Category: One Piece

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 19 distinct Shanks cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 22 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Shanks the 11th 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.

Shanks is the 11th 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 Shanks — 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 Shanks cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 19 distinct cards of Shanks in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 22 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Shanks the 11th 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 Shanks card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 59 Shanks entries that resolve to those 22 cards — the extra 37 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Shanks card, listed

Every Shanks 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
OP01-120	Red	9	10000	—	OP-01
OP06-007	Red	10	12000	—	OP-06
OP09-004	Red	10	12000	—	OP-09
OP12-007	Red	2	2000	1000	OP-12
OP12-008	Red	4	6000	—	OP-12
OP13-028	Green	10	12000	—	OP-13
OP13-065	Purple	1	2000	1000	OP-13
OP14-027	Green	7	9000	—	OP14-EB04
OP16-006	Red	4	5000	2000	OP-16
OP17-022	Green	10	12000	—	OP-17
P-016	Red	8	10000	1000	Other
P-051	Blue	7	9000	—	Other
P-083	Red	6	7000	1000	PRB-02
P-097	Red	10	12000	—	Promo
P-104	Purple	8	10000	—	Promo
ST08-005	Black	9	10000	—	ST-08
ST13-009	Yellow	7	7000	—	ST-13
ST16-004	Green	9	11000	—	ST-16
ST23-002	Red	9	10000	—	ST-23

Shanks as a Leader

Shanks also has 3 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. Leader life runs at 5 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
OP09-001	Red	5	5000	OP-09
OP17-020	Green	5	5000	OP-17
ST05-001	Purple	5	5000	ST-05

Which colours and costs Shanks appears at

Shanks has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Red (11), Green (5), Purple (3). 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	Shanks cards
Red	11
Green	5
Purple	3
Black	1
Blue	1
Yellow	1

Cost is spread from 1 to 10, with 5 cards at cost 10 alone. Printed power runs from 2,000 to 12,000. 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	1
4	2
6	1
7	3
8	2
9	4
10	5

What Shanks’s cards have in common

Every Shanks 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
Red-Haired Pirates	17
The Four Emperors	15
FILM	4
Roger Pirates	2
East Blue	1
Former Roger Pirates	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 Slash (19).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 22 Shanks cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Shanks cards carrying it
[On Play]	11
[Once Per Turn]	4
[Rush]	4
[When Attacking]	4
[Blocker]	3
[Activate: Main]	2
[DON!! x1]	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 Shanks cards are there?

19 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 22 in total, spread across 18 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Shanks printed in?

6 of the six colours: Red 11, Green 5, Purple 3, Black 1, Blue 1, Yellow 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 Shanks a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Shanks has 3 Leader cards, printed in Green (1), Purple (1), Red (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 Shanks in?

Across 18 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 Shanks have?

37 alternate treatments: 59 entries in the database resolve to 22 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.

Related reading

• Every Usopp Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Brook Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 16 distinct Sabo cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 19 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Sabo the 17th 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.

Sabo is the 17th 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 Sabo — 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 Sabo cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 16 distinct cards of Sabo in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 19 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Sabo the 17th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is OP-04, released September 22, 2023, and the most recent product carrying any Sabo card is ST-35, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 61 Sabo entries that resolve to those 19 cards — the extra 42 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Sabo card, listed

Every Sabo 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
EB02-002	Red	4	5000	2000	EB-02
OP04-083	Black	5	6000	1000	OP-04
OP05-007	Red	6	7000	—	OP-05
OP07-118	Black	8	9000	—	OP-07
OP09-027	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-09
OP09-104	Yellow	7	7000	1000	OP-09
OP10-049	Blue	4	5000	2000	OP-10
OP12-100	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-12
OP13-120	Black	6	7000	—	OP-13
OP15-046	Blue	7	9000	—	OP15-EB04
P-044	Red	3	4000	1000	PRB-02
P-073	Yellow	5	5000	2000	PRB-02
P-105	Black	4	6000	—	OP15-EB04
PRB02-014	Black	6	6000	2000	PRB-02
ST13-007	Yellow	2	2000	1000	ST-13
ST13-008	Yellow	5	6000	1000	ST-13

Sabo as a Leader

Sabo also has 3 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. 3 of these 3 are two-colour Leaders, printed with two colours in the identity box. Leader life runs from 4 to 5 across this set. 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
OP05-001	Red/Black	4	5000	OP-05
OP13-004	Red/Black	5	5000	OP-13
ST13-001	Red/Yellow	4	5000	ST-13

Which colours and costs Sabo appears at

Sabo has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Black (7), Red (6), Yellow (6). 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	Sabo cards
Black	7
Red	6
Yellow	6
Blue	2
Green	1

Cost is spread from 2 to 8, with 5 cards at cost 5 alone. Printed power runs from 2,000 to 9,000. 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
2	1
3	1
4	3
5	5
6	3
7	2
8	1

What Sabo’s cards have in common

Every Sabo 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
Revolutionary Army	15
Dressrosa	9
ODYSSEY	1
Goa Kingdom	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 Special (15), Strike (1).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 19 Sabo cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Sabo cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[Blocker]	6
[Activate: Main]	5
[Once Per Turn]	5
[DON!! x1]	4
[When Attacking]	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 Sabo cards are there?

16 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 19 in total, spread across 15 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Sabo printed in?

5 of the six colours: Black 7, Red 6, Yellow 6, Blue 2, Green 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 Sabo a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Sabo has 3 Leader cards, printed in Red/Black (2), Red/Yellow (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 Sabo in?

