This compact figure captures Page One in a dynamic, battle-ready stance typical of Ichiban Kuji prize lines. Standing at about 110 millimeters tall, the miniature emphasizes crisp lines and layered textures. The sculpt highlights Page One’s distinctive silhouette: a carefully detailed hairstyle, a determined facial expression, and attire that conveys movement and character presence. The paintwork uses bold contrasts and subtle shading on folds to suggest wind and action, while glossy accents on accessories bring a sense of depth. The base is designed to be unobtrusive yet stable, allowing the figure to anchor a display without overpowering nearby pieces. The overall finish balances a collectible-grade look with the accessibility expected from prize figures, resulting in a faithful, display-ready interpretation of the One Piece character.

Page One is one of the elite Tobiroppo under Kaido, a faction that embodies the ruthless enforcement arm of the Beasts Pirates during the Wano arc. His presence on the battlefield signals speed, precision, and a no-holds-barred approach to combat. In confrontations with the Straw Hat crew and their allies, Page One is portrayed as a tireless attacker who uses rapid movements to overwhelm opponents and break through defenses. Beyond the skirmishes, his loyalty to Kaido and his willingness to push himself—and others—to the limit reflect the brutal code of the Tobiroppo. The character's arc reveals a mix of pride and discipline, a fighter who values strength, reputation, and the chance to prove himself in the most dangerous corners of the New World. In the Ichiban Kuji setting, this figure captures not only his appearance but also the aura of a formidable, enigmatic warrior who moves through the pirate world with confidence and menace.