Category: One Piece

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 14 distinct Donquixote Doflamingo cards as Characters and 3 as Leaders, 17 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Donquixote Doflamingo the 21st 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.

Donquixote Doflamingo is the 21st 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 Donquixote Doflamingo — 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 Donquixote Doflamingo cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 14 distinct cards of Donquixote Doflamingo in the Character slot and 3 in the Leader slot, for 17 in total, spread across 16 products. That makes Donquixote Doflamingo the 21st 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 Donquixote Doflamingo card is OP-16, released June 12, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 32 Donquixote Doflamingo entries that resolve to those 17 cards — the extra 15 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Donquixote Doflamingo card, listed

Every Donquixote Doflamingo 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
OP01-073	Blue	3	4000	1000	OP-01
OP02-056	Blue	1	2000	—	OP-02
OP04-031	Green	10	10000	—	OP-04
OP05-028	Green	1	2000	1000	OP-05
OP05-029	Green	7	8000	—	OP-05
OP07-048	Blue	3	4000	—	OP-07
OP09-031	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-09
OP10-071	Purple	8	9000	—	OP-10
OP12-107	Yellow	8	8000	—	OP-12
OP14-069	Purple	10	10000	—	OP14-EB04
OP16-047	Blue	3	—	1000	OP-16
OP16-069	Purple	7	8000	—	OP-16
PRB02-011	Purple	5	6000	1000	PRB-02
ST03-009	Blue	7	7000	—	ST-03

Donquixote Doflamingo as a Leader

Donquixote Doflamingo 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
OP01-060	Blue	5	5000	OP-01
OP04-019	Green/Purple	4	5000	OP-04
OP14-060	Purple	5	5000	OP14-EB04

Which colours and costs Donquixote Doflamingo appears at

Donquixote Doflamingo has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (6), Purple (6), Green (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	Donquixote Doflamingo cards
Blue	6
Purple	6
Green	5
Yellow	1

Cost is spread from 1 to 10, with 3 cards at cost 3 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
1	2
3	3
5	2
7	3
8	2
10	2

What Donquixote Doflamingo’s cards have in common

Every Donquixote Doflamingo 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
Donquixote Pirates	14
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	10
ODYSSEY	1
Impel Down	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), Ranged (1).

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

Keyword	Donquixote Doflamingo cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[Once Per Turn]	4
[Activate: Main]	3
[Blocker]	3
[When Attacking]	3
[End of Your Turn]	2
[DON!! x1]	1
[DON!! x2]	1
[On K.O.]	1
[Rush]	1

How these counts are made

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

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

Frequently asked questions

How many Donquixote Doflamingo cards are there?

14 Character cards and 3 Leader cards, 17 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 Donquixote Doflamingo printed in?

4 of the six colours: Blue 6, Purple 6, Green 5, 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 Donquixote Doflamingo a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Donquixote Doflamingo has 3 Leader cards, printed in Blue (1), Green/Purple (1), 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 Donquixote Doflamingo in?

Across 16 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 and running to OP-16 on June 12, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Donquixote Doflamingo have?

15 alternate treatments: 32 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.

Related reading

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

Quick answer

Bandai’s card database lists 14 distinct Dracule Mihawk cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 15 in total, spread across 17 products. That makes Dracule Mihawk the 22nd 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.

Dracule Mihawk is the 22nd 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 Dracule Mihawk — 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 Dracule Mihawk cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 14 distinct cards of Dracule Mihawk in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 15 in total, spread across 17 products. That makes Dracule Mihawk the 22nd 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 Dracule Mihawk card is ST-32, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 36 Dracule Mihawk entries that resolve to those 15 cards — the extra 21 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Dracule Mihawk card, listed

