[ZOOM!] Issho Fujitora - P.O.P Sailing Again

Figure: Issho Fujitora - P.O.P Sailing Again

The Gravity of Justice: Fujitora Joins the Ranks

It’s not every day we get a new Marine Admiral in the P.O.P line, and Issho—better known as Fujitora—makes a strong entrance. He might be blind, but there’s no missing the sheer presence of this figure. Towering, grounded, and composed, he radiates quiet authority. And even if you're not totally sold on his character in the anime, this figure might just win you over with its masterful sculpt and commanding posture.

Aesthetics First: Calm, Powerful, and Balanced

The attention to proportions here is on point—Fujitora is massive without feeling bulky, and his calm demeanor is perfectly captured. His light-purple yukata, cinched with a deep violet belt, drapes naturally around his seated form. The layered textures of his clothing—yukata, cloak, Marine coat—all blend seamlessly while still remaining visually distinct. The sculpt does an excellent job of translating folds and weight in fabric, especially around the way his coat falls behind him as he sits.

Face Sculpt & Details

Even without expressive eyes, the figure nails Fujitora’s vibe. The subtle scar across his face, the weathered skin tone, the slight downturn of his mouth—it all reflects a man who’s seen much and carries it all within. The bandages and handguards are sharp details that add more texture to the figure’s otherwise clean design. And that cane-sword combo? It’s not just a prop—it’s a symbol, and it looks great even without effects or dramatic posing.

Pose Options? Limited, but Effective

Here’s where things are a bit light. You can remove his Marine coat, rotate the head a bit, and decide how visible you want the blade of his shikomizue to be. That’s about it. No extra face, no flashy accessories, no fancy effects. But honestly, Fujitora isn’t the type who needs them. His stillness *is* the effect—it’s his presence that speaks volumes.

Final Thoughts: Quiet Strength Done Right

Fujitora isn’t flashy, and neither is this figure. But it doesn’t need to be. With strong sculpt work, faithful colors, and a quiet dignity that perfectly matches the character, this is one of those figures that grows on you the longer you look at it. While the lack of accessories might be a downside for some, the overall execution makes it a worthy addition for any serious P.O.P collection—especially if you want more representation from the world of the Marines.

💫 Figure quality:	8.5
👺 Devotion to the Character:	8
👑 Gadgets and alternative pieces (if needed):	7
💸 Price:	8
💓 Figure Importance in Your Collection:	7
🎯 TOTAL:	7.7