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One Piece's Trafalgar Law Gets Golden State Warriors Figure

One Piece's Trafalgar Law Gets Golden State Warriors Figure
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Law Runs the Point in Blue and Gold

The full product name, "ONE PIECE × NBA MASTER STARS PIECE THE TRAFALGAR.LAW GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS," is a mouthful, but the figure itself is simple to love. It freezes the Surgeon of Death in the middle of a basketball play, dressed in the jersey of the San Francisco-based Warriors, in what Japanese anime news site Anime Anime describes as a dynamic, motion-filled pose. His jersey number is 1006, a nod to Law's October 6 birthday.

The painted, fully assembled PVC figure stands about 17 cm tall including its dedicated base. It's listed through the e-BANPRESTO shop on Premium Bandai, Bandai Namco's official online store, at ¥12,100 tax included, with shipping planned for January 2027. One note for arcade regulars: Bandai says this one has no amusement-prize release planned, so the web shop is the way to get it.

Part of a 10-Character NBA Lineup

The Law figure isn't a one-off. It belongs to a One Piece x NBA collaboration line that pairs ten characters with NBA teams, and Law's backcourt partner arrived the same day. A Yamato figure in a Milwaukee Bucks uniform, sculpted mid-dunk at roughly 38 cm tall, opened pre-orders on July 24 as well, priced at ¥16,500 and also shipping in January 2027.

The pairings have been rolling out in waves, and the crossover's appeal is easy to see. One Piece characters already have canon birthdays, outsized personalities, and instantly readable silhouettes, so putting them in real NBA uniforms with birthday-based jersey numbers gives collectors something more specific than a generic sports repaint.

One Piece Is Having a Big 2026

The timing tracks with where the franchise is right now. According to the Anime Anime report, Eiichiro Oda's manga passed 600 million copies in worldwide circulation as of March 4, 2026, split between more than 450 million in Japan and over 150 million overseas. The series has run in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump since July 1997.

On screens, the TV anime that started on Fuji TV in 1999 has been airing the Elbaph arc since April 2026, and Season 2 of Netflix's live-action One Piece began streaming worldwide in March 2026. A basketball crossover aimed at both anime fans and NBA audiences lands while the franchise is visible on more fronts than it has been in years.

Looking Ahead

Pre-orders for the Law figure are open now on Premium Bandai in Japan, with shipping set for January 2027. Bandai's product notes say the figure may also be sold overseas, though no international release details are confirmed yet, so fans outside Japan should keep an eye on Premium Bandai's international storefront or proxy services. One caveat for the undecided: Bandai warns that orders can close early once the planned production quantity is spoken for.