One Piece - Perona in Girly Girls Black Dress is depicted as a poised and elegant figure with a gothic, doll-like presence. The dress is rendered in deep black with layered skirts, subtle lace trim, and ruffle accents that catch the light with a soft sheen. The figure captures Perona's refined silhouette through careful sculpting of the waist and shoulders, while a high collar and tiny decorative bows add a touch of delicate charm. Her posture conveys a blend of courtesy and mischief, with one hand lightly raised as if summoning a playful ghost. Textured surfaces differentiate the matte skin tone from the glossy finish on the dress, enhancing contrasts and depth. Small focal details—like a tiny choker, ribbon accents, and floating spirit motifs—emphasize the character's haunting theme without sacrificing elegance. Base and sculpt balance stability with display appeal.

Perona, known as the Ghost Princess of Thriller Bark, wields the Horo Horo no Mi, a Paramecia-type Devil Fruit that lets her summon and control ghosts and drain enemy happiness. Her mysterious arrival in the world of pirates brings a mix of whimsy and danger, as her ethereal attendants drift around her, responding to her whims and emotional state. In the Thriller Bark arc she challenges some of the crew with her melancholic power, using gloom and haunting imagery to unsettle opponents. Despite her eerie abilities, Perona's playful personality shines through—she can be shy, pampered, and oddly protective of those she considers friends. Over time she forms unexpected alliances and reveals layers of vanity and loyalty that make her a memorable part of the One Piece saga, a character whose fashion and fantasy leave a lasting impression on fans and collectors alike.