Mighty Jaxx's XXRAY line has built a distinct niche in the collectible blind-box space by applying the brand's signature X-ray internal-anatomy aesthetic to major anime properties, and its One Piece Egghead Arc series continues that formula with a Part 2 release. The set became available July 28, 2026 at $14.99 per blind box, following on from an earlier Part 1 series priced slightly higher at $24.95.
For collectors unfamiliar with the XXRAY format, each figure is sculpted to show a stylized cutaway view of the character's internal anatomy — mechanical gears, glowing energy cores, or skeletal structure, depending on how the design team interprets the character — layered underneath the recognizable exterior sculpt. It's a genuinely distinctive visual hook that sets the line apart from standard blind-box figure formats built around straightforward character likeness alone.
One Piece's Egghead Arc has been one of the manga and anime's most visually striking recent story arcs, built around futuristic technology and a cast of characters whose designs lean into sci-fi elements more than most of the series' earlier settings — a strong natural fit for the XXRAY format's mechanical and technological internal-anatomy interpretations. Choosing this specific arc for the line's One Piece expansion gives Mighty Jaxx's design team more creative latitude than a more traditional pirate-era arc might have.
Like most Mighty Jaxx blind-box releases, individual figures aren't identified on the packaging, meaning collectors chasing a specific character need to either buy multiple boxes or purchase a full sealed tray, which guarantees no duplicates across the set. The pricing difference between Part 1 ($24.95 per box) and Part 2 ($14.99 per box) likely reflects differences in included accessory complexity or overall figure size between the two waves rather than a straightforward markdown.
With both Part 1 and Part 2 now available, collectors aiming for the complete Egghead Arc XXRAY roster will need to track down figures across both waves, which can mean managing two separate blind-box pools rather than a single unified release. This staggered release approach is common for Mighty Jaxx's larger character-roster series and gives the line more sustained retail presence than dropping the full set at once.
Mighty Jaxx has released One Piece content across multiple sub-lines beyond just XXRAY, and the Egghead Arc's futuristic setting has proven to be a particularly strong fit for the company's more experimental design approaches compared to earlier, more traditional story arcs. Collectors who enjoyed the XXRAY format's take on this arc specifically may want to watch for whether Mighty Jaxx extends the same X-ray anatomy treatment to other recent One Piece arcs, given how well the Egghead setting's sci-fi elements translated into the format.
Because the XXRAY format's appeal is built around the cutaway internal-anatomy detail, display angle matters more here than with a standard opaque figure — positioning figures where the cutaway sections catch available light tends to show off the design's core selling point far more effectively than a flat, front-facing arrangement would.
The XXRAY line's smaller blind-box scale fits well in the EVORETRO Protective Case for Nendoroid, which keeps the intricate cutaway detailing dust-free. Collectors building out the full Egghead Arc roster across both parts will get more use from the EVORETRO Acrylic Modular Case, which has enough interior room to line up multiple figures together.
Because specific characters aren't guaranteed with any individual purchase, secondary market listings for known rare pulls within a blind-box wave typically command a premium over the original per-box price soon after release. Collectors chasing a specific character who don't want to gamble on multiple box purchases may find buying a confirmed figure secondhand, even at a markup, more cost-effective than repeated blind purchases with uncertain odds.
$14.99 per blind box.
July 28, 2026.
Part 1 released earlier at $24.95 per box; Part 2 is a separate wave at a lower price point, likely reflecting differences in figure complexity.
No — this is a blind-box format, though sealed trays guarantee no duplicate figures within that tray.
The XXRAY format's X-ray anatomy gimmick continues to be one of the more genuinely distinctive takes on anime blind-box figures, and the Egghead Arc's sci-fi-leaning character designs are a strong fit for it. Worth picking up for One Piece collectors who want something visually different from a standard figure line.
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