Every Dracule Mihawk 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
OP01-070	Blue	9	9000	—	OP-01
OP02-055	Blue	6	8000	1000	OP-02
OP07-044	Blue	8	10000	—	OP-07
OP09-048	Blue	6	7000	—	OP-09
OP10-029	Green	5	6000	1000	OP-10
OP12-030	Green	8	8000	—	OP-12
OP14-119	Green	9	10000	—	OP14-EB04
OP15-027	Green	4	5000	2000	OP15-EB04
OP16-089	Black	6	8000	—	OP-16
P-052	Blue	6	7000	1000	Other
P-081	Blue	4	5000	1000	PRB-02
ST03-005	Blue	4	5000	2000	ST-03
ST12-003	Green	3	4000	2000	ST-12
ST32-003	Green	6	7000	—	ST-32

Dracule Mihawk as a Leader

Dracule Mihawk 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
OP14-020	Green	5	5000	OP14-EB04

Which colours and costs Dracule Mihawk appears at

Dracule Mihawk has been printed in 3 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (7), Green (7), 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	Dracule Mihawk cards
Blue	7
Green	7
Black	1

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

What Dracule Mihawk’s cards have in common

Every Dracule Mihawk 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
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	12
Muggy Kingdom	3
Cross Guild	2
ODYSSEY	1
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 Slash (14).

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

Keyword	Dracule Mihawk cards carrying it
[On Play]	9
[Activate: Main]	2
[Blocker]	2
[DON!! x1]	2
[Once Per Turn]	2
[Rush: Character]	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 Dracule Mihawk cards are there?

14 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 15 in total, spread across 17 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Dracule Mihawk printed in?

3 of the six colours: Blue 7, Green 7, Black 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 Dracule Mihawk a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Dracule Mihawk has 1 Leader cards, printed in 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 Dracule Mihawk in?

Across 17 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 and running to ST-32 on July 31, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Dracule Mihawk have?

21 alternate treatments: 36 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 Charlotte Pudding Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Donquixote Doflamingo 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 13 distinct Charlotte Pudding cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 14 in total, spread across 17 products. That makes Charlotte Pudding the 23rd 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.

Charlotte Pudding is the 23rd 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 Charlotte Pudding — 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 Charlotte Pudding cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 13 distinct cards of Charlotte Pudding in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 14 in total, spread across 17 products. That makes Charlotte Pudding the 23rd most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is OP-03, released June 30, 2023, and the most recent product carrying any Charlotte Pudding card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 33 Charlotte Pudding entries that resolve to those 14 cards — the extra 19 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Charlotte Pudding card, listed

Every Charlotte Pudding 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
EB03-035	Purple	4	4000	2000	EB-03
EB04-034	Purple	2	1000	1000	OP14-EB04
OP03-112	Yellow	1	2000	1000	OP-03
OP06-047	Blue	4	4000	1000	OP-06
OP08-067	Purple	3	4000	1000	OP-08
OP09-087	Black	2	—	1000	OP-09
OP11-070	Purple	1	—	1000	OP-11
OP12-071	Purple	1	2000	1000	OP-12
OP17-109	Yellow	3	4000	1000	OP-17
PRB02-010	Purple	7	5000	1000	PRB-02
ST07-008	Yellow	2	3000	2000	ST-07
ST12-012	Blue	2	2000	2000	ST-12
ST20-004	Yellow	3	2000	1000	ST-20

Charlotte Pudding as a Leader

Charlotte Pudding 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
OP08-058	Purple/Yellow	4	5000	OP-08

Which colours and costs Charlotte Pudding appears at

Charlotte Pudding has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Purple (7), Yellow (5), Blue (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	Charlotte Pudding cards
Purple	7
Yellow	5
Blue	2
Black	1

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

What Charlotte Pudding’s cards have in common

Every Charlotte Pudding 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
Big Mom Pirates	13

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 Wisdom (13).

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

Keyword	Charlotte Pudding cards carrying it
[On Play]	10
[Activate: Main]	2
[Blocker]	2
[Once Per Turn]	2
[Trigger]	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 Charlotte Pudding cards are there?

13 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 14 in total, spread across 17 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Charlotte Pudding printed in?

