Nendoroid Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli (1516): The Pride of the Zeppeli Family
The Nendoroid Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli (1516) brings the charismatic and talented Hamon master from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Battle Tendency into the Nendoroid line. Produced by Medicos Entertainment and distributed by Good Smile Company, this figure captures Caesar’s gentlemanly flair and his deadly bubble-based combat style in a highly detailed chibi format.
Standing at the standard 10 cm (approx. 3.94 inches), this figure is fully articulated, allowing fans to recreate the high-stakes training and battle scenes from his journey alongside Joseph Joestar.
Key Features & Design
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Three Expressive Face Plates:
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Standard Face: A calm, focused expression that reflects his serious dedication to his family's legacy.
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Combat Face: A fierce, shouting expression for intense battle scenes against the Pillar Men.
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Smug Smiling Face: A confident, charming smirk from his initial duel with Joseph Joestar.
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Signature Appearance: He is sculpted in his classic Part 2 outfit, featuring his iconic purple and orange feathered bandana, which has been carefully crafted to look as though it's blowing in the wind.
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Hamon Bubble Accessories:
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Bubble Launcher: Includes parts to recreate his signature long-range Hamon technique.
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Bubble Cutters: Includes the spinning bubble blades based on his grandfather Will Anthonio Zeppeli's technique.
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Full Articulation: As a fully articulated Nendoroid, he features joints in the elbows and knees, providing the range of motion needed for the dramatic, stylish "JoJo" poses that define the series.
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
| Character | Caesar Anthonio Zeppeli |
| Manufacturer | Medicos Entertainment (Distributed by Good Smile) |
| Series | Nendoroid (1516) |
| Material | Painted Plastic (ABS & PVC) |
| Height | Approx 100 mm (3.94 inches) |
| Included Accessories | 3 Face Plates, Bubble Launcher, Bubble Cutters, Articulated Limbs, Figure Base |
This figure is the essential companion to Nendoroid Joseph Joestar (1502), allowing you to display the iconic duo together as they perfect their Hamon training.




