Nike x One Piece: New Air Max Plus Collection Inspired by Devil Fruits

Nike has officially launched a specialized sneaker collection drawing direct inspiration from Eiichiro Oda’s globally popular anime and manga franchise, One Piece. According to official announcements from the franchise and footwear reports, the new collaboration centers on the iconic Nike Air Max Plus model, utilizing colorways and textures designed to replicate the supernatural abilities of the series’ legendary Devil Fruits.

The Devil Fruit Air Max Plus Lineup

The centerpiece of the collaboration features three distinct iterations of the Nike Air Max Plus silhouette, each mapped to a specific power from the source material. According to product breakdowns, the lineup kicks off with a model inspired by the Gomu Gomu no Mi—the legendary fruit consumed by series protagonist Monkey D. Luffy. This specific shoe deploys a striking blend of purple, green, and yellow, utilizing a unique structural texture engineered to echo its animated counterpart.

Following closely is the Mera Mera no Mi design, honoring the flame-based abilities historically wielded by Portgas D. Ace and Sabo. That particular sneaker relies heavily on blazing orange and yellow tones to visually represent roaring fire. Rounding out the trio is the Ope Ope no Mi model, styled after the signature power utilized by Trafalgar Law. This design leans into a complex palette of reddish, pink, green, and purple hues.

Global Release Schedule, Regional Exclusivity, and Pricing

Rollout plans vary significantly depending on geographic region, according to official scheduling details. The global rollout sequence begins with an exclusive launch window in Tokyo, Japan, running from September 4 through September 6. During this initial phase, regional availability features a lottery system priced at ¥27,500 JPY, roughly equivalent to $173 USD.

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International distribution kicks off widely starting September 12 through authorized retail partners. Crucially for regional fans, Mexico is included in the global release schedule, with the Luffy-inspired Gomu Gomu no Mi slated to drop via the SNKRS platform on September 25. Meanwhile, the Trafalgar Law-themed Ope Ope no Mi is slated as a regional exclusive restricted strictly to the United States and Japan, with sales opening on September 19. Across global markets, estimated retail pricing for the collection is expected to hover between $180 USD and $210 USD.

Apparel Expansion Beyond Footwear

The collaboration extends well past footwear. According to brand statements, Nike’s partnership with the Straw Hat crew encompasses a broader apparel capsule. The collection includes themed jerseys, graphic t-shirts, caps, and a utility vest designed to capture pivotal moments and motifs from the long-running epic.

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Fans eager to secure items from the capsule should monitor official Nike channels and regional SNKRS app updates ahead of the staggered September drop dates.

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