Kids can become a member of The Straw Hat Pirates by exploring Moose Toys‘ latest treasures. Pirate fans can expect new toys and collectibles inspired by the new season of Netflix’s One Piece next month.
Premiering on March 10, 2026, One Piece Season 2 brings a new high-seas adventure for Luffy and his friends. The pirate crew will face fierce adversaries, perilous quests, and bizarre islands as they journey in search of the world’s greatest treasure. To celebrate the upcoming season, Moose Toys is launching action figures, collectibles, and plush inspired by Season 2 characters, including fan-favorite Tony Tony Chopper.
Kids can experience pirate-themed excitement with action figures ($4.99-19.99) that vary in size and points of articulation. Fans can collect popular characters, like Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Tony Tony Chopper, and Wapol. New adventures also await with the Going Merry Collector Ship ($34.99), which recreates the popular vessel and includes an exclusive 2-inch Luffy mini figure.
Season 2 characters debut in Moose Toys’ action figures line. | Source: Moose Toys
The action figures vary in size and have different points of articulation. | Source: Moose Toys
The Going Merry Collector Ship replicates the iconic vessel. | Source: Moose Toys
Tony Tony Chopper becomes an adorable plush pal. | Source: Moose Toys
Dress up as Tony Tony Chopper with this soft plush hat. | Source: Moose Toys
The 8-inch plush features different fan-favorite characters. | Source: Moose Toys
For cozier experiences, kids can cuddle with the collection’s range of plush items. The Tony Tony Chopper Plush ($19.99) is an 11-inch version of the character wearing his signature hat. The hat also appears as its own plush collectible ($24.99), complete with the iconic antlers and bold white cross. Kids can also collect premium 8-inch plush ($9.99 each) inspired by Luffy, Nami, Laboon, and more.
Families can join The Straw Hats’ new adventures with the One Piece toy line, launching next month, with in-store availability starting in March 2026.
