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One Piece S.H.Figuarts Roronoa Zoro (The King of Hell) Exclusive Action Figure

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$147.99 $199.99 In stock

Category: Action & Toy Figures

Product Description

I'll become....the King of Hell!

"RORONOA ZORO -THE KING OF HELL-" is now available from the S.H.Figuarts Action Figure Series! From the TV anime series "One Piece" comes Roronoa Zoro as seen during the final battle at Onigashima! In addition to interchangeable arm parts with a design based on Armament Haki, it also includes eye-catching effect parts that wrap around the blade of the sword!

Product Features

  • 5.9 inches (15cm)
  • Made of ABS and PVC
  • Based on the One Piece anime
  • Part of the S.H.Figuarts series
  • Fully articulated
  • Interchangeable parts and accessories

Box Contents

  • Roronoa Zoro figure
  • Alternate head sculpt
  • 3 Alternate facial expression pieces
  • 2 Pairs of interchangeable hands
  • Interchangeable Haki arms left/right
  • Waist sash sword set
  • 3 Swords for drawing (battle-hardened state)
  • 3 Swords for drawing (with Haki emission effect parts)
  • Alternate facial expression parts for separately sold S.H.Figuarts MONKEY.D.LUFFY -GEAR5- 

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason P. ★★★★★

Box came in perfect condition and the paintwork on the scar and the King of Hell face is incredibly sharp. Zoro looks so imposing in this pose, even my wife who doesn't collect was impressed.

Riley ★★★★★

The face sculpts are ridiculously good—that King of Hell grin is pure menace on the shelf. Articulation lets me pull off his signature stance with both swords crossed without any wobble, and the paint on the scar and bandana is crisp.

Ella X. ★★★★★

Finally got him in hand and the sculpt on the face alone is worth it—you can practically feel the King of Hell vibe. The joints are tight but poseable enough to get some solid three-sword style poses without him toppling over. Actually surprised how well the paint apps held up on the details.