Across 15 products, starting with OP-04 on September 22, 2023 and running to ST-35 on July 31, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Sabo have?

42 alternate treatments: 61 entries in the database resolve to 19 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.

Related reading

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• Every Yamato Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 33 distinct Roronoa Zoro cards as Characters and 2 as Leaders, 35 in total, spread across 31 products. That makes Roronoa Zoro the 2nd 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.

Roronoa Zoro is the 2nd 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 Roronoa Zoro — 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 Roronoa Zoro cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 33 distinct cards of Roronoa Zoro in the Character slot and 2 in the Leader slot, for 35 in total, spread across 31 products. That makes Roronoa Zoro the 2nd 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 Roronoa Zoro card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 83 Roronoa Zoro entries that resolve to those 35 cards — the extra 48 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Roronoa Zoro card, listed

Every Roronoa Zoro 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
EB02-019	Green	4	5000	1000	EB-02
EB04-007	Red	7	9000	—	OP15-EB04
OP01-025	Red	3	5000	—	OP-01
OP02-043	Green	4	6000	1000	OP-02
OP04-015	Red	5	6000	1000	OP-04
OP06-118	Green	9	9000	—	OP-06
OP07-034	Green	1	2000	1000	OP-07
OP07-113	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP09-076	Purple	3	5000	—	OP-09
OP10-038	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-10
OP10-095	Black	4	6000	—	OP-10
OP10-113	Yellow	3	5000	—	OP-10
OP11-016	Red	5	6000	1000	OP-11
OP12-036	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-12
OP12-113	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-12
OP13-037	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-13
OP14-015	Red	7	8000	—	OP14-EB04
OP15-094	Black	2	1000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP15-113	Yellow	4	6000	—	OP15-EB04
OP16-035	Green	7	9000	—	OP-16
OP16-053	Blue	7	9000	—	OP-16
OP17-035	Green	7	8000	2000	OP-17
OP17-095	Black	2	2000	2000	OP-17
P-042	Yellow	4	5000	1000	Promo
P-045	Purple	6	7000	1000	Promo
P-056	Blue	4	6000	—	Other
PRB02-006	Green	4	4000	2000	PRB-02
ST01-013	Red	3	5000	—	ST-01
ST12-008	Green	4	6000	—	ST-12
ST14-013	Black	6	8000	1000	ST-14
ST21-015	Red	4	5000	1000	ST-21
ST29-014	Yellow	6	8000	—	ST-29
ST32-005	Green	1	2000	2000	ST-32

Roronoa Zoro as a Leader

Roronoa Zoro also has 2 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. Leader life runs at 5 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
OP01-001	Red	5	5000	OP-01
OP12-020	Green	5	5000	OP-12

Which colours and costs Roronoa Zoro appears at

Roronoa Zoro has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Green (13), Red (8), Yellow (6). 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	Roronoa Zoro cards
Green	13
Red	8
Yellow	6
Black	4
Blue	2
Purple	2

Cost is spread from 1 to 9, with 11 cards at cost 4 alone. Printed power runs from 1,000 to 9,000. 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	2
2	2
3	4
4	11
5	5
6	3
7	5
9	1

What Roronoa Zoro’s cards have in common

Every Roronoa Zoro 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	33
Supernovas	14
Egghead	3
East Blue	2
FILM	2
Dressrosa	2
Alabasta	1
ODYSSEY	1
Sky Island	1
Elbaph	1
Land of Wano	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 Slash (33).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 35 Roronoa Zoro cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Roronoa Zoro cards carrying it
[On Play]	10
[Activate: Main]	5
[Once Per Turn]	5
[When Attacking]	5
[Rush]	4
[DON!! x1]	3
[Rush: Character]	3
[Blocker]	2
[On K.O.]	2
[Banish]	1
[DON!! x2]	1
[End of Your Turn]	1
[Trigger]	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 Roronoa Zoro cards are there?

33 Character cards and 2 Leader cards, 35 in total, spread across 31 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Roronoa Zoro printed in?

6 of the six colours: Green 13, Red 8, Yellow 6, Black 4, Blue 2, Purple 2. 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 Roronoa Zoro a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Roronoa Zoro has 2 Leader cards, printed in Green (1), Red (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 Roronoa Zoro in?

Across 31 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 Roronoa Zoro have?

48 alternate treatments: 83 entries in the database resolve to 35 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.

Related reading

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• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
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Quick answer

Bandai has printed 142 Leader cards. 74 of them are single-colour and 68 print two colours in the identity box. With six colours in the game there are exactly 15 possible pairs, and all 15 have been printed at least once. CardSpicy indexes every One Piece card by its code, and this page is the Leader pool read by colour.

A Leader is the only card in a One Piece deck that is not a choice made during the game: it is in play from the first turn, and its colour is the deck’s colour.

A One Piece deck is built around one Leader card, and the Leader is what decides which cards the deck is allowed to use. A single-colour Leader permits one colour of card; a Leader printed with two colours permits both, at a cost that shows up in its starting life. That trade — a second colour against one less life, in most cases — is the single biggest decision a deckbuilder makes before choosing a single card, and it is a decision that was made for them by whoever designed the Leader.

One colour or two

Of the 142 Leaders in the database, 74 are single-colour and 68 are two-colour. A two-colour Leader is not a stronger card: it is a card that buys access to a second card pool. The price is usually paid in starting life, which is the number the opponent is trying to remove.

Starting life	Leader cards
2	1
3	3
4	61
5	75
6	2

Five life is the standard for a single-colour Leader, and four is the standard for a two-colour one. There are six Leaders that break the pattern: one with two life, three with three, and two with six. Everything else is four or five.

