One Piece World Collectable Figure

World Collectable Figure, WCF for short, is a series produced by Banpresto and seems to be focused on worldwide well-known animated series.

This figure series represents each character as a figure of about 7 cm tall. Despite the small format, character rendering is of higher quality than other regular SD figure series, partly due to the fact that it does not obey the regular SD rule of a head-body ratio of 1:3, but chose a more "realistic" scaling of 1:4. They also aren't produced with scaling in mind as every adult is 7 cm tall and children or little characters are about 5 cm tall, regardless of their actual sizes. Each animated series is broken into several parts of 8 figure sets.

The very first introduction of One Piece WCF in November 2009 came with One Piece Strong World (6 parts), the 10th theatrical movie of One Piece, and then the figure series went on with the regular One Piece series and some special issues. Each figure has a matricule, formatted as an ID of 2 letters followed by a number.

Actually, WCF first came as DWC (short for Dragon Ball World Collectable), released between January and September 2009, exclusively focused on Dragon Ball (5 parts) then Dragon Ball Z (6 parts). Thus Dragon Ball Kai WCF (4 parts) came simultaneously along the first One Piece Strong World WCF. Because of WCF big success with the 2 above mentioned intellectual properties, Banpresto started in 2012 to expand WCF to other big IPs at the time (namely Kamen Rider, Naruto, Tiger & Bunny and Gundam), and will probably go on growing stronger.

Note: Although collectible is the most widespread used word in U.S. English, collectable remains the primarily word in British English to design objects considered to be worth collecting.

ワンピース ワールドコレクタブルフィギュア

One Piece Film: Strong World
This series is based on the tenth film of One Piece, Strong World. It's spanned into 6 parts, released from late November 2009 to mid-January 2010, 2 parts per month.

Volume 1
This part was released in late November 2009.

Strong World Volume 1: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Nami ■ Usopp ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Brook ■ Shiki ■ Dr. Indigo ■ Land Gator

Volume 2
This part was released in late November 2009.



Strong World Volume 2: ■ Zoro■ Sanji ■ Robin ■ Franky ■ Billy ■ Commander Scarlet ■ Foot Soldier ■ Don Kamakiriri

Volume 3
This part was released in late December 2009.

Strong World Volume 3: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Nami ■ Usopp ■ Brook ■ Terror Guma ■ Baku Zame ■ Guntai Ari ■ Toramata

Volume 4
This part was released in late December 2009.

Strong World Volume 4: ■ Zoro ■ Sanji ■ Robin ■ Franky ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Mammoth Dense ■ Ettousaurus ■ Kaen Kabuto

Volume 5
This part was released in mid-January 2010.

Strong World Volume 5: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Franky ■ Robin ■ Brook ■ Fat Lion ■ Zarley Davidson ■ Batta GT-7000 ■ Black Brothers

Volume 6
This part was released in mid-January 2010.

Strong World Volume 6: ■ Zoro ■ Sanji ■ Usopp ■Nami ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Mori Dako ■ Cowball ■ Shimatori

One Piece
This series covers several characters from the One Piece universe. It spans at least 31 volumes being released between April 2010 and May 2013. Due to the popularity of the One Piece world collectible figures, it is expected that this series will continue throughout 2013 along with the One Piece Film Z WCF and One Piece WCF Mega series.

Volume 1
Released early April 2010

Volume 1: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Monkey D. Garp ■ Shanks ■ Edward Newgate ■ Portgas D. Ace ■ Bentham ■ Buggy ■ Monkey D. Dragon



Ace limited re-release: The model of Vol. 1 Ace has been reused to go along the Europe & United Kingdom limited version of the 3DS game Unlimited Cruise SP, released February 10th 2012.

