Category: One Piece

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 13 distinct Koby cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 14 in total, spread across 13 products. That makes Koby the 25th 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.

Koby is the 25th 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 Koby — 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 Koby cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 13 distinct cards of Koby in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 14 in total, spread across 13 products. That makes Koby the 25th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is ST-02, released December 2, 2022, and the most recent product carrying any Koby card is ST-33, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 27 Koby entries that resolve to those 14 cards — the extra 13 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Koby card, listed

Every Koby 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
EB04-044	Black	6	7000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP02-098	Black	3	4000	1000	OP-02
OP11-119	Black	8	9000	—	OP-11
OP13-025	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-13
OP15-009	Red	1	2000	2000	OP15-EB04
OP16-064	Purple	1	2000	1000	OP-16
P-014	Red	3	3000	—	PRB-01
P-092	Red	7	7000	1000	Promo
PRB02-001	Red	4	5000	1000	PRB-02
ST02-006	Green	4	6000	1000	ST-02
ST06-002	Black	1	2000	1000	ST-06
ST08-004	Black	4	1000	1000	ST-08
ST33-001	Blue	2	1000	1000	ST-33

Koby as a Leader

Koby 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
OP11-001	Red/Black	4	5000	OP-11

Which colours and costs Koby appears at

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

Cost is spread from 1 to 8, with 3 cards at cost 1 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	3
2	1
3	2
4	3
5	1
6	1
7	1
8	1

What Koby’s cards have in common

Every Koby 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
Navy	13
SWORD	4
FILM	2
East Blue	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 (13).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 14 Koby cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Koby cards carrying it
[On Play]	6
[Blocker]	3
[When Attacking]	3
[Once Per Turn]	2
[Activate: Main]	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 Koby cards are there?

13 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 14 in total, spread across 13 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Koby printed in?

5 of the six colours: Black 6, Red 5, Green 2, Blue 1, 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 Koby a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Koby has 1 Leader cards, printed in Red/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 Koby in?

Across 13 products, starting with ST-02 on December 2, 2022 and running to ST-33 on July 31, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Koby have?

13 alternate treatments: 27 entries in the database resolve to 14 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 Emporio.Ivankov Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Edward.Newgate 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 15 distinct Monkey.D.Garp cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 16 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Monkey.D.Garp the 19th 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.Garp is the 19th 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.Garp — 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.Garp cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 15 distinct cards of Monkey.D.Garp in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 16 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Monkey.D.Garp the 19th 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 Monkey.D.Garp card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 23 Monkey.D.Garp entries that resolve to those 16 cards — the extra 7 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Monkey.D.Garp card, listed

Every Monkey.D.Garp 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
EB02-049	Black	5	6000	—	EB-02
OP02-115	Black	2	3000	2000	OP-02
OP03-014	Red	3	5000	—	OP-03
OP05-054	Blue	3	3000	2000	OP-05
OP06-055	Blue	5	7000	—	OP-06
OP11-095	Black	8	8000	—	OP-11
OP12-056	Blue	8	8000	—	OP-12
OP13-016	Red	1	2000	1000	OP-13
OP16-075	Purple	5	6000	1000	OP-16
P-054	Blue	6	7000	1000	Promo
ST06-012	Black	5	6000	—	ST-06
ST08-010	Black	5	7000	1000	ST-08
ST13-013	Yellow	1	2000	1000	ST-13
ST19-005	Black	3	4000	1000	ST-19
ST33-005	Blue	6	6000	1000	ST-33

Monkey.D.Garp as a Leader

Monkey.D.Garp 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
OP02-002	Red/Black	4	5000	OP-02

Which colours and costs Monkey.D.Garp appears at

Monkey.D.Garp has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Black (7), Blue (5), Red (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	Monkey.D.Garp cards
Black	7
Blue	5
Red	3
Purple	1
Yellow	1

Cost is spread from 1 to 8, with 5 cards at cost 5 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	1
3	3
5	5
6	2
8	2

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

Every Monkey.D.Garp 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
Navy	15

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 (15).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 16 Monkey.D.Garp cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Monkey.D.Garp cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[Activate: Main]	3
[When Attacking]	3
[Blocker]	2
[DON!! x2]	2
[DON!! x1]	1
[Once Per 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.Garp cards are there?

