One Piece has exploded into one of the hottest Funko lines on the planet, with more than 520 Pops in the GrailNest catalog and a fanbase that treats grails like treasure from the Grand Line. Zoro and Gol D. Roger exclusives clear several hundred dollars, and demand for the Straw Hats shows no sign of slowing.

Here is a guide to the One Piece Funko Pops worth chasing, grouped by crew: the grails, the Straw Hat crew, the Emperors and legends, and the convention exclusives. Click any figure to open its page in the GrailNest One Piece catalog and check its current value. Set sail.

Collector tip

One Piece is a newer, fast-moving line, so exclusives and Chase variants drive most of the value. A standard Luffy is affordable, but a Hot Topic Zoro or an MEFCC Chase Whitebeard is a serious grail. Watch for store tags (Hot Topic, Funko Shop) and Chase stickers, and confirm the exact variant before you pay a premium.

💎 The grails: the most valuable One Piece Pops

One Piece grails are dominated by store exclusives and convention Chases. The two Roronoa Zoro #2178 releases lead the pack, followed by the MEFCC Chase Whitebeard and a pair of Gol D. Roger exclusives. The very first Luffy #98 rounds out the top tier.

🏴‍☠️ The Straw Hat crew

Every collection starts with the crew. Luffy, Zoro, Sanji and Nami are the accessible, iconic core of any One Piece shelf, and most standard releases sit at friendly prices before you get into the exclusives.

👑 Emperors, warlords & legends

Beyond the crew, the heavy hitters of the One Piece world carry real value: a Funko Shop Portgas D. Ace, a convention Gol D. Roger, a Comic Con Africa Eustass Kid, and the legendary Silvers Rayleigh.

🎟️ Convention exclusives

The convention circuit is where One Piece value is made. NYCC, COMFEST, ECCC and international Comic Con releases turn standard characters into sought-after grails.

Grail & exclusive alert

One Piece characters are reprinted constantly with new Pop numbers and store exclusives, so the same figure can exist a dozen ways. Zoro #2178 alone has a standard and a pricier Hot Topic version, and Gol D. Roger appears in Gold, SDCC and convention forms. Always match the exact sticker and store tag against the catalog before treating a figure as a grail.

What makes a One Piece Funko Pop valuable?

The value drivers in this line are a little different from the older franchises:

  • Store exclusives. Hot Topic, Funko Shop and Entertainment Earth releases have smaller runs and higher demand.
  • Convention Chases. MEFCC, NYCC, ECCC and international cons produce the rarest pieces.
  • Fan-favorite characters. Zoro, Ace, Luffy and Roger hold value because the fanbase is enormous and growing.
  • Early releases. The original Luffy #98 predates the current boom and is scarce.

Start here (accessible picks)

  • Monkey D. Luffy #1900
  • Roronoa Zoro #1901
  • Sanji #1277
  • Nami (Wanted Poster)
  • Portgas D. Ace
  • Eustass Kid

Chase these (grails)

  • Roronoa Zoro Hot Topic #2178
  • Whitebeard MEFCC Chase #1270
  • Gol D. Roger Gold #1274
  • Gol D. Roger SDCC #1379
  • Monkey D. Luffy #98
  • Portgas D. Ace Funko Shop #1818

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With the anime bigger than ever and Funko releasing new waves constantly, One Piece is one of the most exciting lines to collect right now. Bookmark this guide or track the set in GrailNest, and you will always know which Pops are out there and exactly what they are worth. ☠️