An iconic portrayal of Uta from One Piece Film Red, the Grandline Lady line captures her luminous stage presence in a static display. The figure stands in a poised performance stance, with one hand gracefully extended and the other holding a microphone, ready to belt out a powerful note. The outfit is rendered with flowing layers, a long skirt with subtle frills, and a fitted bodice that hints at her theatrical styling. The sculpt emphasizes Uta's long, glossy hair that cascades down her back, with individual strands and gentle waves sculpted for realism. Colorwork showcases bold pinks, purples, and blues, with delicate shading to convey fabric folds and lighting. Fine sculpted details on accessories and footwear complete the concert-ready silhouette, designed for display in a glass case or on a shelf.

Uta is introduced as a world-renown singer whose voice resonates across oceans, drawing crowds from every corner of the world. In Film Red, her concert becomes a turning point, blending fantasy with danger as emotions run high under the spell of her melodies. The narrative follows the Straw Hat crew as they encounter Uta’s dreams of peace and her guarded past, discovering that her performances can alter memories, moods, and even choices. The figure reflects this dual nature, portraying her as radiant and fragile, with a performance-ready pose that hints at the charisma she wields on stage. The story explores themes of hope, trust, and the price of fame, making Uta a memorable central figure in the arc.