4 of the six colours: Purple 7, Yellow 5, Blue 2, Black 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 Charlotte Pudding a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Charlotte Pudding 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 Charlotte Pudding in?

Across 17 products, starting with OP-03 on June 30, 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 Charlotte Pudding have?

19 alternate treatments: 33 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 Edward.Newgate Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Dracule Mihawk 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 Crocodile cards as Characters and 4 as Leaders, 19 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Crocodile the 18th 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.

Crocodile is the 18th 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 Crocodile — 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 Crocodile cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 15 distinct cards of Crocodile in the Character slot and 4 in the Leader slot, for 19 in total, spread across 15 products. That makes Crocodile the 18th 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 Crocodile card is ST-30, released June 12, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 37 Crocodile entries that resolve to those 19 cards — the extra 18 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Crocodile card, listed

Every Crocodile 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
EB02-023	Blue	4	5000	1000	EB-02
OP01-067	Blue	7	7000	1000	OP-01
OP02-053	Blue	5	7000	1000	OP-02
OP04-060	Purple	8	9000	—	OP-04
OP07-040	Blue	4	5000	2000	OP-07
OP09-025	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-09
OP09-046	Blue	7	7000	1000	OP-09
OP12-069	Purple	6	8000	—	OP-12
OP14-120	Black	8	10000	—	OP14-EB04
OP16-045	Blue	4	6000	—	OP-16
P-004	Blue	4	5000	1000	Promo
P-082	Blue	5	7000	—	PRB-02
ST03-003	Blue	5	6000	—	ST-03
ST17-001	Blue	4	5000	1000	ST-17
ST30-010	Green	6	6000	1000	ST-30

Crocodile as a Leader

Crocodile 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 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
OP01-062	Blue/Purple	4	5000	OP-01
OP04-058	Purple/Yellow	4	5000	OP-04
OP14-079	Black	5	5000	OP14-EB04
ST03-001	Blue	5	5000	ST-03

Which colours and costs Crocodile appears at

Crocodile has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (12), Purple (4), 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	Crocodile cards
Blue	12
Purple	4
Black	2
Green	2
Yellow	1

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

What Crocodile’s cards have in common

Every Crocodile 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
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	10
Baroque Works	10
Former Baroque Works	5
Impel Down	3
Cross Guild	2
ODYSSEY	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).

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

Keyword	Crocodile cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[Once Per Turn]	6
[Blocker]	4
[DON!! x1]	4
[Activate: Main]	2
[Banish]	1
[On K.O.]	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 Crocodile cards are there?

15 Character cards and 4 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 Crocodile printed in?

5 of the six colours: Blue 12, Purple 4, Black 2, Green 2, 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 Crocodile a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Crocodile has 4 Leader cards, printed in Black (1), Blue (1), Blue/Purple (1), 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 Crocodile in?

Across 15 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 and running to ST-30 on June 12, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Crocodile have?

18 alternate treatments: 37 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

• Every Monkey.D.Garp Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Sabo 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 19 distinct Brook cards as Characters and 1 as Leaders, 20 in total, spread across 21 products. That makes Brook the 10th 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.

Brook is the 10th 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 Brook — 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 Brook cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 19 distinct cards of Brook in the Character slot and 1 in the Leader slot, for 20 in total, spread across 21 products. That makes Brook the 10th 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 Brook card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 38 Brook entries that resolve to those 20 cards — the extra 18 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Brook card, listed

Every Brook 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
EB01-045	Black	3	4000	1000	EB-01
EB01-046	Black	3	4000	1000	EB-01
EB02-048	Black	5	6000	1000	EB-02
OP01-022	Red	4	5000	1000	OP-01
OP02-040	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-02
OP06-092	Black	6	6000	—	OP-06
OP09-073	Purple	6	7000	1000	OP-09
OP09-111	Yellow	5	6000	1000	OP-09
OP10-035	Green	3	5000	—	OP-10
OP10-091	Black	3	—	1000	OP-10
OP11-056	Blue	3	4000	1000	OP-11
OP13-034	Green	3	4000	1000	OP-13
OP15-032	Green	6	6000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP17-091	Black	2	2000	1000	OP-17
ST01-011	Red	2	3000	2000	ST-01
ST14-010	Black	5	7000	1000	ST-14
ST21-012	Red	3	4000	1000	ST-21
ST29-011	Yellow	2	2000	1000	ST-29
ST31-003	Red	2	3000	1000	ST-31

