The Sir Crocodile figure captures the ominous presence of One Piece's infamous Shichibukai with a dramatic stance. The sculpt highlights Crocodile's tall silhouette, the long, flowing coat rendered with intricate folds and crisp edge work that hint at fabric movement. His signature hat sits tilted to one side, while his hook hand and confident glare convey centuries of scheming. The paintwork emphasizes weathered textures and subtle shading across the coat, gloves, and boots, bringing out a sense of desert dust grit. The base features a rocky arid terrain motif that reinforces his ruthless, strategic nature as a ruler of Alabasta.

Sir Crocodile, known as one of One Piece's most calculating antagonists, is the former Warlord of the Sea who rose to power by manipulating friends and foes alike from behind the scenes. He wields the Sand-Sand Fruit, a devil fruit that lets him create and control sand, enabling deadly attacks, barriers, and infiltration. His grand scheme in Alabasta involved weaving a fake crisis to seize the throne and rule through fear, only to be unmasked by the crew. Across the saga, Crocodile projects a calm, composed exterior while plotting several moves ahead, treating allies as tools and opponents as obstacles in a game of desert scale politics. This portrayal on the figure evokes that legacy.