Quick answer
If you want a smaller, newer, sealed Fate/Grand Order piece, the ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa is the safer pick. If you want a taller One Piece centerpiece and can accept a pre-owned box, the S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy is the better display anchor.
Size and shelf footprint
The ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa stands about 6.63 inches tall, while the S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy is roughly 7.5 inches. That difference matters when you are spacing figures on a single shelf: the Luffy needs more vertical clearance and a wider base area.
Box size also differs. The ConoFig box is about 7 x 9.5 x 5.5 inches, and the Luffy box is about 7 x 10 x 8 inches. The Luffy box is deeper, so it takes more storage space if you keep packaging.
Release year and line context
The ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa is a 2024 release from Aniplex+, while the S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy is a 2022 Bandai release. A newer release does not automatically mean better quality, but it can matter if you are trying to keep a collection grouped by era or if you prefer recent sculpts.
These are different lines from different manufacturers. ConoFig is a compact figure format, and S.H.Figuarts Zero is a larger static figure line. Neither is a fully articulated action figure, so do not expect pose changes from either one.
Condition and buying risk
The S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy listing is a pre-owned item with a note about slight box damage and the possibility of minor shelf wear. The ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa listing does not carry that pre-owned warning in the supplied facts, so it is the lower-risk purchase if condition matters to you.
If you are buying the Luffy as a gift or for a mint-in-box collection, ask about the exact condition before ordering. If you plan to open and display it, a slightly damaged box is usually not a problem.
Trade-offs to weigh before you buy
- Scale vs. compactness: Choose the S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy if you want a larger 7.5-inch figure that reads as a centerpiece. Choose the ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa if you need a smaller 6.63-inch figure that fits a crowded shelf. Measure your shelf height before deciding.
- New vs. pre-owned: The ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa is a 2024 release without a pre-owned warning in the supplied facts. The S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy is a 2022 pre-owned listing with noted slight box damage. Ask for condition photos if the box matters to you.
- Franchise preference: Pick the ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa if you collect Fate/Grand Order, or the S.H.Figuarts Zero Luffy if you collect One Piece. There is no objective winner across franchises. Let your existing collection decide, not the spec sheet.
Product facts at a glance
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Fate/Grand Order: Scale Figure - ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa (87261M)(105108806) - Entertainment Hobby Shop Jungle: Manufacturer: Aniplex+, Release Year: 2024, figure size approximately 6.63 inches, box approximately 7 x 9.5 x 5.5 inches. A compact 2024 release that fits tighter shelves and is the newer of the two options.
Fate/Grand Order: Scale Figure - ConoFig Saber / Senji Muramasa (87261M)(105108806) - Entertainment Hobby Shop Jungle
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One Piece: S.H.Figuarts Zero - Daikaizoku Hyakkei Overrall Ranking 1 Monkey D. Luffy D Figure(105079562) - Entertainment Hobby Shop Jungle: Manufacturer: Bandai, Release Year: 2022, figure size approximately 7.5 inches, box approximately 7 x 10 x 8 inches, listed as pre-owned with slight box damage. A taller One Piece figure that needs more display space and a buyer who is comfortable with pre-owned condition.
One Piece: S.H.Figuarts Zero - Daikaizoku Hyakkei Overrall Ranking 1 Monkey D. Luffy D Figure(105079562) - Entertainment Hobby Shop Jungle
Who should choose which
Best for
- Fate/Grand Order collectors who want a newer, compact 2024 figure
- Buyers who prefer a listing without a pre-owned condition warning
- Shelf displays with limited vertical clearance
Not for
- Collectors who want a larger 7.5-inch centerpiece
- One Piece fans who specifically want a Luffy figure
- Buyers who only want sealed, non-pre-owned merchandise

