Best One Piece Villain & Revolutionary Figures 2026 — Banpresto Blackbeard King of Artist & Sabo Setting Sail
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One Piece's most compelling characters aren't always the heroes — some of the most fascinating figures in the series are its villains and revolutionaries. In 2026, two standout Banpresto releases celebrate two of One Piece's most powerful and complex characters: the Banpresto One Piece King of Artist Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard) Figure and the Banpresto One Piece Sabo Setting Sail Logia Special Edition Prize Figure. This guide covers both in detail.
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1. Banpresto One Piece King of Artist — Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard) Figure
Blackbeard: The Most Dangerous Man in the World in KOA Form
Marshall D. Teach — Blackbeard — is the most dangerous villain in One Piece and the only person in the series' history to wield two Devil Fruit powers simultaneously. His role in Ace's death, his rise to Yonko status, and his mysterious connection to the "D." lineage make him one of the most discussed and feared characters in the series. The Banpresto One Piece King of Artist Blackbeard Figure captures this terrifying character in Banpresto's premium KOA (King of Artist) format, which is known for its exceptional sculpt quality and dynamic poses.
Key Features:
- Banpresto King of Artist (KOA) series — premium figure quality
- Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard) — One Piece's most powerful villain
- Dynamic pose capturing Blackbeard's imposing, menacing presence
- Dual Devil Fruit power aesthetic — darkness and earthquake powers represented
- High-quality PVC construction with detailed paint finish
- Perfect for One Piece villain collectors and Blackbeard fans
Price: $32.00 USD
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Blackbeard's Role in One Piece's Endgame
As One Piece approaches its final arc, Blackbeard has emerged as the primary antagonist — the dark mirror to Luffy's journey. His Yami Yami no Mi (Darkness Fruit) and Gura Gura no Mi (Tremor Fruit) make him uniquely powerful, and his ambition to become the Pirate King puts him on a direct collision course with Luffy. The KOA figure captures him at the height of his power and menace.
The King of Artist Figure Line
Banpresto's King of Artist (KOA) series is one of their most prestigious figure lines, featuring characters in dynamic, powerful poses that emphasize their strength and personality. KOA figures are known for their exceptional sculpt quality and their ability to capture the essence of a character's power and attitude. The Blackbeard KOA is a perfect example of the line at its best.
2. Banpresto One Piece Sabo — Setting Sail Logia Special Edition Prize Figure
Sabo: The Revolutionary Army's Chief of Staff in Logia Form
Sabo is one of One Piece's most emotionally significant characters — Luffy's sworn brother who was believed dead for years before his dramatic return at Dressrosa. As the Chief of Staff of the Revolutionary Army and the wielder of the Mera Mera no Mi (Flame Flame Fruit) — Ace's former Devil Fruit — Sabo carries enormous emotional weight in the series. The Banpresto One Piece Sabo Setting Sail Logia Special Edition captures him in a stunning fire-element pose that showcases his Logia powers at their most dramatic.
Key Features:
- Banpresto Setting Sail series — Logia Special Edition
- Sabo wielding the Mera Mera no Mi (Flame Flame Fruit) — Ace's legacy
- Dramatic fire-element pose — Logia powers on full display
- Special Edition designation — exclusive design elements
- High-quality PVC with flame effect sculpt details
- Perfect for Sabo fans and Revolutionary Army collectors
Price: $41.00 USD
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The Emotional Weight of Sabo's Mera Mera no Mi
When Sabo ate the Mera Mera no Mi at the Corrida Colosseum in Dressrosa, it was one of the most emotionally charged moments in One Piece history. By inheriting Ace's Devil Fruit, Sabo literally carries a piece of his fallen brother with him in every battle. The Setting Sail Logia Special Edition figure captures this powerful symbolism — Sabo's fire powers are not just his own, but a tribute to Ace's legacy.
Villain vs. Revolutionary: Blackbeard & Sabo Comparison
| Feature | Blackbeard KOA | Sabo Setting Sail Logia SE |
|---|---|---|
| Character Role | Yonko / Primary villain | Revolutionary Army Chief of Staff |
| Devil Fruit | Yami Yami + Gura Gura (dual) | Mera Mera no Mi (Flame) |
| Figure Line | King of Artist (KOA) | Setting Sail Logia Special Edition |
| Price | $32.00 | $41.00 |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who is Blackbeard (Marshall D. Teach) in One Piece?
Marshall D. Teach, known as Blackbeard, is one of the Four Emperors (Yonko) and the primary antagonist of One Piece's final saga. He is the only person in the series known to wield two Devil Fruit powers simultaneously — the Yami Yami no Mi (Darkness) and the Gura Gura no Mi (Tremor). His betrayal of the Whitebeard Pirates and his role in Ace's death make him one of the most hated and feared characters in the series.
Who is Sabo in One Piece?
Sabo is Luffy's sworn brother and the Chief of Staff of the Revolutionary Army. Believed dead after a tragic incident in his childhood, he returned dramatically at the Dressrosa arc, where he ate the Mera Mera no Mi (Flame Flame Fruit) — the same Devil Fruit previously wielded by the late Portgas D. Ace. His return was one of the most emotional moments in One Piece history.
What is the Mera Mera no Mi?
The Mera Mera no Mi (Flame Flame Fruit) is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows the user to create, control, and transform into fire. It was originally wielded by Portgas D. Ace before his death at Marineford. After Ace's death, the fruit was consumed by Sabo at the Corrida Colosseum in Dressrosa, making it one of the most emotionally significant Devil Fruits in the series.
What is the King of Artist (KOA) figure line?
King of Artist (KOA) is a premium Banpresto figure line featuring One Piece characters in dynamic, powerful poses. KOA figures are known for their exceptional sculpt quality and their ability to capture the essence of a character's power and personality. The line focuses on the most powerful and iconic characters in One Piece.
Are these figures officially licensed?
Yes, both the Blackbeard KOA and Sabo Setting Sail figures are officially licensed Banpresto/Bandai Spirits products. All One Piece figures at Catchhobby are 100% authentic.
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