This 1/8 scale Portrait Of Pirates DX depiction of Negative Hollow Perona captures a striking blend of gothic charm and spectral detail. The figure stands at a commanding 220 mm height, featuring layered frills, ribboned accents, and lace-textured sculpting that convey the Gothic Lolita aesthetic associated with the character. Paintwork emphasizes contrasting tones—soft pastels and deep blacks—while delicate shading brings out fabric folds and skin gradations. Translucent elements and subtle gloss finishes are used to suggest ghostly effects around the character, with dynamic hair strands and billowing skirt motion giving an impression of mid-movement. A themed base complements the sculpt with decorative motifs that match the character’s eerie but whimsical presence.

Perona, often called the "Ghost Princess," is a memorable character from the One Piece universe known for her distinctive Gothic Lolita style and eerie powers. As a user of the Hollow-Hollow Fruit (Horo Horo no Mi), she can create ghosts that influence emotions and perception—some induce negativity and apathy while others can physically interact with the world in mischievous ways. Initially encountered during the Thriller Bark arc, Perona exhibited a blend of playful theatrics, stubbornness, and surprising vulnerability. Her abilities make her both a formidable obstacle and an unpredictable ally, as she can sap morale or shelter allies with spectral defenses. Beyond combat, her personality mixes childlike tastes and blunt honesty, providing comic relief and emotional contrast in tense narratives. Over time Perona’s relationships and choices reveal layers of independence and resilience that deepen her role within the larger story.