Visually, this Monkey D. Luffy Gear 5 statue captures the fast, buoyant energy of the new form. Luffy stands in a dynamic, mid-stride pose with one leg forward and an arm extended as if ready to unleash a stretch attack. The sculpt emphasizes Gear 5’s exaggerated rubbery proportions, with curled fingers, broad chest, and elongated limbs that convey motion. His straw hat sits slightly askew, and the wind-swept hair adds sense of speed. The costume remains minimal—red shorts and a light vest—allowing the pose and textures of the skin to take center stage. The base blends ocean spray and cloud motifs in metallic blues and golds, while paint accents highlight highlights and shadows to convey strength, joy, and a hint of chaos.

Monkey D. Luffy, captain of the Straw Hat Pirates, unlocks Gear Fifth during a storm tossed confrontation at the edge of the world. This form, tied to the awakening of his Hito Hito no Mi, Model Nika, grants him cartoonish freedom and a fearless, unstoppable will. In Gear Fifth, Luffy fights with improvisation, turning the environment into a playground of power while maintaining his cheerful, reckless spirit. He uses oversized, bouncy moves to outmaneuver stronger foes and to protect his friends. This statue captures not only the moment of transformation but the essence of Luffy’s creed: adventure without limits, a heart that refuses to back down, and a promise to set everyone free.