Bandai One Piece - Rob Lucci Awakening Ver. King of Artist Figure

Bandai One Piece - Rob Lucci Awakening Ver. King of Artist Figure

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Bandai One Piece - Rob Lucci Awakening Ver. King of Artist FigureRob Lucci is a member of CPO in the anime series, One Piece. Originally part of the CP9, a secret Cipher Pol organization, he was dismissed by Spandam under the declaration of responsibility of the incident on Enies Lobby. Once acknowledged as the most powerful member of the CP9, Rob Lucci fights by incorporating the Rokushiki martial arts with his Leopard devil fruit for additional agility and strength. Product Features: 7. 5 inches (19. 05cm) Made

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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2018