Volume 2
Released mid-May 2010 Volume 2: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Robin ■ Franky ■ Brook ■ Cindry ■ Dr. Hogback ■ Horo Horo Ghosts

Volume 3
Released in Japan on Jun 21, 2010 Volume 3: ■ Nightmare Luffy ■ Zoro ■ Sanji ■ Nami ■ Usopp ■ Perona ■ Kumashi ■ Oars

Volume 4
Released in Japan on July 10, 2010 Volume 4: ■ Crocodile ■ Jinbe ■ Kuma ■ Gekko Moriah ■ Donquixote Doflamingo ■ Mihawk ■ Boa Hancock ■ Blackbeard

Volume 5
Released in Japan on August 9, 2010. It came with 7 of the 11 Supernovas and Bepo. Volume 5: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Zoro ■ Eustass Kidd ■ Trafalgar Law ■ Jewelry Bonney ■ X. Drake ■ Urouge ■ Bepo

Volume 6
Released mid-September 2010. Volume 6: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Buggy ■ Alvida ■ Lord of the Coast ■ Shanks ■ Lucky Roo ■ Benn Beckman ■ Yasopp

Halloween Special
Released in Japan on September 27, 2010. It featured characters from the Thriller Bark Arc, and Straw Hat members in Halloween outfits. Halloween Special: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Absalom ■ Zombie Lola ■ Hildon ■ Inuppe ■ Jigoro ■ Ryuma

Volume 7
Released in Japan on October 13, 2010. Volume 7: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Coby ■ Helmeppo ■ Zoro ■ Kuina ■ Gaimon ■ Tashigi ■ Smoker

Volume 8
Released in Japan on November 12, 2010.

Volume 8: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Duval ■ Hatchan ■ Keimi/Pappug ■ Silvers Rayleigh ■ Basil Hawkins ■ Capone Bege ■ Apoo

Volume 9
Released in Japan on December 14, 2010.

Volume 9: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Usopp ■ Kaya ■ Going Merry ■ Jango ■ Captain Kuro ■ Broggy ■ Dorry

Volume 10
Released in Japan on January 13, 2011.

Volume 10: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Sanji ■ Zeff ■ Patty ■ Sanji ■ Don Krieg ■ Gin ■ Alvida

Volume 11
Released in Japan around February 10, 2011.

Volume 11: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Mr. 2 (as Nami) ■ Buggy ■ Mr. 3 ■ Mr. 2 ■ Emporio Ivankov ■ Magellan ■ Hannyabal

Volume 12
Released in Japan around March 17, 2011.



Volume 12: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Nami ■ Nojiko ■ Bellemere ■ Genzo ■ Mohmoo ■ Chew ■ Arlong

Volume 0
Released in Japan around April 15, 2011.

Volume 0: ■ Gol D. Roger ■ Rayleigh ■ Shanks ■ Monkey D. Garp (w/ Ace) ■ Sengoku ■ Whitebeard ■ Shiki ■ Boa Hancock

Volume 13
Released in Japan on April 26, 2011.

Volume 13: ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Dr. Kureha ■ Dr. Hiluluk ■ Dalton ■ Wapol ■ Robson ■ Hiking Bear

Volume 14
Released in Japan on May 26, 2011.



■ Portgas D. Ace ■ Sengoku ■ Akainu ■ Aokiji ■ Kizaru ■ Little Oars Jr. ■ Sentoumaru ■ Coby

Volume 15
Released in Japan on June 23, 2011.

■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Nefertari Vivi ■ Carue ■ Nefertari Cobra ■ Igaram ■ Pell ■ Chaka ■ Nico Robin

Volume 16
Released in Japan on July 21, 2011.



■ Mr. 0 (Crocodile) ■ Ms. All Sunday (Nico Robin) ■ Mr. 1 ■ Ms. Double Finger ■ Mr. 2 ■ Lassou ■ Mr. 4 ■ Ms. Merry Christmas

Volume 17
Released in Japan on August 11, 2011.



■ Whitebeard ■ Marco ■ Jozu ■ Vista ■ Red-Haired Shanks ■ Benn Beckman ■ Yasopp ■ Lucky Roo

Volume 18
Released in Japan on September 22, 2011.



