Bandai Spirits has expanded its ongoing One Piece and NBA collaborative merchandise line, introducing a brand-new crossover figure featuring Trafalgar Law representing the Golden State Warriors.
The collectible depicts the captain of the Heart Pirates wearing the team’s iconic blue-and-gold jersey while pulling off a sleek behind-the-back dribble. Part of the manufacturer’s Master Stars Piece collection, the figure stands approximately 17 centimeters tall and carries a price tag of 12,100 yen (roughly $74 USD). While scheduled for an official release in January 2027, pre-orders are already open through platforms like Premium Bandai. Staying consistent with the rest of the lineup, Law’s jersey features the number 1006, a subtle nod to his in-universe birthday on October 6.
Trafalgar Law Joins One Piece x NBA Collaboration Figure Series
True to the Master Stars Piece standard, the sculpt boasts intricate details, carefully capturing everything from Law’s intense gaze, distinct goatee, and clothing textures to his dynamic posture and even individual leg hair.
Law arrives as part of the fourth wave of the crossover series, which typically releases figures in pairs—this time alongside Yamato. Thus far, eight out of the ten planned figures have been revealed. The collection kicked off in November 2025 with Gear 5 Luffy, followed swiftly by Enel. Wave two introduced Red-Haired Shanks and Roronoa Zoro, while Sanji and Nami comprised the third wave. Only the upcoming Sabo and Portgas D. Ace figures remain to be unveiled.
According to Bandai Spirits, the One Piece x NBA partnership was designed to celebrate the synergy between anime and sports culture, boosting the prominence of both brands. Alongside the Master Stars Piece statues, the crossover has also yielded Tony Tony Chopper plush toys and an S.H. Figuarts collectible line.
Meanwhile, Eiichiro Oda’s legendary franchise continues to thrive across multiple platforms. Alongside the ongoing classic anime, WIT Studio is producing a fresh series remake slated to begin streaming in February 2027 to serve as an accessible entry point for new fans. Additionally, Netflix’s live-action adaptation—widely praised as a rare successful fantasy translation—is gearing up for its third season next year following two successful runs.