15 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 16 in total, spread across 16 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Monkey.D.Garp printed in?

5 of the six colours: Black 7, Blue 5, Red 3, Purple 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 Monkey.D.Garp a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Monkey.D.Garp has 1 Leader cards, printed in Red/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 Monkey.D.Garp in?

Across 16 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 Monkey.D.Garp have?

7 alternate treatments: 23 entries in the database resolve to 16 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 Crocodile 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 12 distinct Kaido cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 15 in total, spread across 11 products. That makes Kaido the 27th 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.

Kaido is the 27th 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 Kaido — 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 Kaido cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 12 distinct cards of Kaido in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 15 in total, spread across 11 products. That makes Kaido the 27th 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 Kaido card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 34 Kaido entries that resolve to those 15 cards — the extra 19 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Kaido card, listed

Every Kaido 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
EB04-030	Purple	7	9000	—	OP14-EB04
OP01-094	Purple	10	12000	—	OP-01
OP04-044	Blue	10	12000	—	OP-04
OP05-118	Blue	10	12000	—	OP-05
OP08-079	Black	9	9000	—	OP-08
OP17-042	Blue	4	6000	—	OP-17
OP17-062	Purple	10	12000	—	OP-17
OP17-063	Purple	10	12000	—	OP-17
P-005	Purple	7	8000	—	Promo
P-010	Purple	8	9000	—	Promo
ST04-003	Purple	9	10000	—	ST-04
ST09-004	Yellow	4	5000	1000	ST-09

Kaido as a Leader

Kaido 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
OP01-061	Blue/Purple	4	5000	OP-01
OP17-058	Purple	5	5000	OP-17
ST04-001	Purple	5	5000	ST-04

Which colours and costs Kaido appears at

Kaido has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Purple (10), Blue (4), Black (1). 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	Kaido cards
Purple	10
Blue	4
Black	1
Yellow	1

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

What Kaido’s cards have in common

Every Kaido 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
Animal Kingdom Pirates	11
The Four Emperors	10
Former Rocks Pirates	1
Rocks 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 Strike (9), Special (3).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 15 Kaido cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Kaido cards carrying it
[On Play]	6
[Once Per Turn]	6
[Activate: Main]	4
[Blocker]	2
[DON!! x1]	2
[Rush]	2
[Banish]	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 Kaido cards are there?

12 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 15 in total, spread across 11 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Kaido printed in?

4 of the six colours: Purple 10, Blue 4, Black 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 Kaido a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Kaido has 3 Leader cards, printed in Purple (2), Blue/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 Kaido in?

Across 11 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 Kaido have?

19 alternate treatments: 34 entries in the database resolve to 15 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 Uta Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Emporio.Ivankov 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 11 distinct Koala cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 12 in total, spread across 13 products. That makes Koala the 30th 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.

Koala is the 30th 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 Koala — 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 Koala cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 11 distinct cards of Koala in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 12 in total, spread across 13 products. That makes Koala the 30th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is OP-05, released December 8, 2023, and the most recent product carrying any Koala card is ST-35, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 29 Koala entries that resolve to those 12 cards — the extra 17 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Koala card, listed

Every Koala 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
EB03-042	Black	4	5000	1000	EB-03
OP05-006	Red	2	3000	2000	OP-05
OP07-024	Green	3	—	1000	OP-07
OP09-103	Yellow	6	6000	—	OP-09
OP10-047	Blue	2	3000	1000	OP-10
OP12-086	Black	1	2000	1000	OP-12
OP13-081	Black	5	6000	1000	OP-13
OP14-046	Blue	2	—	2000	OP14-EB04
OP15-044	Blue	3	2000	1000	OP15-EB04
P-069	Red	1	1000	1000	PRB-02
ST35-004	Black	7	6000	1000	ST-35

