This Eneru figure from the One Piece Ichiban Kuji line captures the imposing aura of the Sky Island God. The statue stands tall in a commanding pose, with a flowing cape and long robe that cascade into crisp, sculpted folds. Gold-painted trim and ceremonial insignia accent the white fabrics, emphasizing Eneru's regal and tyrannical persona. Subtle weathering on the robe and a glossy finish on jewelry give depth and contrast. The head features a sharp, focused expression, dark hair, and a bold gaze that conveys authority. Translucent energy accents near the hands and a suggested lightning effect around the base add dynamism without overpowering the figure. The base evokes an ancient Sky Island setting, completing a visually striking display piece suitable for display shelves and collections.

Eneru, also known as God Enel, is a central antagonist in the Sky Island arc of One Piece. He rules Skypiea with a god-like persona, wielding the Goro Goro no Mi to generate and control electricity, and he proclaims heavenly justice to justify his iron-fisted rule. His aim is to enforce his will on the world from above, using storms and lightning to intimidate both allies and enemies. Luffy's arrival challenges Eneru's authority, revealing that power without empathy cannot endure. The clash tests courage, resolve, and friendship, and ends with Eneru's defeat, teaching that true strength comes from perseverance and loyalty, not mere domination. The figure captures that mythic arc tension in a single pose.