Banpresto
Banpresto's strength is prize figure lines. One Piece brings Luffy and Zoro from Cross Posing at 17 and 18 cm, Nami in Battle Record Collection at 16 cm, Nico Robin in Glitter & Glamours at 22 cm, plus Luffy again under Theorama Soul and Loki as a Mega World Collectible Figure.
Dragon Ball is represented by the World Collectable Figure Premium Kame House diorama, which puts the WCF size to work as a scene rather than a single character. UK delivery is free.
Collector's Guide
Product Lines
Zero Variant's Banpresto range leans into One Piece, with a Dragon Ball highlight alongside.
- World Collectable Figure (WCF): small-scale figures with big personality, offered here as Elbaph series blind boxes where each opening is a surprise.
- Glitter & Glamours: stylised, elegant renditions of female characters, represented by Nico Robin.
- Cross Posing: dynamic figures of Luffy and Zoro.
- Battle Record Collection: Nami captured mid-action in the line's signature dramatic posing.
- Theorama Soul: a scenic presentation of Luffy.
- Dragon Ball: a WCF Premium diorama of Kame House, the series' most famous seaside address.
Why Collectors Rate Them
Banpresto figures punch well beyond their origins. Sculpts are bold and full of motion, paint applications have grown sharper year on year under Bandai Spirits production and the sheer range of characters covered means collections grow quickly. For many collectors a Banpresto piece was their very first figure and the label remains one of the most welcoming routes into the hobby while still rewarding longtime fans with display-worthy showpieces.
Banpresto Collectibles at Zero Variant
Everything in this Banpresto range is officially licensed Bandai Spirits product sourced through authorised distribution, so you can collect with confidence. Orders are packed securely and our UK-based customer service team is here to help. Enjoy exploring the range, whether you are chasing a full WCF set or a single standout piece.
FAQs
What is a prize figure?
A figure originally made as a prize for Japanese amusement arcade crane games. Banpresto built its name on them and they are collected worldwide as affordable, characterful display pieces.
Are Banpresto figures officially licensed?
Yes. Everything in this Banpresto range is officially licensed merchandise produced under the Bandai Spirits label with the approval of each series' rights holders.
What does WCF mean?
World Collectable Figure, Banpresto's long-running line of small-scale figures, often released in themed waves such as the One Piece Elbaph series.
Are Banpresto figures good for new collectors?
Yes. Their compact sizes, wide character selection and forgiving nature make them one of the easiest ways to start a display shelf.