Koala as a Leader

Koala 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
OP12-081	Black/Yellow	4	5000	OP-12

Which colours and costs Koala appears at

Koala has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Black (5), Blue (3), Red (2). 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	Koala cards
Black	5
Blue	3
Red	2
Yellow	2
Green	1

Cost is spread from 1 to 7, with 3 cards at cost 2 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	2
2	3
3	2
4	1
5	1
6	1
7	1

What Koala’s cards have in common

Every Koala 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	9
Dressrosa	6
Foolshout Island	2

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 (9), Wisdom (2).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 12 Koala cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Koala cards carrying it
[Blocker]	4
[On Play]	4
[Activate: Main]	3
[Once Per Turn]	3
[On K.O.]	2
[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 Koala cards are there?

11 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 12 in total, spread across 13 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Koala printed in?

5 of the six colours: Black 5, Blue 3, Red 2, Yellow 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 Koala a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Koala has 1 Leader cards, printed in Black/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 Koala in?

Across 13 products, starting with OP-05 on December 8, 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 Koala have?

17 alternate treatments: 29 entries in the database resolve to 12 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 Bartholomew Kuma 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 30 distinct Jinbe cards as Characters and 2 as Leaders, 32 in total, spread across 28 products. That makes Jinbe the 3rd 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.

Jinbe is the 3rd 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 Jinbe — 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 Jinbe cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 30 distinct cards of Jinbe in the Character slot and 2 in the Leader slot, for 32 in total, spread across 28 products. That makes Jinbe the 3rd 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 Jinbe card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 57 Jinbe entries that resolve to those 32 cards — the extra 25 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Jinbe card, listed

Every Jinbe 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
EB02-055	Yellow	4	5000	2000	EB-02
EB04-015	Green	7	8000	—	OP14-EB04
OP01-014	Red	4	5000	—	OP-01
OP01-071	Blue	4	2000	—	OP-01
OP02-033	Green	2	4000	1000	OP-02
OP05-066	Purple	5	6000	1000	OP-05
OP07-027	Green	4	6000	1000	OP-07
OP07-045	Blue	4	5000	1000	OP-07
OP07-102	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP08-085	Black	5	6000	—	OP-08
OP09-067	Purple	7	9000	1000	OP-09
OP11-031	Green	6	8000	—	OP-11
OP12-009	Red	3	4000	1000	OP-12
OP13-029	Green	6	7000	2000	OP-13
OP14-049	Blue	8	10000	—	OP14-EB04
OP16-027	Green	2	2000	2000	OP-16
OP16-046	Blue	5	6000	2000	OP-16
OP17-051	Blue	7	8000	2000	OP-17
OP17-083	Black	2	2000	1000	OP-17
P-030	Blue	4	5000	1000	ST-17
P-063	Green	4	5000	2000	PRB-02
PRB02-007	Blue	4	5000	1000	PRB-02
ST01-005	Red	3	5000	—	ST-01
ST03-006	Blue	2	4000	1000	ST-03
ST10-005	Red	2	2000	2000	ST-10
ST14-004	Black	3	4000	1000	ST-14
ST21-005	Red	2	4000	1000	ST-21
ST29-005	Yellow	6	5000	2000	ST-29
ST30-006	Red	5	6000	1000	ST-30
ST31-002	Red	5	6000	1000	ST-31

Jinbe as a Leader

Jinbe 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
OP11-021	Green	5	5000	OP-11
OP14-040	Blue	5	5000	OP14-EB04

Which colours and costs Jinbe appears at

Jinbe has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (9), Green (8), Red (7). 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	Jinbe cards
Blue	9
Green	8
Red	7
Black	3
Yellow	3
Purple	2

Cost is spread from 2 to 8, with 8 cards at cost 4 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	6
3	3
4	8
5	6
6	3
7	3
8	1

What Jinbe’s cards have in common

Every Jinbe 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
Fish-Man	30
Straw Hat Crew	15
The Sun Pirates	14
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	5
Impel Down	4
Fish-Man Island	2
FILM	2
Egghead	2
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 (30).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 32 Jinbe cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Jinbe cards carrying it
[On Play]	9
[Blocker]	5
[DON!! x1]	5
[When Attacking]	4
[Activate: Main]	3
[On K.O.]	2
[Once Per Turn]	2
[Rush]	2
[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 Jinbe cards are there?

