This statue captures Edward Newgate as a towering presence, standing with broad shoulders and a commanding silhouette that immediately conveys his status as one of the most feared pirates in the world. The sculpt emphasizes his weathered, battle-hard skin and a thick, well-groomed white beard. He wears a long coat with flowing tails that ripple with his imposing stance, layered garments, and detailed buckles that catch the light. The texture work suggests aged leather, fabric folds, and metallic accents, while the pose suggests quiet authority rather than mere aggression. The base is crafted to resemble deck planks, adding nautical atmosphere and grounding the figure in the One Piece world.

Edward Newgate, known as Whitebeard, is revered as the pirate who united crew and cannon with a formidable presence. This figure honors his immense strength and legendary leadership, depicting him as a colossal, seasoned captain who commands both respect and fear. In the world of One Piece, his ambition was to protect his crew and carve out a safe home for his people, a dream that shaped countless battles and alliances. The statue highlights the dual nature of his character: a gentle giant who exuded paternal loyalty to his allies, yet could unleash devastating power when his crew was threatened. The depiction invites fans to imagine his tides of tremors and the echo of his voice as a rallying cry aboard the ship.