All fifteen colour pairs

Six colours give fifteen unordered pairs, and the database contains at least one Leader for every one of them. Eight of the pairs have been printed more than once.

Colour pair	Leader cards
Green/Red	8
Black/Yellow	6
Blue/Purple	6
Blue/Red	6
Purple/Red	6
Black/Blue	4
Black/Red	4
Blue/Green	4
Blue/Yellow	4
Green/Yellow	4
Purple/Yellow	4
Black/Green	3
Black/Purple	3
Green/Purple	3
Red/Yellow	3

Green/Red is the most-printed pair with eight Leaders. Five pairs sit at six, and the remaining pairs have three or four apiece, which is roughly what you would expect if the designers were working through the combinations rather than favouring particular alliances.

What the second colour actually buys

Cards in a deck must match the Leader’s colours, so a second colour is a second card pool — and the two pools are not interchangeable. Each colour in One Piece is built around a different mechanic: Red around attacking, Green around resting and standing, Blue around returning cards, Purple around DON!!, Black around cost reduction, Yellow around life. A pair therefore gives you two mechanics to combine, not twice as much of one.

Leader power, by contrast, is nearly constant. 5000 power on 136 Leaders, 6000 power on 5 Leaders, 7000 power on 1 Leader. Power on a Leader is the number an attack has to beat, so the designers kept it almost fixed and varied the colour instead.

How to read a Leader card

A Leader card has no cost. Its top-left number is life, not cost, which is why a Leader is never played from hand and never sent to the trash in the ordinary way. The colours printed in its identity box are the deck’s colours, and any card in the deck outside those colours is illegal.

The effect printed on a Leader is available every turn, which makes Leaders the cards that define a deck’s plan rather than support it. When a card’s own effect refers to “your Leader’s colour” or to a type line, it is referring to the card that was chosen before the game started and cannot be changed during it.

Frequently asked questions

How many multicoloured Leaders are there?

68 of the 142 Leader cards in the database. The other 74 are single-colour.

Can a Leader have three colours?

No. Every Leader in the database prints either one colour or two, and there is no three-colour Leader.

What is the most common two-colour Leader combination?

Green/Red, with 8 Leader cards. All fifteen possible pairs have been printed at least once.

How much life does a two-colour Leader start with?

Four on most of them. A single-colour Leader usually starts at five, so the second colour is generally paid for with one point of starting life.

Which cards can a two-colour Leader use?

Cards of either of its two colours, and no others. The colour restriction applies to every card in the deck, not just the ones played early.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game card database for the English edition, the source of every Leader colour, life total and power printed here.
2. CardSpicy — One Piece Leaders explained, for what a Leader does in a game rather than what it is printed with.
3. CardSpicy — the six colours of DON!!, for what each colour’s card pool is built around.
4. CardSpicy — card block numbers, the other field that decides whether a card is legal together with a given Leader.
5. CardSpicy — how many One Piece cards there are, for the account of the whole card pool that this page is cut from.

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.

Related reading

• One Piece Leaders Explained
• The Six Colours of DON!!
• One Piece Card Block Numbers
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 22 distinct Portgas.D.Ace cards as Characters and 4 as Leaders, 26 in total, spread across 21 products. That makes Portgas.D.Ace the 9th 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.

Portgas.D.Ace is the 9th 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 Portgas.D.Ace — 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 Portgas.D.Ace cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 22 distinct cards of Portgas.D.Ace in the Character slot and 4 in the Leader slot, for 26 in total, spread across 21 products. That makes Portgas.D.Ace the 9th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is OP-02, released March 10, 2023, and the most recent product carrying any Portgas.D.Ace card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 70 Portgas.D.Ace entries that resolve to those 26 cards — the extra 44 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Portgas.D.Ace card, listed

Every Portgas.D.Ace 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
EB02-028	Blue	5	5000	1000	EB-02
OP02-013	Red	7	7000	—	OP-02
OP07-053	Blue	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP07-119	Yellow	10	10000	—	OP-07
OP08-052	Blue	5	6000	1000	OP-08
OP09-035	Green	5	5000	2000	OP-09
OP13-119	Blue	6	7000	—	OP-13
OP16-049	Blue	3	—	1000	OP-16
OP16-094	Black	4	5000	1000	OP-16
OP16-118	Red	5	6000	1000	OP-16
OP17-013	Red	6	6000	1000	OP-17
P-028	Red	5	6000	—	Other
P-074	Blue	3	4000	1000	PRB-02
P-103	Blue	4	6000	—	Promo
P-119	Red	4	6000	1000	Promo
PRB02-018	Yellow	5	7000	—	PRB-02
ST09-010	Yellow	6	7000	—	ST-09
ST13-010	Yellow	2	2000	1000	ST-13
ST13-011	Yellow	5	7000	—	ST-13
ST15-005	Red	5	6000	1000	ST-15
ST22-010	Blue	5	6000	2000	ST-22
ST30-007	Red	4	6000	—	ST-30

Portgas.D.Ace as a Leader

Portgas.D.Ace also has 4 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. 2 of these 4 are two-colour Leaders, printed with two colours in the identity box. Leader life runs from 3 to 5 across this set. 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
OP03-001	Red	5	5000	OP-03
OP13-002	Red/Blue	3	6000	OP-13
OP16-001	Red	5	5000	OP-16
ST13-002	Blue/Yellow	4	5000	ST-13