30 Character cards and 2 Leader cards, 32 in total, spread across 28 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Jinbe printed in?

6 of the six colours: Blue 9, Green 8, Red 7, Black 3, Yellow 3, 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 Jinbe a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Jinbe has 2 Leader cards, printed in Blue (1), Green (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 Jinbe in?

Across 28 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 Jinbe have?

25 alternate treatments: 57 entries in the database resolve to 32 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 Sanji Card in the One Piece Card Game
• 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

Start with a starter deck rather than a booster box, then pick a character or a colour and collect along that line. A starter deck is a complete, legal deck in one box, which makes it the cheapest way to find out whether you like the game; a character list is finite and printed on the cards, which makes it the easiest collection to finish. CardSpicy indexes every One Piece card by its code, so a chosen list can be checked off card by card.

The two decisions that matter at the start are what you are collecting and what you are collecting it for. Almost every expensive mistake comes from not having answered those two.

One Piece is an unusual card game to begin collecting, because the product line is wide and the second-hand market is thin. That combination punishes improvisation: a buyer who does not know what a box contains has no way to check, and a buyer who cannot check has to trust the seller. The fix is not expertise, it is a plan — a short list of things to decide before spending anything, all of which are answerable from public information.

Decide what you are collecting before you buy anything

There are three honest ways to collect One Piece, and they lead to different purchases.

• A character. Take every card printed for one character. The list is finite, it is printed on the cards themselves, and it does not move quickly — a character with sixty cards will have sixty cards for a long time.
• A colour. Take every card of one colour. This is a bigger and more open-ended list, and it lines up with playing the game, because a deck is built inside one or two colours.
• A set. Take one product from start to finish. This is the most finishable target of the three and the one that suits a sealed collection, since a box kept closed cannot be short of anything.

What all three have in common is that the list is knowable in advance. That is the property worth having: a collector who knows the size of the list can tell whether a purchase moved them forward.

Start with a starter deck, not a booster box

Thirty-six starter decks have been printed, each a complete deck in one box. For a first purchase they beat a booster box on every measure that matters at the start: the contents are known and identical in every copy, the price is fixed rather than set by a second-hand market, and the deck is playable out of the box. A booster box is a different purchase — it is for opening, for finding specific cards, or for keeping sealed — and it is a poor way to find out whether you like the game.

The one thing to check before buying a starter deck is which colours it is built around, because that is what will decide which cards you can add to it afterwards.

Learn the card code, because it is the only stable name

Set names change between regions and between printings. Card numbers do not. Every One Piece card carries a code — OP01-016, ST-31, PRB-01 — and that code identifies the product the card came from and the card’s position in it. When a card has been printed more than once, the code stays the same and a suffix marks the newer printing, so the code identifies the card rather than the piece of cardboard.

This matters most when buying. A listing that gives the code can be checked against the database in seconds; a listing that gives only a set name and a picture cannot.

Sealed product or single cards

The choice is between not knowing what you get and knowing exactly what you get. Sealed product is the only way to have a card that has never been handled, and for a collector chasing condition that is the whole point. Singles are the only way to buy a named card at all, and they are how a character collection actually gets finished — the cards you need last are, by definition, the ones a box did not give you.

A workable split is to open one box to see what the product is like, and then buy the remaining cards as singles. Opening boxes to complete a list is the most expensive way to complete a list, because the cards you already have keep coming back.

Condition, storage and the order to do things in

Cards are damaged by four things: bending, light, moisture and handling. All four are cheap to prevent and expensive to repair. A sleeve and a rigid holder deal with handling and bending; a box that closes deals with light and dust; a dry place deals with moisture. Nothing about that list is specific to One Piece, and none of it needs to be decided before the first purchase.

