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Wallstar One Piece Luffy and Nami Elbaph Blister Figures Appear in 2027

A new pair of One Piece figures in the MegaHouse Wallstar line puts Monkey D Luffy and Nami in their Elbaph costumes.
Image via Bandai Namco

Bandai Namco announced the two Wallstar One Piece figures of Monkey D Luffy and Nami in their Elbaph arc outfits will launch in May 2027 in Japan. They will cost 2,970 yen (~$19) each, though Premium Bandai has them in a set together for 6,050 (~$38). Both will arrive in blister packs that allow them to be hung in-package on walls or removed to be displayed on shelves. We should see them on the MegaHouse Amazon storefront in the future worldwide.

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Both of these are non-standard scale figures of Luffy and Nami. Both are about four inches tall, though he’s slightly taller (110mm) due to the horns on his hat. He has a cape on as well and an axe and his straw hat on his back, with his hands clasped over his chest for his pose. She also has a shorter cape on and looks like she’s about to draw her sword and strike.

Here are the first photos of both figures.

These are the third and fourth figures in the One Piece Wallstar line. The first two are Gear 5 Luffy and Roronoa Zoro. Those will both show up in Japan in February 2027. They’ll also be 2,970 yen (~$19) each.

The Wallstar One Piece Monkey D Luffy and Nami Elbaph figures will arrive in Japan in May 2027. We should see them worldwide after. You can find the One Piece anime on services like Crunchyroll and Netflix, the manga via Viz Media, the live-action adaptation on Netflix, and the upcoming Lego animated special on Netflix.

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