■ Masira ■ Montblanc Cricket ■ Shoujou ■ Flying Merry ■ South Bird ■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Bellamy ■ Sarkies

Volume 19
Released in Japan on October 20, 2011.



■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Gan Fall ■ Pierre ■ Enel ■ Wiper ■ Conis & Su ■ Montblanc Noland ■ Calgara

Special Ver.
Released in November 2011, along a catalogue booklet called One Piece World Collectable Figure Book, this set represents both New World Luffy and Roger as Pirate Kings.■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Gol D. Roger

Volume 20
Released in Japan on November 19, 2011.



■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Portgas D. Ace ■ Sabo ■ Makino ■ Woop Slap ■ Dadan ■ Bluejam ■ Outlook III

Volume 21
Released in Japan on December 24, 2011.

■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Usopp ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Tonjit ■ Foxy ■ Porche ■ Itomimizu/Chuchun ■ Sexy Foxy

Event Limited
Released January 15th 2012 during the Banpresto Deformation Expo (デフォルメ博) in Sendai, and then in Fukuoka (Jan 22), Sapporo (Feb 5), Nagoya (Feb 12), Osaka (Feb 19) and Tokyo (Mar 20), available through a raffle along a special catalogue called Wākore History Guide (wākore is the Japanese short for World Collectable, i.e. WCF), this set simply reprises the models of kids Luffy and Ace as they appears in volume 20 but with alternative clothes.■ Monkey D. Luffy 「Newton」 ■ Portgas D. Ace 「 無罪(muzai) 」

Character & Pictograph Top Tank Ver.
～文字絵文字タンクトップver.～ After a poll between Sept 7th and 14th 2011, asking fans to choose between 11 shirt designs for Luffy and 9 for Ace, Banpresto released the 4 top designs for each character as a special set in April 2012.

Released in Japan on April 19, 2012.

■ Luffy 1 「56」 ■ Luffy 2 「Tamago Jiken」 ■ Luffy 3 「Asa 顔(ka) 」 ■ Luffy 4 「Ta ピオ(pio)</rp> Ka」 ■ Ace 1 「 本能(</rp>honnō</rt>)</rp> 」 ■ Ace 2 「 独立(</rp>dokurī</rt>)</rp> 」 ■ Ace 3 「 辻斬(</rp>tsujigiri</rt>)</rp> 」 ■ Ace 4 「 爆撃(</rp>bakugeki</rt>)</rp> 」

Volume 22
Released in Japan on April 26, 2012.

■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Boa Hancock ■ Salome ■ Boa Marigold ■ Boa Sandersonia ■ Nyon ■ Marguerite ■ Kuja Pirates Ship

Volume 23
Released in Japan on May 24, 2012.



■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Franky ■ Nico Robin ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Demalo Black ■ Turco ■ Cocoa ■ Nora Gitsune

Volume 24
Released in Japan on June 21, 2012.



■ Blueno ■ Fukurou ■ Spandam ■ Kaku ■ Rob Lucci ■ Jyabura ■ Kalifa ■ Kumadori

WCF Character Development Poll
～ワーコレ開発担当に物申す～ Between May 27th and June 27th 2011, Banpresto ran a fan poll campaign, which was about choosing 5 characters among a lineup of 29: Charloss, Laboon, Johnny & Yosaku, Duval, Chouchou, Risky Brothers (zombie), Yorki, Tamanegi-Piiman-Ninjin, Jean Bart, Morgan, Cerberus, Shalulia, Pearl, Roswald, Merry, Ippon-Matsu, Sham, Cabaji, Richie, Motobaro, Disco, Fullbody (Baratie Arc), Carne, Mohji, Spoil, Peterman, Tararan, Boodle and Buchi. The 5 chosen characters were released along with Killer and Shakuyaku in Japan on June 28, 2012.



■ Killer ■ Shakuyaku ■ Charloss ■ Laboon ■ Yosaku ■ Johnny ■ Duval ■ Chouchou

Volume 25
Released in Japan on July 26, 2012.