The order that works is: decide the collection, buy a starter deck, learn the code, then buy cards against the list. Everything after that is storage.

Frequently asked questions

What should I buy first?

A starter deck. It is a complete, playable deck in one box with known contents, which makes it cheaper and more informative than a booster box as a first purchase.

Is it cheaper to collect a character or a set?

A character, usually, because the list is smaller and does not depend on how a particular product was distributed. A set is more finishable for a sealed collection, where the target is a sealed box rather than a list of cards.

Do I need to learn card codes to collect?

To buy safely, yes. The code is the only part of a card’s name that does not change between regions and printings, and it is what makes a listing checkable against the official database.

Should I open booster boxes or keep them sealed?

Open one to learn what the product is, and buy the rest as singles. Opening boxes to complete a list is the most expensive route, because duplicates are guaranteed.

How should I store One Piece cards?

Sleeve and rigid-holder them against bending and handling, keep them in a closed box away from light, and keep the box somewhere dry. None of that is specific to One Piece cards.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game product list and card database for the English edition, the source of every product and card count referred to here.
2. CardSpicy — One Piece starter decks, explained, for what is actually inside each of the thirty-six decks.
3. CardSpicy — the full set-code list, for the code system described above, product by product.
4. CardSpicy — the most-drawn characters, for a measured list of the characters with the deepest card pools.
5. CardSpicy — sleeves and holders for One Piece cards, for the storage half of the last section.

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 Starter Decks, Explained
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full
• Sleeves and Holders for One Piece Cards
• What the One Piece Card Game Is

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 17 distinct Jewelry Bonney cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 20 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Jewelry Bonney the 15th 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.

Jewelry Bonney is the 15th 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 Jewelry Bonney — 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 Jewelry Bonney cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 17 distinct cards of Jewelry Bonney in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 20 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Jewelry Bonney the 15th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is ST-02, released December 2, 2022, and the most recent product carrying any Jewelry Bonney card is ST-36, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 48 Jewelry Bonney entries that resolve to those 20 cards — the extra 28 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Jewelry Bonney card, listed

Every Jewelry Bonney 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
EB02-015	Green	7	7000	1000	EB-02
EB03-017	Green	5	6000	1000	EB-03
EB04-002	Red	1	2000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP07-026	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-07
OP08-105	Yellow	3	4000	1000	OP-08
OP10-107	Yellow	3	4000	1000	OP-10
OP12-101	Yellow	3	1000	1000	OP-12
OP12-118	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-12
OP13-108	Yellow	9	10000	—	OP-13
OP13-109	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-13
OP14-007	Red	6	7000	2000	OP14-EB04
OP15-105	Yellow	1	2000	2000	OP15-EB04
P-085	Yellow	5	6000	1000	PRB-02
P-113	Yellow	4	4000	2000	Promo
PRB02-004	Green	3	3000	1000	PRB-02
ST02-007	Green	1	1000	1000	ST-02
ST21-004	Red	1	3000	—	ST-21

Jewelry Bonney as a Leader

Jewelry Bonney 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
EB04-001	Red/Yellow	4	5000	OP15-EB04
OP07-019	Green	5	5000	OP-07
OP13-100	Yellow	5	5000	OP-13

Which colours and costs Jewelry Bonney appears at

Jewelry Bonney has been printed in 3 of the six colours. The busiest are Yellow (10), Green (7), Red (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	Jewelry Bonney cards
Yellow	10
Green	7
Red	4

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

What Jewelry Bonney’s cards have in common

Every Jewelry Bonney 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
Bonney Pirates	17
Supernovas	12
Egghead	4

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 (17).

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

Keyword	Jewelry Bonney cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[Once Per Turn]	5
[Blocker]	4
[Activate: Main]	3
[DON!! x2]	2
[DON!! x1]	1
[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 Jewelry Bonney cards are there?