Brook as a Leader

Brook 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
OP15-022	Green/Black	4	5000	OP15-EB04

Which colours and costs Brook appears at

Brook has been printed in 6 of the six colours. The busiest are Black (8), Green (5), 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	Brook cards
Black	8
Green	5
Red	4
Yellow	2
Blue	1
Purple	1

Cost is spread from 2 to 6, with 7 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
2	4
3	7
4	2
5	3
6	3

What Brook’s cards have in common

Every Brook 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	17
FILM	2
Egghead	2
Rumbar Pirates	1
Former Rumbar Pirates	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 Slash (19).

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

Keyword	Brook cards carrying it
[On Play]	10
[When Attacking]	4
[Activate: Main]	3
[Blocker]	3
[On K.O.]	2
[DON!! x1]	1
[Once Per Turn]	1
[Rush]	1

How these counts are made

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

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

Frequently asked questions

How many Brook cards are there?

19 Character cards and 1 Leader cards, 20 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 Brook printed in?

6 of the six colours: Black 8, Green 5, Red 4, Yellow 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 Brook a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Brook has 1 Leader cards, printed in Green/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 Brook in?

Across 21 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 Brook have?

18 alternate treatments: 38 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 Shanks Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Portgas.D.Ace 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 17 distinct Buggy cards as Characters and 2 as Leaders, 19 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Buggy the 13th 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.

Buggy is the 13th 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 Buggy — 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 Buggy cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 17 distinct cards of Buggy in the Character slot and 2 in the Leader slot, for 19 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Buggy the 13th most-drawn character in the game on this measure.

The earliest printing is ST-03, released December 2, 2022, and the most recent product carrying any Buggy card is OP-17, released August 28, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 41 Buggy entries that resolve to those 19 cards — the extra 22 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Buggy card, listed

Every Buggy 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
EB02-018	Green	4	6000	—	EB-02
OP02-058	Blue	1	2000	1000	OP-02
OP03-008	Red	1	3000	—	OP-03
OP03-032	Green	3	5000	—	OP-03
OP09-051	Blue	10	12000	—	OP-09
OP12-012	Red	2	2000	1000	OP-12
OP12-049	Blue	6	7000	2000	OP-12
OP13-072	Purple	2	2000	2000	OP-13
OP15-012	Red	3	4000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP16-031	Green	4	5000	1000	OP-16
OP16-048	Blue	5	6000	1000	OP-16
P-084	Blue	7	8000	—	ST-25
P-098	Blue	10	12000	—	Promo
ST03-011	Blue	1	3000	1000	ST-03
ST17-003	Blue	1	2000	2000	ST-17
ST25-004	Blue	4	1000	1000	ST-25
ST30-011	Green	2	1000	1000	ST-30

Buggy as a Leader

Buggy 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
OP09-042	Blue	5	5000	OP-09
OP16-041	Blue	5	5000	OP-16

Which colours and costs Buggy appears at

Buggy has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (11), Green (4), 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	Buggy cards
Blue	11
Green	4
Red	3
Purple	1

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

What Buggy’s cards have in common

Every Buggy 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
Buggy Pirates	8
The Four Emperors	5
Cross Guild	5
Impel Down	4
East Blue	3
Roger Pirates	2
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	2
Buggy’s Delivery	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 Slash (17).

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

Keyword	Buggy cards carrying it
[On Play]	10
[Blocker]	4
[Activate: Main]	2
[On K.O.]	2
[Once Per Turn]	2
[DON!! x1]	1
[Double Attack]	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 Buggy cards are there?

