Eneru is depicted in a commanding, heroic pose that captures the essence of the One Piece villain turned god of the skies. This 1/6 scale figure presents Eneru in his iconic robe, rendered with meticulous attention to fabric draping, folds, and gold trim. The sculpt emphasizes a bold silhouette, while the colorwork highlights rich gold accents against deeper tones of the garment. The head sculpture conveys Eneru's stern, calculating gaze and distinctive headdress, and the hands are positioned to channel electric energy. Optional transparent lightning effects and a rugged base are included to create a dramatic display, and the paint application uses subtle shading and weathering to convey age, authority, and otherworldly power.

Eneru, also known as the God Enel, rules Sky Island with absolute conviction and the belief that he embodies divine authority. Wielding the Goro Goro no Mi, a lightning-based Devil Fruit, he can transform into electricity and discharge devastating bolts, making him one of the most formidable opponents faced by Monkey D. Luffy and his crew during the Skypiea arc. Eneru’s charisma, grandiose rhetoric, and god-like posture attract followers who embrace his millenarian promises, even as his true motive is power and control. He subjects the island’s people to fear, loyalty tests, and a dogmatic worldview that paints dissent as blasphemy. His plans reveal a calculating strategist who treats conflict as a test of faith and will, a tyrant whose downfall exposes the limits of impossible authority.