This 610 mm display figure captures Boa Hancock, the legendary Pirate Empress from One Piece, in a regal and formidable pose. The sculpt emphasizes her tall, statuesque presence, with long flowing black hair styled to frame a commanding gaze. She wears her iconic red dress with sculpted folds and gold trim, and subtle pink undertones on the skin that highlight her elegance. The piece features careful paintwork that brings out shading on the dress, jewelry accents, and the graceful curves of her silhouette. A stylized base uses a motif that nods to her mythic status, with restrained gold tones and subtle texture to suggest marble or ornate stone. The overall finish aims for a premium, museum quality vibe, combining dynamic silhouette with refined linework that captures Hancock’s combination of beauty and power. This description reflects a collector friendly presentation from Jimei Palace.

Boa Hancock is the ruler of Amazon Lily and a former Shichibukai, revered as the Pirate Empress. Her beauty is widely legendary, and she commands the Kuja tribe with a mix of elegance and ruthless authority. She possesses the Love Love Fruit, the Mero Mero no Mi, which can petrify foes with beams of love when aroused by beauty. Hancock’s story in One Piece shows her as proud and sometimes vain, yet capable of loyalty and courage when her friends are threatened. Her alliance with Luffy reveals a more complex personality and she shares a deep, if hesitant, commitment to his crew and to the broader fight against oppression in the world.