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The storyBuild the dream. Sail with it.
Franky is the Straw Hats’ shipwright, a cyborg who built the Thousand Sunny. His dream is to see his own ship reach the end of the sea, making craftsmanship as important to his character as his unusual weapons.
A moment worth collecting
Trained by the shipwright Tom, Franky brings his skills to the crew after meeting Luffy in Water Seven. He sets sail to see his dream ship’s journey through. His evolving mechanical body gives collectors several visually different periods to consider.
A collector’s starting point
A Franky display can celebrate making things as much as fighting. Begin with the shipwright beside the crew, or follow his mechanical side into a more elaborate arrangement. Give each version room so its shape and details remain easy to enjoy.
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ONE PIECE.com official · Original English summary; not an official translation. Current bounties and time-sensitive titles omitted.
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