Which colours and costs Portgas.D.Ace appears at

Portgas.D.Ace has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (10), Red (10), Yellow (6). 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	Portgas.D.Ace cards
Blue	10
Red	10
Yellow	6
Black	1
Green	1

Cost is spread from 2 to 10, with 10 cards at cost 5 alone. Printed power runs from 2,000 to 10,000. 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
2	1
3	2
4	4
5	10
6	3
7	1
10	1

What Portgas.D.Ace’s cards have in common

Every Portgas.D.Ace 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
Whitebeard Pirates	20
Land of Wano	2
Alabasta	1
ODYSSEY	1
Impel Down	1
Spade Pirates	1
Goa Kingdom	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 Special (21), Strike (1).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 26 Portgas.D.Ace cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Portgas.D.Ace cards carrying it
[On Play]	13
[Rush]	7
[Activate: Main]	6
[Once Per Turn]	6
[On K.O.]	2
[Blocker]	1
[DON!! x1]	1
[DON!! x2]	1
[Double Attack]	1
[End of Your Turn]	1
[When Attacking]	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 Portgas.D.Ace cards are there?

22 Character cards and 4 Leader cards, 26 in total, spread across 21 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Portgas.D.Ace printed in?

5 of the six colours: Blue 10, Red 10, Yellow 6, Black 1, Green 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 Portgas.D.Ace a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Portgas.D.Ace has 4 Leader cards, printed in Red (2), Blue/Yellow (1), Red/Blue (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 Portgas.D.Ace in?

Across 21 products, starting with OP-02 on March 10, 2023 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 Portgas.D.Ace have?

44 alternate treatments: 70 entries in the database resolve to 26 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.

Related reading

• Every Brook Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Nico Robin Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

One Piece card effects name groups of characters in curly braces: {Straw Hat Crew}, {Navy}, {Land of Wano}. 717 of the 2,785 cards in the database reference a trait that way, and they use 61 distinct traits between them. Those 61 are a subset of the 171 type lines printed on cards. CardSpicy indexes every One Piece card by its code, colour and type line.

The braces are not decoration. A word in braces is a search key: the effect looks through the cards you control and counts the ones that carry that type line.

A One Piece card carries a type line under its name — something like “Straw Hat Crew” or “The Seven Warlords of the Sea”. An effect that wants to refer to a group of characters writes that line inside curly braces. Learning to read the braces is what turns a card from a paragraph of text into a rule you can act on, because the braces tell you exactly which cards the effect is allowed to count.

What a type line is, and what a trait reference is

Two different things share the same words. The type line is printed on the card, under the name, and it is a property of that card: this card is a member of the Straw Hat Crew. A trait reference is what an effect writes inside braces, and it is an instruction to look for cards carrying that type line. A card always has a type line; it does not always reference one.

The distinction matters because the two sets are not the same size. The database contains 171 distinct type lines printed across the card pool, but only 61 of them are ever named inside an effect. The other 110 type lines exist on cards and are never referred to by anything.

Every trait an effect can name

All 61 traits, with the number of cards whose effect names each one. Sorted by count, then alphabetically.

Trait	Cards whose effect names it
Straw Hat Crew	77
Navy	47
Dressrosa	45
Land of Wano	43
Revolutionary Army	40
Supernovas	37
FILM	31
Fish-Man	31
Impel Down	29
Big Mom Pirates	26
Donquixote Pirates	26
Thriller Bark Pirates	25
Blackbeard Pirates	24
Animal Kingdom Pirates	22
East Blue	21
Minks	19
ODYSSEY	19
Merfolk	18
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	16
Cross Guild	13
Foxy Pirates	13
Red-Haired Pirates	13
Egghead	12
Kuja Pirates	12
Neptunian	11
Sky Island	11
Celestial Dragons	10
Kid Pirates	10
Shandian Warrior	10
Alabasta	9
Amazon Lily	9
Water Seven	9
Animal	8
GERMA 66	8
SMILE	8
Baroque Works	7
Elbaph	7
Heart Pirates	7
SWORD	6
Punk Hazard	5
Drum Kingdom	4
Fish-Man Island	4
Five Elders	4
New Fish-Man Pirates	4
The Vinsmoke Family	4
Admiral	3
Firetank Pirates	3
Galley-La Company	3
The Akazaya Nine	3
Homies	2
Mary Geoise	2
Music	2
Scientist	2
Whitebeard Pirates	2
Jailer Beast	1
Kurozumi Clan	1
Mountain Bandits	1
Muggy Kingdom	1
Rocks Pirates	1
The Tontattas	1
Vassals	1

The list is dominated by the organisations the story is built around: crews, navies, and the places characters come from. That is not an accident of design. An effect that counts cards by group is only useful if the group is large enough to count, so the traits that get referenced are the ones with a deep enough pool of cards behind them.

The most common type lines on cards

Type lines are more numerous and more unevenly distributed than trait references. The fifteen most common, counted per card, are:

Type line	Cards printed with it
Straw Hat Crew	423
Navy	237
Supernovas	169
Land of Wano	156
Whitebeard Pirates	142
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	139
FILM	133
Dressrosa	132
Big Mom Pirates	131
The Four Emperors	122
Animal Kingdom Pirates	122
East Blue	114
Revolutionary Army	114
Donquixote Pirates	106
Impel Down	99
Fish-Man	95

A card can carry more than one type line, separated by a slash, which is why the numbers here add up to more than the number of cards. A Straw Hat who is also a member of another group carries both, and an effect naming either one will find them.

