The figure captures Boa Hancock in a dramatic, statuesque pose that balances elegance and danger. Hancock’s tall, slender silhouette is faithfully rendered with her long, glossy black hair cascading down her back and framed by a regal crown. Her skin tone is smooth, with subtle shading that highlights muscle and curves, while her crimson bikini top and matching accessories shimmer with metallic paint accents. Salome, her snake companion, coils around her arm and shoulder, featuring translucent scales and piercing eyes to convey the creature’s imposing presence. The two figures stand atop a themed base with sea-foam textures and gilded accents that evoke Amazon Lily’s opulence. The paint finish uses crisp linework, shading on folds, and translucent purple accents on the snake. Overall, the piece emphasizes elegance, authority, and mythic exoticism.

Boa Hancock, also known as the Pirate Empress, rules the all-female nation of Amazon Lily and is one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Her beauty and power are legendary, and she commands the Mero Mero no Mi, the Love-Love Fruit, which can petrify foes with eyes of desire. She treats outsiders with hauteur, yet harbors deep loyalty to her sisters and her people. Her arc in the series reveals a complex character who alternates between vanity and genuine courage, showing mercy to those she respects and seizing opportunities to protect what she values. Hancock’s encounter with Luffy sparks a rare vulnerability, while Salome and her Kuja heritage underscore her regal, dangerous aura. In battle she blends hypnotic power with swift, decisive strikes, making her a formidable opponent and a compelling ally.