramatic pose to steal a shelf, they just need to be recognizable, and figure #13 in the One Piece WT100 lineup nails that with Portgas D. Ace mid-stride, fire already curling around his fist before he’s even fully committed to the attack.

The details are everything here. His signature orange hat hangs loose at his side rather than on his head, the loose open vest leaves his tattoo visible, and that trademark cross-shaped necklace sits front and center. Flame effects wrap around his forearm in a warm gold that pairs nicely against his tan skin tone, giving the whole figure a sense of motion even though it’s a static sculpt. This is peak Whitebeard Pirates era Ace, confident, grinning, clearly enjoying whatever fight he just walked into.

Ace has never had a shortage of figure representation across the One Piece merchandise landscape, but what makes this one worth noting is the source. Every pose in the WT100 series traces back to original artwork Eiichiro Oda drew specifically for his 100th volume milestone, so this particular stance, loose and confident rather than fully committed to Mera Mera no Mi flame mode, doesn’t show up anywhere else in the figure catalog.

Six figures total round out this wave, and Ace remains one of the most consistently popular pulls in any One Piece figure lineup for obvious reasons. Between the character’s enduring fanbase and the WT100 exclusivity behind this specific sculpt, figure #13 is an easy pickup.