Nothing about Gecko Moria is subtle, and One Piece figure #35 leans all the way into that. Wide-open mouth full of jagged teeth, arms thrown up mid-shout, that ridiculous horned crown perched on top of his head, this is Moria captured at peak dramatic energy, exactly as intense as his Thriller Bark reputation demands.

The details tell most of the story. A tall, pointed forehead exaggerated to almost cartoonish proportions, a stitched collar detail running up his neck, and that signature red cross-patterned necktie tied loosely at his throat. His black coat with the fur-trimmed collar and prominent belt buckle rounds out a design that’s always looked more like a horror villain than a typical One Piece antagonist, which honestly tracks given his whole Zombie army shtick.

This particular wave, “Great Pirates 100 Scenery 6,” continues the pattern the entire WT100 series has built its reputation on. Every pose traces back to fresh artwork Eiichiro Oda drew for his 100th volume anniversary, so a character like Moria, who rarely shows up in premium figure lines outside major crossover releases, finally gets a pose worth displaying. The exaggerated open-mouth expression alone makes this one of the more visually loud entries in the whole WT100 catalog.

Six figures round out this wave. For former Warlord collectors or anyone building a Thriller Bark shelf, #35 is an easy addition, if only because good Moria figures genuinely don’t come around often.