How to use the braces when you read a card

Read the braces first. They tell you what the effect is looking for, and therefore what the rest of the effect is allowed to touch. An effect that says “up to 1 of your {Navy} Characters” cannot be aimed at a Marine who happens to be on your side if the card’s type line does not say Navy.

The second thing to check is whose cards the effect counts. “Your” and “your opponent’s” are not interchangeable, and an effect that counts your own cards by trait gets better the more of that trait you have deliberately assembled. That is why a deck built around a single crew tends to work: not because crews are strong, but because every card in it satisfies every other card’s condition.

Frequently asked questions

How many traits are there in the One Piece Card Game?

61 are named inside card effects, chosen from the 171 distinct type lines printed on cards. Traits are written in curly braces in the effect text.

What is the most-referenced trait?

Straw Hat Crew, named by the effects of 77 cards, ahead of Navy and Dressrosa.

How many type lines can one card have?

More than one. A card’s type line can list two or more groups separated by a slash, and any effect that names either group will find the card.

Do traits affect deck building?

Only through effects. A card’s type line is not a deck-building restriction the way its colour is; the colour decides whether the card may be in the deck at all, while the type line decides whether a given effect can find it.

What do the braces mean on a card?

They mark a trait reference: the effect is looking for cards whose printed type line matches the word inside the braces. Nothing else about the word changes.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game card database for the English edition, the source of every type line and every effect quoted on this page.
2. CardSpicy — how to read a One Piece card effect, for the timing keywords that sit alongside the trait references.
3. CardSpicy — the six colours of DON!!, for the other axis that groups cards.
4. CardSpicy — One Piece Leaders explained, whose effects most often reach for a trait.
5. CardSpicy — how many One Piece cards there are, for the type breakdown of the whole card pool.

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.

Related reading

• How to Read a One Piece Card Effect
• The Six Colours of DON!!
• One Piece Leaders Explained
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 24 distinct Nico Robin cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 25 in total, spread across 25 products. That makes Nico Robin the 8th 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.

Nico Robin is the 8th 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 Nico Robin — 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 Nico Robin cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 24 distinct cards of Nico Robin in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 25 in total, spread across 25 products. That makes Nico Robin the 8th 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 Nico Robin card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 49 Nico Robin entries that resolve to those 25 cards — the extra 24 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Nico Robin card, listed

Every Nico Robin 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
EB02-036	Purple	3	2000	1000	EB-02
EB03-054	Yellow	3	5000	—	EB-03
EB03-055	Yellow	7	8000	—	EB-03
OP01-017	Red	3	4000	1000	OP-01
OP02-037	Green	3	4000	1000	OP-02
OP05-010	Red	1	2000	1000	OP-05
OP07-104	Yellow	3	4000	1000	OP-07
OP09-033	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-09
OP09-071	Purple	2	2000	1000	OP-09
OP09-107	Yellow	6	6000	1000	OP-09
OP10-089	Black	6	8000	1000	OP-10
OP11-009	Red	3	4000	1000	OP-11
OP12-087	Black	6	7000	—	OP-12
OP13-032	Green	7	7000	1000	OP-13
OP15-087	Black	5	7000	—	OP15-EB04
OP15-109	Yellow	7	7000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP16-092	Black	1	2000	1000	OP-16
OP17-087	Black	2	2000	1000	OP-17
P-111	Green	3	4000	1000	Promo
ST01-008	Red	3	5000	1000	ST-01
ST14-007	Black	6	7000	1000	ST-14
ST21-010	Red	3	4000	1000	ST-21
ST26-003	Purple	3	4000	2000	ST-26
ST29-009	Yellow	4	2000	2000	ST-29

Nico Robin as a Leader

Nico Robin 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
OP09-062	Purple/Yellow	4	5000	OP-09

Which colours and costs Nico Robin appears at

Nico Robin has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Yellow (7), Black (6), Red (5). 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	Nico Robin cards
Yellow	7
Black	6
Red	5
Green	4
Purple	4

Cost is spread from 1 to 7, with 10 cards at cost 3 alone. Printed power runs from 2,000 to 8,000. 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	2
2	2
3	10
4	2
5	1
6	4
7	3

What Nico Robin’s cards have in common

Every Nico Robin 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	24
FILM	2
Egghead	2
ODYSSEY	1
Dressrosa	1
Sky Island	1
Land of Wano	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 Strike (22), Special (1), Wisdom (1).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 25 Nico Robin cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Nico Robin cards carrying it
[On Play]	14
[Blocker]	5
[When Attacking]	5
[DON!! x2]	2
[On K.O.]	2
[Banish]	1
[DON!! x1]	1
[Once Per Turn]	1
[Trigger]	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 Nico Robin cards are there?

24 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 25 in total, spread across 25 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Nico Robin printed in?

5 of the six colours: Yellow 7, Black 6, Red 5, Green 4, Purple 4. 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 Nico Robin a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Nico Robin has 1 Leader cards, printed in Purple/Yellow (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 Nico Robin in?

Across 25 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 Nico Robin have?

24 alternate treatments: 49 entries in the database resolve to 25 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.

Related reading

• Every Portgas.D.Ace Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Tony Tony.Chopper Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

Of the 2,785 distinct cards in Bandai’s One Piece database, 651 — about one in four — appear under more than one product code. Those cards account for 880 extra printings on top of their first one. The card carried forward most often is OP01-016, a Nami, which Bandai lists under six products. CardSpicy indexes every printing of every One Piece card, and this page is what that list looks like when it is read the other way round.

A reprint is not a second card. It keeps the card number, the stats and the effect, and it exists in the database as a separate entry only because it shipped somewhere else.

