A compact, highly-detailed mini figure of S-Shark from One Piece, produced as a Prize figure for Ichiban Kuji. The figure stands just about a hand's height, with a bold silhouette that captures the shark-inspired design: a sleek torso, angular fins along the shoulders, and a pronounced dorsal fin casting a dynamic shadow. The paint job emphasizes crisp linework and bright highlights on key features like the visor-like eye area and the metallic accents on the limbs, with a two-tone color palette that blends whites, blues, and dark greys. Subtle panel lines and mechanical joints are molded into the figure to evoke Vegapunk's Seraphim technology, while the base supports a poised, action-ready stance. Overall, it conveys both the charm of a collectible mini-figure and the sci-fi vibe of the Egghead arc, making it a standout display piece on a shelf or in a diorama setup.

S-Shark is one of the Seraphim units introduced in the One Piece world during Vegapunk's experiments on Egghead Island. As a synthetic being created to assist the World Government, S-Shark embodies a fusion of aggressive shark motifs with advanced cybernetic technology. In the storyline, these Seraphim units operate with iron discipline and overwhelming speed, acting as guards and enforcers during key confrontations with pirates and rival factions. The character's name hints at its aquatic theme and the sharp, precise actions it takes in combat. The prize figure captures this essence by depicting S-Shark in a poised, combat-ready pose, suggesting the moment before a swift strike. Fans of the series will recognize the unit for its distinctive silhouette, and the figure serves as a tangible reminder of the Egghead Island arc’s high-stakes science fiction atmosphere, where humanity and machinery intersect in dramatic fashion.