This premium Ichiban Kuji prize figure captures a dramatic reversible moment featuring Roronoa Zoro and Shimotsuki Kuina in a shared tableau. The statue showcases Zoro in a dynamic sword-stance on one side, and Kuina’s poised, determined form on the opposite, both rendered with careful attention to their iconic outfits and weapons. Sculpting emphasizes sharp lines on swords, textured fabric effects, and multi-tone paint that highlights hair and clothing shading. The base includes motion accents and a cohesive color scheme that ties the scene together, showing a moment of rivalry and resolve.

Roronoa Zoro began his journey as a swordsmith’s apprentice who sought to become the world’s greatest swordsman. In this scene, Zoro’s path intersects with Kuina, the daughter of a famed master from the Shimotsuki village, whose fierce ambition matched his own. Their rivalry was built on rigorous training, shared jokes, and a deep mutual respect that pushed them both beyond comfort. While Kuina's passing changed Zoro’s path, her memory fuels his training and discipline, reminding him that every step toward dawn requires sacrifice. This figure evokes that turning point, celebrating their lasting bond and the pursuit of a dream without compromise, in a world where every stroke of steel writes a new chapter in One Piece history.