Most writing about One Piece cards talks about what is new in a set. The more useful question for a collector is what came back: which cards a new product carries forward from products that are already out, and how many times a given card has come round again. That is a fact the official database records plainly — every printing is its own entry, and every entry says which product it belongs to — so it can be counted rather than guessed. This page does the counting.

How a card ends up in more than one set

Bandai’s card database files every printing as its own row. When a card is carried into a later product, the row keeps the original card number and gains a suffix: OP01-016 is the first printing, OP01-016_p4 is another printing of the same card that shipped in OP-05. The suffix tells you the row is not the original printing; the product the row sits under tells you where that printing went.

That is why two products can both claim the same card, and why adding up “cards per set” gives a number larger than the number of cards that exist. OP01-016_p4 is not a new Nami: it is the Nami you already knew, printed again for a different product.

How far the reprinting goes

Read across every card in the database and the pattern is short-tailed: most cards are printed once and never again.

Products the card appears in	Cards
1	2,134
2	471
3	137
4	38
5	4
6	1

Two-thirds of the card pool has never been carried anywhere. The cards that have been are concentrated: 471 cards appear in two products, 137 in three, and only 43 in four or more. A card that has come round twice is not unusual; a card that has come round five times is genuinely rare, and there are four of them.

Which products carry older cards forward

The work is not spread evenly. Counting each older card once per product that carries it, the products doing the carrying are led by the two premium boosters and the promo channel:

Product	Earlier cards carried into it
Promo	178
PRB-02	140
Other	139
PRB-01	107
EB-02	26
ST-24	10
ST-23	10
ST-26	10
ST-27	10
ST-36	10
ST-15	10
ST-19	10

A numbered booster wave in the OP series brings forward roughly ten older cards or fewer, and a starter deck about the same. PRB-01 and PRB-02 are a different kind of product: they exist to bring earlier cards to players who missed them, and between them they account for 247 of the 880 carried-forward printings on this page. The promo channel is the other big one, because promos are handed out as events happen rather than designed as a set.

The twenty most-reprinted cards

Sorted by how many products carry them, then by card number. The product list is every product the database files a printing of that card under, including the promo and “other product” channels.

Card	Character	Products	Listed in
OP01-016	Nami	6	OP-01, ST-10, OP-05, PRB-01, ST-31, Other
OP02-106	Tsuru	5	OP-02, ST-19, PRB-01, Other, Promo
OP04-083	Sabo	5	OP-04, PRB-01, PRB-02, Other, Promo
OP07-021	Urouge	5	OP-07, OP-10, ST-24, PRB-02, Promo
ST03-008	Trafalgar Law	5	ST-03, ST-17, PRB-01, Other, Promo
EB01-015	Scratchmen Apoo	4	EB-01, ST-24, PRB-02, Promo
OP01-033	Izo	4	OP-01, PRB-01, Other, Promo
OP01-035	Okiku	4	OP-01, OP-07, Other, Promo
OP02-013	Portgas.D.Ace	4	OP-02, OP-08, PRB-01, Other
OP02-117	Ice Age	4	OP-02, ST-19, PRB-01, Other
OP03-003	Izo	4	OP-03, OP-07, ST-15, PRB-01
OP03-044	Kaya	4	OP-03, PRB-02, Other, Promo
OP03-089	Brannew	4	OP-03, ST-19, PRB-01, Promo
OP03-112	Charlotte Pudding	4	OP-03, OP-08, ST-20, Promo
OP03-116	Shirahoshi	4	OP-03, PRB-01, Other, Promo
OP03-121	Thunder Bolt	4	OP-03, ST-20, PRB-01, Other
OP05-060	Monkey.D.Luffy	4	OP-05, ST-18, EB-02, Promo
OP05-067	Zoro-Juurou	4	OP-05, ST-18, OP-09, Promo
OP05-091	Rebecca	4	OP-05, OP-06, PRB-02, Promo
OP05-119	Monkey.D.Luffy	4	OP-05, PRB-01, OP-09, OP-11

It is worth noticing who is on that list. Cards that are reprinted a lot tend to be cheap, useful, low-cost cards rather than showpieces: a card that belongs in a beginner’s first deck gets printed again so that a beginner can get it, which is the opposite of what happens to the scarce cards. Reprinting and scarcity run in opposite directions, and the list above is that fact in table form.

Frequently asked questions

How many One Piece cards have been printed more than once?

651 of 2,785, which is about one in four. They account for 880 extra printings between them.

Which One Piece card has been printed the most times?

OP01-016, a Nami from the first booster wave. The database files printings of it under six products: OP-01, OP-05, PRB-01, ST-10, ST-31 and the promo channel.

Are reprints worth the same as the original printing?

They are the same card with the same number and the same effect, so any difference between them is a difference in printing, not in the card. This site quotes no raw-card prices, for the reason given at the foot of the page.

Which sets reprint the most old cards?

PRB-01 and PRB-02, the two premium boosters, which between them carry forward 247 earlier cards. A normal numbered booster wave carries forward about ten or fewer.

Does a reprint keep the original card number?

Yes. A reprint keeps the number of the first printing and adds a suffix, so OP01-016_p4 is the same card as OP01-016, printed for a later product. The suffix changes, the card does not.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game card database for the English edition, and its product list, the source of every card number, suffix and product code here.
2. CardSpicy — the full set-code list, which walks the same products in release order with their card counts.
3. CardSpicy — how many One Piece cards there are, for why the per-set counts add up to more than the card pool.
4. CardSpicy — alternate art treatments, for the other thing a suffixed entry can mean.
5. CardSpicy — every release, in order, where each product is shown with the cards inside it.

