Showcasing Bandai Spirits' DXF craftsmanship, this One Piece Film Red Uta figure from The Grandline Series captures a dramatic concert moment. Standing at 160 mm tall and scaled 1/10, it presents Uta in a poised singing pose that conveys motion even in static display. The figure uses a pastel-dominated palette with soft pink hair flowing around her shoulders, a light-toned outfit with crisp folds, and contrasting accents that pop under stage lights. A translucent microphone and a compact display base heighten the performance vibe. Textured sculpting on hair, fabric, and accessories adds depth, while subtle shading enhances the contours of arms, legs, and clothing. The finish balances matte fabrics with glossy highlight areas, mimicking real fabric and shine on a stage costume. Materials involve PVC for the core and ABS for joints and accessories for durability and poseability. The design nods to The Grandline Lady line within The Grandline Series and captures Uta's iconic presence at the concert.

Uta, the enigmatic songstress introduced in One Piece Film Red, is a celebrated performer whose voice holds a rare power to evoke emotions and memories. In the film, her concerts attract massive crowds, blurring the line between fantasy and danger as her songs influence listeners' actions and feelings. Behind the glamour lies a complicated past and a longing for connection beyond fame. As Luffy and the crew attend her festival, the truth about Uta's origins, her relationship with her father-figure Shanks, and her desire to protect those who love her becomes central to the narrative. The story explores themes of identity, freedom, and responsibility, asking whether art can heal or harm. In this DXF figure scene, fans glimpse the moment when Uta decides what kind of star she wants to be, beyond the spotlight.