TREASURE CRUISE WORLD JOURNEY
Treasure Cruise World Journey is a dedicated line of non-articulated prize figures produced by Banpresto (a division of Bandai Spirits) in official collaboration with the mobile game ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise. Released between 2019 and 2021 across six thematic volumes, the line re-imagines iconic characters from One Piece in globe-trotting historical and cultural outfits based on special in-game event designs.
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Overview
Treasure Cruise World Journey is a specialized line of non-articulated prize statues produced by Banpresto, a division of Bandai Spirits. Developed in official partnership with Bandai Namco's hit gacha mobile title ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise, the line departs from standard canonical manga and anime attire.
Instead, it reimagines iconic characters created by Eiichiro Oda in unique, culture-themed, and globe-trotting outfits based on alternate costume designs featured during special events in the mobile game.
Positioned as prize figures obtainable through claw games and specialized anime retail outlets, the line features detailed static sculpts across various historical and regional aesthetics. Over its production run, Banpresto released 13 distinct statues grouped into six stylized volumes. Themes range from 19th-century American Wild West attire and 17th-century European musketeer gear to traditional Japanese yukatas, Arabian palace garments, and 1920s formal suits. The series offers collectors a distinct thematic alternative to standard figures while maintaining faithful connections to the mobile game's artistic vision.
History
The Treasure Cruise World Journey line debuted in early 2019, capitalizing on the popularity of the ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise mobile game, which launched in Japan in 2014 and globally in 2015. Banpresto introduced Volume 1 in January and February 2019 with a Wild West cowboy theme featuring Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, and Nami.
Following its initial release, the line evolved sequentially across six distinct volumes through early 2021, consistently releasing paired or trio character sets with matching thematic costumes.
Mid-2019 brought Volume 2's European musketeer designs featuring Sanji and Vinsmoke Reiju, followed by Volume 3's traditional Japanese yukatas with Boa Hancock, Sir Crocodile, and Dracule Mihawk in late 2019 and early 2020. In mid-2020, Volume 4 explored Arabian palace attire with Nefertari Vivi and Rebecca. The line concluded with Volume 5's 1920s dapper suit figures of Portgas D. Ace and Marco in late 2020, and Volume 6's Arabian explorer outfits with Sabo and Koala in early 2021. Between 2020 and 2021, Bandai Spirits also produced companion Ichiban Kuji lottery waves, leaving the 13-figure set as a completed legacy line.
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Iconic Figures
### Monkey D. Luffy (Vol. 1) Sculpted in a Wild West cowboy outfit complete with a hat, poncho, gun belt, and leather boots. ### Roronoa Zoro (Vol. 1) Depicted in Wild West attire featuring a Winchester-style rifle, long duster coat, and leather chaps. ### Nami (Vol. 1) Styled in high-heeled cowboy boots holding a revolver with a hat perched back on her head. ### Sanji (Vol. 2) Dressed as a 17th-century European musketeer carrying a cutlass over his shoulder. ### Vinsmoke Reiju (Vol. 2) Featured in a full European musketeer ensemble posing with a slender rapier. ### Boa Hancock (Vol. 3) Sculpted in an ornate traditional Japanese yukata featuring intricate decorative patterns. ### Sir Crocodile (Vol.
3) Depicted in a traditional Japanese yukata and haori, retaining his signature golden hook. ### Dracule Mihawk (Vol. 3) Features Mihawk in a Japanese kimono style while wielding his iconic dark sword. ### Nefertari Vivi (Vol. 4) Sculpted in a flowing red Arabian palace dancer outfit. ### Rebecca (Vol. 4) Styled in a colorful Arabian palace dancer dress and equipped with her broadsword. ### Portgas D. Ace (Vol. 5) Featured in a tailored 1920s dapper suit paired with a fedora-style hat. ### Marco the Phoenix (Vol. 5) Depicts Marco dressed in a sharp 1920s vintage formal suit. ### Sabo (Vol. 6) Features Sabo in a red traveler coat with gold trim, Arabian explorer scarf, and saber. ### Koala (Vol. 6) Depicted in matching oriental traveler attire armed with a quarterstaff.
Collecting
The Treasure Cruise World Journey series holds a unique position in the One Piece figure market. Unlike mainstream lines that replicate standard anime arc outfits, World Journey provides collectors with rare stylized depictions based directly on gacha game event art from ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise.
The intentional grouping of characters into matched aesthetic pairs—such as Ace and Marco in 1920s suits or Sabo and Koala in explorer gear—makes completing specific volumes especially satisfying for display setups. Since Banpresto concluded the line with Volume 6 in early 2021 and added no subsequent waves, the complete 13-statue set is now a finite legacy series. Figures are primarily traded on secondary platforms, specialized anime retail stores, and collector conventions. Demand remains consistent for high-profile pairings like the Volume 1 Wild West Straw Hats and Volume 5's dapper Ace and Marco, with full volume sets holding steady value among collectors seeking thematic display pieces.
The figure designs are directly based on special alternate-style event artwork from the ONE PIECE Treasure Cruise mobile game.