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.

Related reading

• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full
• Alternate Art Treatments on One Piece Cards
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• Every One Piece Set in Order

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 65 distinct Monkey.D.Luffy cards as Characters and 17 as Leaders, 82 in total, spread across 39 products. That makes Monkey.D.Luffy the 1st 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.

Monkey.D.Luffy is the 1st 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 Monkey.D.Luffy — 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 Monkey.D.Luffy cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 65 distinct cards of Monkey.D.Luffy in the Character slot and 17 in the Leader slot, for 82 in total, spread across 39 products. That makes Monkey.D.Luffy the 1st 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 Monkey.D.Luffy card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 201 Monkey.D.Luffy entries that resolve to those 82 cards — the extra 119 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Monkey.D.Luffy card, listed

Every Monkey.D.Luffy 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
EB02-061	Purple	6	7000	—	EB-02
EB04-061	Yellow	10	12000	—	OP15-EB04
OP01-024	Red	2	3000	1000	OP-01
OP02-041	Green	7	7000	—	OP-02
OP02-062	Blue	6	7000	—	OP-02
OP03-070	Purple	6	7000	—	OP-03
OP04-014	Red	8	9000	—	OP-04
OP04-090	Black	7	7000	—	OP-04
OP05-119	Purple	10	12000	—	OP-05
OP06-013	Red	2	3000	1000	OP-06
OP07-033	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP07-073	Purple	6	7000	—	OP-07
OP07-091	Black	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP07-109	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP09-036	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-09
OP09-119	Purple	9	10000	—	OP-09
OP10-111	Yellow	1	2000	1000	OP-10
OP10-118	Black	6	7000	1000	OP-10
OP11-058	Blue	5	7000	1000	OP-11
OP11-118	Blue	8	8000	—	OP-11
OP12-015	Red	4	4000	1000	OP-12
OP13-118	Green	6	7000	—	OP-13
OP14-013	Red	1	—	1000	OP14-EB04
OP14-034	Green	3	3000	1000	OP14-EB04
OP15-051	Blue	3	4000	2000	OP15-EB04
OP15-092	Black	7	7000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP15-119	Yellow	5	7000	—	OP15-EB04
OP16-015	Red	4	6000	—	OP-16
OP16-034	Green	1	—	1000	OP-16
OP16-052	Blue	2	3000	1000	OP-16
OP16-095	Black	2	2000	2000	OP-16
OP17-030	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-17
OP17-093	Black	8	8000	—	OP-17
P-001	Red	6	7000	—	Other
P-006	Red	3	3000	2000	Promo
P-007	Red	4	5000	1000	Promo
P-022	Red	4	6000	1000	Other
P-033	Blue	4	5000	1000	Promo
P-035	Black	6	6000	—	Promo
P-036	Yellow	3	4000	1000	Promo
P-037	Green	2	4000	—	Promo
P-041	Purple	10	12000	1000	ST-18
P-043	Blue	7	7000	1000	Promo
P-055	Blue	4	5000	1000	PRB-01
P-061	Green	8	10000	1000	ST-16
P-075	Black	7	7000	—	PRB-02
P-099	Purple	10	12000	—	Promo
P-106	Yellow	5	6000	1000	Promo
P-110	Blue	7	9000	1000	Promo
P-135	Green	5	5000	1000	Promo
PRB02-005	Green	4	5000	1000	PRB-02
ST01-012	Red	5	6000	—	ST-01
ST08-011	Black	3	5000	1000	ST-08
ST09-011	Yellow	3	5000	1000	ST-09
ST10-006	Red	10	11000	—	ST-10
ST13-014	Yellow	2	2000	1000	ST-13
ST13-015	Yellow	5	6000	1000	ST-13
ST14-012	Black	8	10000	—	ST-14
ST16-005	Green	2	3000	2000	ST-16
ST21-014	Red	5	6000	—	ST-21
ST23-004	Red	1	2000	1000	ST-23
ST26-005	Purple	6	7000	—	ST-26
ST29-012	Yellow	1	—	1000	ST-29
ST30-012	Green	4	6000	—	ST-30
ST31-004	Red	7	9000	—	ST-31

Monkey.D.Luffy as a Leader

Monkey.D.Luffy also has 17 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. 8 of these 17 are two-colour Leaders, printed with two colours in the identity box. Leader life runs from 3 to 6 across this set. 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
EB02-010	Green/Purple	4	5000	EB-02
OP01-003	Red/Green	4	5000	OP-01
OP05-060	Purple	5	5000	OP-05
OP09-061	Purple/Black	4	5000	OP-09
OP11-040	Blue/Purple	3	6000	OP-11
OP13-001	Red/Green	4	5000	OP-13
OP15-098	Yellow	5	5000	OP15-EB04
OP16-022	Green/Blue	4	5000	OP-16
OP17-079	Black	5	5000	OP-17
P-047	Blue	5	5000	Other
ST01-001	Red	5	5000	ST-01
ST08-001	Black	5	5000	ST-08
ST10-002	Red/Purple	3	6000	ST-10
ST13-003	Black/Yellow	4	5000	ST-13
ST14-001	Black	5	5000	ST-14
ST21-001	Red	5	5000	ST-21
ST29-001	Yellow	6	5000	ST-29

Which colours and costs Monkey.D.Luffy appears at

Monkey.D.Luffy has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Red (20), Green (17), Black (15). 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	Monkey.D.Luffy cards
Red	20
Green	17
Black	15
Purple	13
Yellow	13
Blue	12

