Shirahoshi figure from Banpresto's SCultures Zoukeiou Choujoukessen World Vol.5 captures the elegant presence of the Mermaid Princess. Standing in a graceful pose, she reveals the flowing lines of her long aqua hair and the gentle curve of her mermaid tail. The sculpt emphasizes her delicate features, with a serene expression and large, expressive eyes. The figure uses a soft color palette, with subtle gradients on her skin and tail, and a glossy finish to mimic underwater light. Details like the translucent quality of her fins and the sculpted scale pattern on her tail add depth. The base is designed to resemble oceanic waves with a hint of bubbles, highlighting her mythic origins. This Banpresto release is part of the World Vol.5 line, known for museum-like presentation and high display value.

Shirahoshi, the mermaid princess of the Ryugu Kingdom, was introduced as a shy and gentle figure who speaks to the Sea Kings and has a mysterious power that can calm the ocean. As a central figure when the crew reaches Fish-Man Island, her vulnerability becomes a point of growth and trust, drawing others to protect her. Her development moves from a cautious, reserved character to someone who discovers inner strength and courage even as she learns about her inheritance and responsibilities. The figure evokes her protective aura and the hope she represents for her people, while hinting at the emotional weight she carries from exile and the burdens of prophecy. In the One Piece storyline, Shirahoshi's connections to history, friends, and the sea Kings drive pivotal moments that reshape alliances and the fate of kingdoms. The narrative around her is one of resilience, discovery, and the power of voice in the face of danger.