17 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 20 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 Jewelry Bonney printed in?

3 of the six colours: Yellow 10, Green 7, Red 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 Jewelry Bonney a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Jewelry Bonney has 3 Leader cards, printed in Green (1), Red/Yellow (1), 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 Jewelry Bonney in?

Across 15 products, starting with ST-02 on December 2, 2022 and running to ST-36 on July 31, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Jewelry Bonney have?

28 alternate treatments: 48 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.

Related reading

• Every Yamato Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Franky 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 12 distinct Emporio.Ivankov cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 13 in total, spread across 14 products. That makes Emporio.Ivankov the 26th 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.

Emporio.Ivankov is the 26th 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 Emporio.Ivankov — 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 Emporio.Ivankov cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 12 distinct cards of Emporio.Ivankov in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 13 in total, spread across 14 products. That makes Emporio.Ivankov the 26th 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 Emporio.Ivankov card is ST-35, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 25 Emporio.Ivankov entries that resolve to those 13 cards — the extra 12 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Emporio.Ivankov card, listed

Every Emporio.Ivankov 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
OP02-051	Blue	7	7000	—	OP-02
OP05-004	Red	4	5000	1000	OP-05
OP06-003	Red	5	6000	—	OP-06
OP10-102	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-10
OP12-065	Purple	6	7000	1000	OP-12
OP12-084	Black	3	4000	1000	OP-12
OP13-008	Red	2	3000	1000	OP-13
OP16-026	Green	4	4000	1000	OP-16
OP16-044	Blue	2	2000	1000	OP-16
ST12-010	Blue	3	4000	1000	ST-12
ST13-005	Yellow	3	4000	1000	ST-13
ST30-004	Red	1	2000	1000	ST-30

Emporio.Ivankov as a Leader

Emporio.Ivankov 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. 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
OP02-049	Blue	5	5000	OP-02

Which colours and costs Emporio.Ivankov appears at

Emporio.Ivankov has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (4), Red (4), Yellow (2). 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	Emporio.Ivankov cards
Blue	4
Red	4
Yellow	2
Black	1
Green	1
Purple	1

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

What Emporio.Ivankov’s cards have in common

Every Emporio.Ivankov 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	12
Impel Down	6

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 (12).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 13 Emporio.Ivankov cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Emporio.Ivankov cards carrying it
[On Play]	7
[Blocker]	4
[Once Per Turn]	3
[Activate: Main]	2
[End of Your Turn]	1
[On K.O.]	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 Emporio.Ivankov cards are there?

12 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 13 in total, spread across 14 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Emporio.Ivankov printed in?

6 of the six colours: Blue 4, Red 4, Yellow 2, Black 1, Green 1, 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 Emporio.Ivankov a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Emporio.Ivankov has 1 Leader cards, printed in 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 Emporio.Ivankov in?

Across 14 products, starting with OP-02 on March 10, 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 Emporio.Ivankov have?

12 alternate treatments: 25 entries in the database resolve to 13 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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Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 17 distinct Franky cards as Characters and none as a Leader, 17 in total, spread across 20 products. That makes Franky the 14th 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.

Franky is the 14th 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 Franky — 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 Franky cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 17 distinct cards of Franky in the Character slot and none in the Leader slot, so 17 is the whole of it, spread across 20 products. That makes Franky the 14th 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 Franky card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 31 Franky entries that resolve to those 17 cards — the extra 14 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Franky card, listed

Every Franky 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
EB02-037	Purple	3	4000	1000	EB-02
OP01-021	Red	3	4000	—	OP-01
OP02-039	Green	5	7000	1000	OP-02
OP04-063	Purple	1	1000	2000	OP-04
OP07-107	Yellow	4	5000	2000	OP-07
OP09-072	Purple	4	5000	1000	OP-09
OP10-014	Red	6	8000	1000	OP-10
OP10-034	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-10
OP10-090	Black	4	5000	1000	OP-10
OP11-012	Red	4	4000	2000	OP-11
OP13-033	Green	3	5000	—	OP-13
OP15-089	Black	5	6000	2000	OP15-EB04
OP17-090	Black	2	2000	1000	OP-17
ST01-010	Red	4	6000	1000	ST-01
ST14-009	Black	5	6000	1000	ST-14
ST21-011	Red	3	4000	1000	ST-21
ST29-010	Yellow	5	6000	2000	ST-29

