ONE PIECE - POP Plus N° 2166 - Shanks

This figurine from Funko’s POP! Plus range depicts the brave, determined and indispensable pirate before he rose to fame: the legendary Emperor Shanks the Red.

The figure features the stylised features and proportions characteristic of Funko figures, with its distinctive design. This specific model belongs to the POP! Plus range, a series that reimagines iconic characters with more dynamic poses and enhanced detail, whilst retaining the standard box dimensions. The plastic sculpture pays meticulous attention to the character’s physical attributes, capturing his candour, determination and the slender build of a modern figure. The paintwork faithfully reproduces the contrasting shades of his iconic red hair, black cape and scars to illustrate the psychology of this demanding captain.

This officially licensed collectable figurine is primarily aimed at fans of the manga and anime universe, enthusiasts of this genre and collectors of the Funko brand. The item is supplied in its original display box, which is numbered and features artwork in the colours of the series.

Inspired by the One Piece series and its expanded universe, Shanks is a figure of mysterious origin who has spent much of his life at sea pursuing a single goal: to preserve the balance of the world and find his place amongst the four most powerful pirates in the multiverse. A former ship’s boy on the ship of the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger, he founded the Red-Haired Pirates and came of age amidst the greatest battles of the Grand Line, learning to conceal his immense power and absolute mastery of Haki behind a carefree demeanour and strict moral values to protect his friends. It was he who passed on his precious straw hat to the young Monkey D. Luffy after sacrificing his own left arm to save him from sea monsters. This marks the start of a gruelling, epic journey, during which the big-hearted emperor uses his determination to navigate political crises, becoming the indispensable, elite mediator needed to put an end to destructive conflicts such as the Marineford War.