■ Usopp ■ Zoro ■ Sanji ■ Nami ■ Mounblutain ■ Manjaro ■ Drip ■ Chocolat

Volume 26
Released in Japan on August 20, 2012.



■ Franky ■ Mozu ■ Kiwi ■ Zambai ■ Iceburg ■ Paulie ■ Peepley Lulu ■ Tilestone

Volume 27
Released in Japan on September 11, 2012.



■ Zoro ■ Usopp ■ Nami ■ Nico Robin ■ Franky ■ Vivi ■ Shirahoshi ■ Koala

Volume 28
Released in Japan on October 25, 2012.



■ Brook ■ Perona ■ Usopp ■ Heracles ■ Haredas ■ Sanji ■ Boa Hancock ■ Tibany

Volume 29
Released in Japan on November 20, 2012.



■ Keimi ■ Flying Dutchman ■ Madame Shirley ■ Tony Tony Chopper ■ Caribou ■ Coribou ■ Hammond ■ Hyouzou

Volume 30
To be released in April 2013.

■ Rob Lucci (Leopard) ■ Kaku (Giraffe) ■ Jyabura (Wolf) ■ Tom ■ Nico Olvia ■ Jaguar D. Saul ■ Oro Jackson ■ Spandine

Volume 31
To be released in May 2013.

■ Shirahoshi ■ Fukaboshi ■ Ryuboshi ■ Manboshi ■ King Neptune ■ Minister of the Left ■ Minister of the Right ■ Gyro

One Piece - Film Z
This series is based on the twelveth film of One Piece, One Piece Z.

Volume 1
Released in Japan on December 27, 2012.



■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Zoro ■ Nami ■ Usopp ■ Sanji ■ Nico Robin ■ Franky ■ Brook

Volume 2
Released in Japan on January 29, 2013.



■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper ■ Chopper

Volume 3
Released in Japan on February 07, 2013.



■ Monkey D. Luffy ■ Zoro ■ Nami ■ Usopp ■ Sanji ■ Nico Robin ■ Franky ■ Brook

Volume 4
To be released in March 2013.

■ Aokiji ■ Kizaru ■ Zephyr ■ Binz ■ Ain ■ Monkey D. Garp ■ White Tiger ■ PX-Z

One Piece - Zoo Animal World
Banpresto will release five sets dedicated to the bestiary found in One Piece as well as the various "points" of Chopper.

Volume 1 Animals Living In The Sea And The Desert (第1弾　海と砂漠に住む動物)
Released in Japan on December 4, 2012.



■ Chopper Mask ■ Torino Bird ■ Little Laboon ■ Hoe ■ Megalo ■ News Coo ■ Motobaro ■ Dugong

Volume 2 Super Spot-Billed Duck Squad (第2弾　超カルガモ部隊)
To be Released in May 2013

■ Carue ■ Stomp ■ Ivan X ■ Bourbon ■ Cowboy ■ Kentauros ■ Hikoichi ■ Eyelashes

Volume 3 Baroque Works Animals Gathering (第3弾　集合バロックワークスアニマル)
■ Chopper (Alabasta) ■ Pappug ■ Scissors ■ Blue-finned Elephant Tuna ■ Banchi ■ The Unluckies ■ Erimaki Runners ■ BananaWani

Volume 4 Big Set Of Fluffy Animals (第4弾　もこもこ動物大集合)
■ Chopper (Guard Point) ■ Warusagi Bird ■ Pegasus Pierre ■ Lapahn ■ Bepo ■ Richie ■ Risky Bro 1 ■ Risky Bro 2

Volume 5 Strange Animals With Tremendous Personality (第5弾　個性爆発不思議アニマル)
■ Chopper (Monster) ■ Blugori ■ Funkfreed ■ Cerberus ■ Humandrill ■ Yokozuna ■ Saru (Dog) ■ Surume

One Piece - Mega
This series is apparently based on large characters in One Piece.

■ Franky Shogun