Which colours and costs Franky appears at

Franky has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Red (5), Black (4), 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	Franky cards
Red	5
Black	4
Green	3
Purple	3
Yellow	2

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

What Franky’s cards have in common

Every Franky 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	16
Water Seven	2
FILM	2
Egghead	2
The Franky Family	1
Animal	1
Punk Hazard	1
ODYSSEY	1
Dressrosa	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 (12), Ranged (2), Special (2).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 17 Franky cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Franky cards carrying it
[On Play]	3
[Once Per Turn]	3
[Blocker]	2
[DON!! x1]	2
[On K.O.]	2
[DON!! x2]	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 Franky cards are there?

17 Character cards, and no Leader card, so 17 in total, spread across 20 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Franky printed in?

5 of the six colours: Red 5, Black 4, Green 3, Purple 3, Yellow 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 Franky a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

No. Bandai has not printed a Franky Leader card: every Franky card in the database is a Character, which is played from hand and sent to the trash. The character still appears in decks led by someone else.

Which sets is Franky in?

Across 20 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 Franky have?

14 alternate treatments: 31 entries in the database resolve to 17 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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Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 13 distinct Edward.Newgate cards as Characters and 2 as Leaders, 15 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Edward.Newgate the 24th 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.

Edward.Newgate is the 24th 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 Edward.Newgate — 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 Edward.Newgate cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 13 distinct cards of Edward.Newgate in the Character slot and 2 in the Leader slot, for 15 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Edward.Newgate the 24th 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 Edward.Newgate card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 37 Edward.Newgate entries that resolve to those 15 cards — the extra 22 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Edward.Newgate card, listed

Every Edward.Newgate 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
OP02-004	Red	9	10000	—	OP-02
OP08-043	Blue	10	12000	—	OP-08
OP10-024	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-10
OP12-002	Red	5	6000	2000	OP-12
OP13-042	Blue	10	12000	—	OP-13
OP14-044	Blue	8	8000	1000	OP14-EB04
OP16-003	Red	8	10000	—	OP-16
OP17-005	Red	10	12000	—	OP-17
OP17-040	Blue	6	8000	—	OP-17
ST13-004	Yellow	6	7000	1000	ST-13
ST15-002	Red	7	8000	—	ST-15
ST22-003	Blue	9	10000	—	ST-22
ST30-003	Red	8	6000	1000	ST-30

Edward.Newgate as a Leader

Edward.Newgate 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 from 5 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
OP02-001	Red	6	6000	OP-02
OP17-001	Red	5	5000	OP-17

Which colours and costs Edward.Newgate appears at

Edward.Newgate has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Red (8), Blue (5), Green (1). 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	Edward.Newgate cards
Red	8
Blue	5
Green	1
Yellow	1

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

What Edward.Newgate’s cards have in common

Every Edward.Newgate 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	12
The Four Emperors	11
ODYSSEY	1
Rocks 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 Special (13).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 15 Edward.Newgate cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Edward.Newgate cards carrying it
[On Play]	11
[Blocker]	2
[Double Attack]	2
[Once Per Turn]	2
[Activate: Main]	1
[DON!! x2]	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 Edward.Newgate cards are there?

13 Character cards and 2 Leader cards, 15 in total, spread across 16 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Edward.Newgate printed in?

4 of the six colours: Red 8, Blue 5, Green 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 Edward.Newgate a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Edward.Newgate has 2 Leader cards, printed in Red (2). 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 Edward.Newgate in?

Across 16 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 Edward.Newgate have?

22 alternate treatments: 37 entries in the database resolve to 15 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 Koby Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Charlotte Pudding Card in the One Piece Card Game
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