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Every Usopp Card in the One Piece Card Game

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Bandai’s card database lists 19 distinct Usopp cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 20 in total, spread across 22 products. That makes Usopp the 12th most-drawn character in the game. CardSpicy indexes every One Piece card by its code, and the table below is the whole list for this character.

Usopp is the 12th most-drawn character in the game, and the count below is everything Bandai has printed for them — including the printings that share a card number and differ only in art.

There are two ways to build a One Piece collection and the first is to pick a character and take everything printed for them. It is the way that needs the least judgement: the character decides the list, and the list is finite and printed on the cards. What follows is that list for Usopp — every Character card and every Leader card, with the numbers that are actually printed on the card: colour, cost or life, power, counter, and the product each one came from first.

How many Usopp cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 19 distinct cards of Usopp in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 20 in total, spread across 22 products. That makes Usopp the 12th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is OP-01, released December 2, 2022, and the most recent product carrying any Usopp card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 34 Usopp entries that resolve to those 20 cards — the extra 14 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Usopp card, listed

Every Usopp Character card, read out of the official database and sorted by card number. Cost is the number in the top-left of the card; power and counter are printed values, and a dash means the card carries none. “First printed in” is the earliest product that carried the card, which is not always the product whose number the card is named after.

Card Colour Cost Power Counter First printed in
One Piece card EB02-022 artworkEB02-022 Blue 4 5000 1000 EB-02
One Piece card OP01-004 artworkOP01-004 Red 2 3000 2000 OP-01
One Piece card OP02-028 artworkOP02-028 Green 3 5000 1000 OP-02
One Piece card OP03-041 artworkOP03-041 Blue 4 5000 — OP-03
One Piece card OP04-003 artworkOP04-003 Red 4 5000 1000 OP-04
One Piece card OP07-099 artworkOP07-099 Yellow 1 2000 2000 OP-07
One Piece card OP09-024 artworkOP09-024 Green 4 5000 1000 OP-09
One Piece card OP09-063 artworkOP09-063 Purple 4 6000 1000 OP-09
One Piece card OP10-081 artworkOP10-081 Black 4 5000 1000 OP-10
One Piece card OP11-003 artworkOP11-003 Red 5 6000 2000 OP-11
One Piece card OP14-022 artworkOP14-022 Green 4 5000 1000 OP14-EB04
One Piece card OP15-024 artworkOP15-024 Green 4 5000 1000 OP15-EB04
One Piece card OP16-043 artworkOP16-043 Blue 2 1000 1000 OP-16
One Piece card OP17-080 artworkOP17-080 Black 2 2000 1000 OP-17
P-049 Blue 2 3000 1000 Other
One Piece card ST01-002 artworkST01-002 Red 2 2000 1000 ST-01
One Piece card ST14-002 artworkST14-002 Black 3 4000 1000 ST-14
One Piece card ST21-002 artworkST21-002 Red 2 3000 2000 ST-21
One Piece card ST29-002 artworkST29-002 Yellow 3 4000 1000 ST-29

Usopp as a Leader

Usopp also has 1 Leader cards. A Leader is the one card that is always in play: its colour decides what the deck may contain and its life total is what the opponent is trying to remove. 1 of these 1 are two-colour Leaders, printed with two colours in the identity box. Leader life runs at 4 on every one of them. A Leader card is never played from hand and never has a cost, which is why the column below reads life rather than cost.

Card Colour Life Power First printed in
One Piece card OP10-042 artworkOP10-042 Blue/Black 4 5000 OP-10

Which colours and costs Usopp appears at

Usopp has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (5), Red (5), Green (4). A character’s colour is a property of the card, not of the character: the same crew member can be Red in one product and Green in another, and each printing is a separate card that only works in a deck of its own colour.

Colour Usopp cards
Blue 5
Red 5
Black 4
Green 4
Yellow 2
Purple 1

Cost is spread from 1 to 5, with 8 cards at cost 4 alone. Printed power runs from 1,000 to 6,000. Cost and power are the two numbers that decide where a card sits in a deck, and both are printed on the card rather than set by the set it came from.

Cost Character cards
1 1
2 6
3 3
4 8
5 1

What Usopp’s cards have in common

Every Usopp card carries at least one type line, printed under the name, and those lines are what the card’s own effects are allowed to refer to. Across this set the lines break down like this:

Type line Character cards
Straw Hat Crew 18
East Blue 2
FILM 2
Egghead 2
Dressrosa 2
Alabasta 1
ODYSSEY 1
Elbaph 1

Attributes work the same way one level down. The attribute printed on a card is what effects that name an attribute can point at; here the most common are Ranged (18), Wisdom (1).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 20 Usopp cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword Usopp cards carrying it
[On Play] 6
[Blocker] 3
[DON!! x1] 3
[On K.O.] 3
[When Attacking] 3
[DON!! x2] 2
[Once Per Turn] 2
[End of Your Turn] 1
[Rush] 1

How these counts are made

The counts on this page are read out of Bandai’s own card database at the date shown in the footer, then de-duplicated: every alternate treatment carries the same card number as the card it decorates, so it is folded into that card rather than counted again. That is why the number of cards here is smaller than the number of rows the database returns.

Nothing on this page is priced. This site prices graded cards in US dollars from observed sales, and a raw-card figure would be a different number measured a different way, so the two are kept apart deliberately. Popularity here is a count of cards printed, which is a fact in the database, and not an opinion about which cards are good.

Frequently asked questions

How many Usopp cards are there?

19 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 20 in total, spread across 22 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Usopp printed in?

6 of the six colours: Blue 5, Red 5, Black 4, Green 4, Yellow 2, Purple 1. The colour is a property of the individual card, so the same character can be printed in more than one colour across different products.

Is Usopp a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Usopp has 1 Leader cards, printed in Blue/Black (1). A Leader sets the colours a deck may use and carries the life total the game is played for, so it is the one card in a One Piece deck that is not a choice made during the game.

Which sets is Usopp in?

Across 22 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 and running to OP-17 on August 28, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Usopp have?

14 alternate treatments: 34 entries in the database resolve to 20 distinct cards. An alternate treatment keeps the card number and the effect and changes only the art and finish.

Sources

Sources and further reading
  1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game card database for the English edition, the source of every card number, colour, cost, power, counter and product on this page.
  2. CardSpicy — the most-drawn characters, card by card, where this character appears alongside the other 29 on the same measured list.
  3. CardSpicy — how many One Piece cards there are, for the same count taken across the whole game instead of one character.
  4. CardSpicy — the full set-code list, where every product named above is listed with its release date.
  5. CardSpicy — how to read a One Piece card number, for the code in the first column of the table.

Card statistics on this page are counted from Bandai’s own card database at the date shown, so they move as the database is updated. Prices are not quoted here: this site prices graded cards in US dollars from observed sales, and a raw-card figure would be a different number measured a different way. Where a card is described as part of a set, the set code and release date are the English edition.

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