Cost is spread from 1 to 10, with 11 cards at cost 5 alone. Printed power runs from 2,000 to 12,000. 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	5
2	7
3	6
4	9
5	11
6	9
7	7
8	5
9	1
10	5

What Monkey.D.Luffy’s cards have in common

Every Monkey.D.Luffy 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	64
Supernovas	20
The Four Emperors	11
FILM	7
Impel Down	5
Egghead	4
Dressrosa	3
Land of Wano	3
Water Seven	2
Elbaph	2
Alabasta	1
ODYSSEY	1
Fish-Man Island	1
Sky Island	1
East Blue	1
Goa Kingdom	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 Strike (63), Special (2).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 82 Monkey.D.Luffy cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Monkey.D.Luffy cards carrying it
[On Play]	24
[Activate: Main]	20
[Once Per Turn]	20
[When Attacking]	17
[Rush]	14
[Blocker]	9
[DON!! x1]	8
[DON!! x2]	5
[Double Attack]	2
[Banish]	1
[End of Your Turn]	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 Monkey.D.Luffy cards are there?

65 Character cards and 17 Leader cards, 82 in total, spread across 39 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Monkey.D.Luffy printed in?

6 of the six colours: Red 20, Green 17, Black 15, Purple 13, Yellow 13, Blue 12. 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 Monkey.D.Luffy a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Monkey.D.Luffy has 17 Leader cards, printed in Black (3), Red (2), Red/Green (2), Yellow (2), Black/Yellow (1), Blue (1), Blue/Purple (1), Green/Blue (1), Green/Purple (1), Purple (1), Purple/Black (1), Red/Purple (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 Monkey.D.Luffy in?

Across 39 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 Monkey.D.Luffy have?

119 alternate treatments: 201 entries in the database resolve to 82 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.

Related reading

• Every Roronoa Zoro Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 28 distinct Nami cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 31 in total, spread across 27 products. That makes Nami the 5th 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.

Nami is the 5th 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 Nami — 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 Nami cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 28 distinct cards of Nami in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 31 in total, spread across 27 products. That makes Nami the 5th 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 Nami card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 76 Nami entries that resolve to those 31 cards — the extra 45 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Nami card, listed

Every Nami 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
EB02-017	Green	1	2000	1000	EB-02
EB03-006	Red	5	7000	—	EB-03
EB03-053	Yellow	5	6000	1000	EB-03
OP01-016	Red	1	2000	1000	OP-01
OP02-036	Green	3	5000	—	OP-02
OP03-030	Green	2	2000	1000	OP-03
OP04-011	Red	2	3000	1000	OP-04
OP08-106	Yellow	5	5000	1000	OP-08
OP09-050	Blue	1	1000	1000	OP-09
OP09-070	Purple	3	2000	2000	OP-09
OP10-013	Red	5	7000	1000	OP-10
OP10-033	Green	2	2000	2000	OP-10
OP10-088	Black	2	—	1000	OP-10
OP11-054	Blue	5	6000	1000	OP-11
OP14-031	Green	4	2000	1000	OP14-EB04
OP15-086	Black	8	6000	—	OP15-EB04
OP15-108	Yellow	1	2000	2000	OP15-EB04
OP16-091	Black	1	2000	1000	OP-16
OP17-023	Green	1	1000	2000	OP-17
OP17-086	Black	1	2000	1000	OP-17
P-053	Blue	1	1000	2000	PRB-01
P-102	Green	4	4000	2000	Promo
P-112	Blue	5	6000	1000	Promo
PRB02-012	Purple	2	2000	1000	PRB-02
ST01-007	Red	1	1000	1000	ST-01
ST14-006	Black	3	2000	1000	ST-14
ST21-009	Red	3	1000	1000	ST-21
ST29-008	Yellow	3	1000	1000	ST-29

Nami as a Leader

Nami also has 3 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 3 are two-colour Leaders, printed with two colours in the identity box. Leader life runs from 4 to 5 across this set. 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
OP03-040	Blue	5	5000	OP-03
OP11-041	Blue/Yellow	4	5000	OP-11
P-117	Blue	5	5000	Promo

Which colours and costs Nami appears at

Nami has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Green (7), Blue (7), Red (6). 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	Nami cards
Blue	7
Green	7
Red	6
Black	5
Yellow	5
Purple	2

Cost is spread from 1 to 8, with 9 cards at cost 1 alone. Printed power runs from 1,000 to 7,000. 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	9
2	5
3	5
4	2
5	6
8	1

What Nami’s cards have in common

Every Nami 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	26
East Blue	4
Egghead	3
Alabasta	2
FILM	2
Arlong Pirates	1
Punk Hazard	1
ODYSSEY	1
Dressrosa	1
Sky Island	1
Land of Wano	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 Special (20), Wisdom (7), Strike (1).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 31 Nami cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Nami cards carrying it
[On Play]	20
[Activate: Main]	4
[Once Per Turn]	4
[Blocker]	3
[DON!! x1]	3
[When Attacking]	3
[On K.O.]	1
[Rush]	1
[Trigger]	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 Nami cards are there?

28 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 31 in total, spread across 27 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Nami printed in?

6 of the six colours: Blue 7, Green 7, Red 6, Black 5, Yellow 5, Purple 2. 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 Nami a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Nami has 3 Leader cards, printed in Blue (2), Blue/Yellow (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 Nami in?

Across 27 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 Nami have?

45 alternate treatments: 76 entries in the database resolve to 31 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.

Related reading

• Every Trafalgar Law Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Sanji Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full