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One Piece: Gol D. Roger Figure Gets Bandai and Kaiyodo Treatment
The manufacturers are joining S.H.Figuarts and Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi for the first time and are showing two prototype versions.
One Piece is getting a new posable figure of Gol D. Roger, for which BANDAI SPIRITS and Kaiyodo are bringing together their S.H.Figuarts and Revoltech Amazing Yamaguchi lines for the first time. The project was presented on November 12, 2026, and also marks the 50th figure release in the One Piece series within S.H.Figuarts. No release date or price has been announced yet.
Two Manufacturers Develop a Shared Action Figure
The collaboration aims to combine the joint and movement techniques of Bandai's S.H.Figuarts with the unusually wide action poses of Kaiyodo's Amazing Yamaguchi line. The result is not a simple re-release of an existing Roger model, but a newly developed action figure of the former Pirate King.
The sculpting is being handled by Katsuhisa Yamaguchi of Kaiyodo and Hibiki Nagashio from the model studio GB2. In the official manufacturer announcement, Yamaguchi explains that he wants to capture not only Roger's appearance from the manga source, but also his physical presence and dynamic movement in different poses. The manufacturer has not yet provided details on height, accessories or interchangeable face parts.
First Prototypes at Akihabara and Wonder Festival
BANDAI SPIRITS will exhibit the still unpainted prototype at TAMASHII NATION 2026. The event takes place November 13 to 15 in Tokyo, and the model is to be shown at the AKIBA_SQUARE location in Akihabara UDX. Visitors will be able to see the planned figure's form there for the first time.
A further step follows on February 13 and 14, 2027. At Wonder Festival at Makuhari Messe, a painted prototype version is to be displayed for the first time. A talk session with the two sculptors involved about the collaboration is also planned. This date is likewise not a sales announcement.
The figure is part of Bandai Namco's broader One Piece lineup. Alongside collectibles, the brand continues to receive new adaptations: for the animation project THE ONE PIECE, for example, a new series adaptation has been announced. The source material is also being turned into games, most recently with a restaurant simulation based on One Piece from Bandai Namco and Kairosoft.
The official company announcements confirm the development and the two exhibition dates. There is no pre-order date, retail price or information on distribution in Germany yet.