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Banpresto's Nico Robin "Summer Style" Glitter & Glamours Prize Figure Arrives July 22

Bandai Spirits' Banpresto prize figure brand is adding a new One Piece figure to its GLITTER&GLAMOURS line, and it's arriving fast. Confirmed via Toy People's June 26, 2026 reveal and cross-referenced with retailer listings including Gundam Planet and BigBadToyStore, the GLITTER&GLAMOURS -Nico Robin Summer Style- figure releases July 22, 2026.

What's Confirmed About the Figure

Toy People's coverage, corroborated by retailer product listings, confirms the following:

  • Release date: July 22, 2026
  • Size: approximately 11cm tall, 14cm wide
  • Sold as a prize item, not available through standard retail purchase
  • Recreates the "Nico Robin: Chocolate Ice Cream Lover" character card art from the mobile game One Piece Treasure Cruise
  • Part of Banpresto's GLITTER&GLAMOURS line, which focuses on stylized designs highlighting characters' figures and proportions

The Design

The figure depicts Nico Robin in a casual blue shirt over a bikini bottom, captured mid-bite on a chocolate ice cream cone. Toy People's coverage highlights the slender waist, curves, and delicately posed bare feet and legs that define the sculpt, along with a playful subtly-extended-tongue detail that ties directly back to the source card art. The overall presentation is built around a relaxed summer mood rather than an action pose, distinguishing it from Robin's more combat-oriented figure releases.

Why the Treasure Cruise Connection Matters

Rather than an original design, this figure is a direct 3D adaptation of specific card art from One Piece Treasure Cruise, Bandai Namco's long-running mobile gacha game. For collectors who recognize the "Chocolate Ice Cream Lover" card, that connection adds a layer of authenticity beyond a generic character rendering, since the pose, styling, and mood are all pulled from a specific piece of existing artwork rather than reimagined from scratch.

What "Prize Item" Means for Availability

As a prize figure, this Nico Robin isn't sold directly through standard retail channels in Japan; prize figures are traditionally distributed through crane games and similar prize-vending formats before making their way to secondary retailers and import shops internationally. Collectors outside Japan should expect to find it through import retailers and secondary listings rather than a straightforward preorder from Bandai itself.

Protecting a Loose Prize Figure

Prize figures like this one typically arrive without the elaborate window-box packaging of premium retail statues, which means protection often comes down to the collector's own storage choices.

For keeping the figure boxed and protected from dust between display sessions, EVORETRO's acid-free protective case gives a compact figure like this one a snug, archival-safe enclosure.

For displaying it prominently on a shelf, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives a smaller figure like this one the elevated presentation a summer-themed sculpt deserves.

Common Mistakes Collectors Make

  • Expecting a standard retail preorder process, when prize figures are distributed differently than premium collector statues
  • Assuming this is an original design, when it's a direct adaptation of existing Treasure Cruise card art
  • Overlooking the July 22 release date, since prize figures can sell through import channels quickly once available
  • Storing the figure loose without any protective case, given prize figures typically arrive without heavy-duty retail packaging

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the Nico Robin Summer Style figure release?

July 22, 2026.

Can I buy this figure directly from Bandai's retail store?

No. It's a prize item, typically distributed through prize-vending formats rather than standard retail preorder.

What is this figure based on?

The "Nico Robin: Chocolate Ice Cream Lover" character card art from the mobile game One Piece Treasure Cruise.

How big is the figure?

Approximately 11cm tall and 14cm wide.

Final Thoughts

Banpresto's Nico Robin Summer Style figure translates a specific piece of Treasure Cruise card art into a physical prize figure, giving One Piece collectors a relaxed, summer-themed alternative to Robin's usual combat-focused releases. With a July 22 release date just days away, collectors chasing it through import channels should expect it to move quickly.

Having a protective case and display stand ready ahead of arrival makes it easier to keep a compact prize figure like this one looking its best from day one.

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