ワンピース ワールドコレクタブルフィギュア ログストーリーズ-ロロノア・ゾロVSジュラキュール・ミホーク- 開封レビュー

I obtained “One Piece World Collectable Figure Log Stories – Roronoa Zoro vs. Dracule Mihawk” at Cats Eye Higashinaoho store on Wednesday, October 18, 2023. It was not a great day as I was in a slump. I initially visited the Sakae-dori store but ended up in a rut, and it seemed like I was about to have a quarrel with the store attendant because I wanted them to reset the starting position, so I temporarily withdrew. I then moved to the Higashinaoho store and successfully acquired it.

This prize figure started appearing gradually from Tuesday, October 17, 2023. It’s manufactured by Banpresto, and there’s only one type available with a size of approximately 7cm.

Log Stories is already in its fourth installment. This time, it recreates the iconic scene featuring Zoro and Mihawk.
I always look forward to this series as it’s well-made for its size. The total weight, including the box, is 195g. Here’s how it’s packed inside the box.
While it doesn’t move much inside, there might be some individual variations. The backside is relatively weighty. The center of gravity is somewhat shifted to the upper right side.

The Zoro figure, Mihawk figure, swords, two support rods, and the base make up this 6-part assembly.
When you put them together… it’s very well done.
I think it’s quite rare to see Mihawk being made into a figure, so personally, this figure seems to be quite valuable. First, Zoro.
His expression is one of a smiling face with blood flowing from his mouth. Sweat is printed on it.
I wish they’d expressed the sweat through the sculpting. He’s holding a sword in his left hand, depicting a resolute figure who has engraved his defeat and pain into himself as equals.
Even as a World Collectable Figure (WCF), this look is still cool. Next is Mihawk.
He looks cool with an impressive expression. In this figure, you can clearly see the length of his black sword, emphasizing the size of it.
The sleek black sword is beautiful, and the fine details and decorations are nicely done. His pose, with one foot stepping forward as if he’s about to strike, adds to the intensity.
There are wrinkles in his pants, making it look quite realistic. Parts like the necklace, belt buckles, and the metallic elements representing his boots are also well-executed.
The base has a wood-like texture, with a portion of it designed to look like it’s sunken into the sea. This series includes bases as a notable feature.
While the bases in the previous Luffy and Zoro figures of the same series were a bit lacking, this time they seem to have been finished more carefully.