Nika Luffy vs Corazon Rosinante vs Miss Thursday: One Piece Resin Statues Compared
By Global Hub for Resin Statues, Anime Figures-figurechoice | Published: 2026-11-01
Category: Comparisons
Compare three One Piece resin statues: Nika Luffy by T-H Studios, Corazon Rosinante by AS Studios, and Miss Thursday by YZ Studios. See scale, edition size, and price trade-offs to pick your next display piece.
Quick answer
Choose the Nika Luffy statue for a dynamic, larger-scale centerpiece with two display options; pick Corazon Rosinante for a detailed POP-scale piece with a tiny edition size; or go with Miss Thursday for a compact, budget-friendly character addition. Each serves a different collector priority.
Scale and footprint: how much shelf space each statue demands
The Nika Luffy statue is 1/8 scale with a standard height of 32 cm and a width of 21 cm (32 cm for the advanced version). That makes it the tallest of the three and the one that will dominate a shelf. Corazon Rosinante, labeled POP Scale, measures 31 cm tall, 29 cm wide, and 26 cm deep—its depth is notably larger, so it needs a deeper display area. Miss Thursday is the smallest at just 10.4 cm tall, fitting easily on a desk or crowded shelf.
If you have limited vertical space, Miss Thursday is the obvious choice. For a balanced display, Corazon's extra depth might require a corner or a wider cabinet, while Nika Luffy's height draws the eye upward.
Edition size and availability: scarcity vs. accessibility
Corazon Rosinante is limited to 188 pieces total, making it the most exclusive of the trio. The Nika Luffy statue has a larger run of 388 pieces, while Miss Thursday is time-limited rather than numbered, meaning availability depends on the order window. A smaller edition size often means higher demand and faster sell-outs, but it also means fewer chances to add the piece later on the secondary market.
If you value rarity, Corazon is the standout. If you want a bit more time to decide, Nika Luffy's larger edition offers slightly more breathing room. Miss Thursday's time-limited nature means you should act within the ordering period if you want it.
Price and value: what each statue costs upfront
At catalog prices, Miss Thursday is the most affordable at USD 22.49 (compared to a USD 29.99 list), followed by Corazon Rosinante at USD 69.99 (from USD 99.99), and Nika Luffy at USD 73.49 (from USD 97.99). All three are currently discounted, but keep in mind that shipping is calculated separately when the item is ready to ship, so the final cost will be higher.
Miss Thursday is an easy entry point for budget-conscious collectors or those new to resin statues. Corazon and Nika Luffy sit in a similar mid-range bracket, so your choice between them should hinge on character preference and display space rather than price alone.
Release timing and planning
Corazon Rosinante is estimated to ship in Q3 (September) 2026, while Nika Luffy's shipping date is listed as Q3 (September) 2025—meaning it may already be available or arriving soon. Miss Thursday is scheduled for Q1 (March) 2027, the furthest out. These dates are estimates and can shift, so plan your display and budget accordingly.
If you want a statue in hand sooner, Nika Luffy is the closest to release. Corazon requires a wait of several months, and Miss Thursday is a long-term pre-order. Consider whether you're comfortable paying now for a future delivery.
Key trade-offs to weigh
- Display space vs. visual impact: Nika Luffy is tall but narrow; Corazon is slightly shorter but much deeper; Miss Thursday is tiny. Measure your shelf depth and height before choosing. If depth is limited, avoid Corazon. If you want a commanding presence, Nika Luffy delivers height without excessive depth. Always check the depth dimension, not just height.
- Edition size vs. urgency: Corazon's 188-piece run will likely sell out faster than Nika Luffy's 388 pieces. Miss Thursday is time-limited, so the order window is your deadline. If you're drawn to Corazon, don't wait too long; for Nika Luffy, you have a bit more flexibility; for Miss Thursday, mark the order deadline. Smaller editions demand quicker decisions.
- Upfront cost vs. total cost: All prices exclude shipping, which is calculated when the item is ready. Miss Thursday's low price can be outweighed by shipping if ordered alone; consider combining with other items. Corazon and Nika Luffy are close in price, so pick based on character and space, not just the sticker price. Factor in shipping before committing to a single small statue.
Product facts at a glance
- POP Scale Corazon Donquixote Rosinante - ONE PIECE Resin Statue - AS Studios: POP Scale, PU + Resin, H31 x W29 x D26 cm, limited to 188 pieces, shipping Q3 2026. Its deep footprint and tiny edition size make it a rare, space-hungry centerpiece for dedicated collectors.
POP Scale Corazon Donquixote Rosinante - ONE PIECE Resin Statue - AS Studios - 1/8 Scale Nika Monkey D. Luffy - ONE PIECE Resin Statue - T-H Studios: 1/8 scale, Resin + PU, standard H32 x W21 x D14 cm (advanced version wider), limited to 388 pieces, shipping Q3 2025. The taller, narrower build and two display options suit shelves with limited depth, and the larger run offers more availability.
1/8 Scale Nika Monkey D. Luffy - ONE PIECE Resin Statue - T-H Studios - Baroque Works Miss Thursday - ONE PIECE Statue - YZ Studios: PU + Resin, height 10.4 cm, time-limited, shipping Q1 2027. Its compact size and low price make it an easy add-on for tight spaces or tight budgets, but the time-limited window means you need to order during the availability period.
Which statue fits you best?
Best for
- Collectors who want a dynamic, taller centerpiece and prefer a standard or advanced display option (Nika Luffy).
- Fans of Corazon Rosinante who value a low edition size and don't mind a deeper shelf footprint.
- Budget-conscious collectors or those with limited space who want a recognizable One Piece character (Miss Thursday).
Not for
- Collectors with very shallow shelves (Corazon's 26 cm depth may not fit).
- Those who need a statue immediately (Miss Thursday ships in 2027; Corazon in late 2026).
- Collectors who prioritize rarity above all (Nika Luffy's 388-piece run is the largest).
