Stop-motion figures that demand you pick them up and move them yourself. Banpresto didn't make collectibles here, they made tiny stages for grief, triumph, and the stupid jokes that matter most. Five minutes per short means every frame is a choice about what a moment deserves. This is for people who've watched Luffy cry and wanted to hold that feeling in their hands, make it move the way they remember it should.

Three five-minute stop-motion shorts restage well-known moments from Eiichiro Oda's One Piece manga and anime using Banpresto's Cry heart line of crane game prize figures. The first brings back the scene of Hiluluk's cherry blossoms falling on a winter island, the second recreates the Oath of Brothers, and the third is titled Ace no Saigo. Banpresto made the figure line with a purpose in mind: fans are meant to pose them and shoot stop-motion films of their own. The result is a short, drama-leaning fantasy special that turns collectible figures into a small tribute to the series.