The figure captures Edward Newgate in a commanding, heroic pose that communicates his legendary status as one of the Four Emperors. Sculpted with a broad silhouette, the character features his iconic long white mustache, weathered facial details, and a look of quiet resolve. He is depicted in a richly detailed coat with fur trim, layered garments, and a belt, with carefully modeled folds that convey wind-swept motion and the weight of his presence. The figure sits on a textured base that hints at the sea and battlefield settings from the New World era, with subtle highlights and shadows to emphasize form, depth, and scale. Clean paintwork enhances the character’s stature and iconic silhouette.

Edward Newgate, known as Whitebeard, rose to be one of the most formidable pirates of his time, leading the Whitebeard Pirates with a philosophy of strength tempered by loyalty. Wielding the earth-shaking powers of the Gura Gura no Mi, he could reshape the battlefield with tremors and shockwaves, yet he fought to protect his crew as a family. He spoke of dreams for a world where his sons and allies could live freely, challenging oppressive powers while maintaining a code of honor. His death at Marineford marked the end of an era, reshaping the balance of power across the seas and inspiring countless pirates to follow his example of leadership, sacrifice, and the pursuit of a larger, protective family.