17 Character cards and 2 Leader cards, 19 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 Buggy printed in?

4 of the six colours: Blue 11, Green 4, Red 3, 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 Buggy a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Buggy has 2 Leader cards, printed in Blue (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 Buggy in?

Across 18 products, starting with ST-03 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 Buggy have?

22 alternate treatments: 41 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

• Every Franky Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Usopp 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 14 distinct Boa Hancock cards as Characters and 2 as Leaders, 16 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Boa Hancock the 20th 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.

Boa Hancock is the 20th 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 Boa Hancock — 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 Boa Hancock cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 14 distinct cards of Boa Hancock in the Character slot and 2 in the Leader slot, for 16 in total, spread across 18 products. That makes Boa Hancock the 20th 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 Boa Hancock card is OP-16, released June 12, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 44 Boa Hancock entries that resolve to those 16 cards — the extra 28 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Boa Hancock card, listed

Every Boa Hancock 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
EB03-026	Blue	6	8000	—	EB-03
EB04-027	Blue	5	7000	—	OP14-EB04
OP01-078	Blue	4	5000	1000	OP-01
OP02-059	Blue	4	5000	1000	OP-02
OP07-051	Blue	6	8000	—	OP-07
OP12-014	Red	2	3000	—	OP-12
OP13-051	Blue	3	5000	—	OP-13
OP14-112	Yellow	9	10000	—	OP14-EB04
OP16-032	Green	7	9000	—	OP-16
OP16-112	Yellow	6	8000	1000	OP-16
P-115	Yellow	6	7000	1000	Promo
PRB02-017	Yellow	5	7000	—	PRB-02
ST03-013	Blue	3	1000	1000	ST-03
ST17-004	Blue	4	6000	—	ST-17

Boa Hancock as a Leader

Boa Hancock 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. 1 of these 2 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
OP07-038	Blue	5	5000	OP-07
OP14-041	Blue/Yellow	4	5000	OP14-EB04

Which colours and costs Boa Hancock appears at

Boa Hancock has been printed in 4 of the six colours. The busiest are Blue (10), Yellow (5), Red (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	Boa Hancock cards
Blue	10
Yellow	5
Green	1
Red	1

Cost is spread from 2 to 9, with 4 cards at cost 6 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
2	1
3	2
4	3
5	2
6	4
7	1
9	1

What Boa Hancock’s cards have in common

Every Boa Hancock 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
Kuja Pirates	14
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	13
Impel Down	2
FILM	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 (14).

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

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

14 Character cards and 2 Leader cards, 16 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 Boa Hancock printed in?

4 of the six colours: Blue 10, Yellow 5, Green 1, Red 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 Boa Hancock a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

Yes. Boa Hancock has 2 Leader cards, printed in Blue (1), 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 Boa Hancock in?

Across 18 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 and running to OP-16 on June 12, 2026. The full list of products is on the set-code page.

How many alternate arts does Boa Hancock have?

28 alternate treatments: 44 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

• Every Donquixote Doflamingo Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Monkey.D.Garp 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 Bartholomew Kuma cards as Characters and none as a Leader, 11 in total, spread across 12 products. That makes Bartholomew Kuma the 29th 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.

Bartholomew Kuma is the 29th 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 Bartholomew Kuma — 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 Bartholomew Kuma cards are there?

Bandai’s official card database lists 11 distinct cards of Bartholomew Kuma in the Character slot and none in the Leader slot, so 11 is the whole of it, spread across 12 products. That makes Bartholomew Kuma the 29th 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 Bartholomew Kuma card is ST-35, released July 31, 2026. Counting every alternate treatment on the way, the database holds 18 Bartholomew Kuma entries that resolve to those 11 cards — the extra 7 are different printings of a card already in the list, not cards of their own.

Every Bartholomew Kuma card, listed

Every Bartholomew Kuma 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
EB04-054	Yellow	7	7000	1000	OP15-EB04
EB04-055	Yellow	4	5000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP01-074	Blue	4	5000	1000	OP-01
OP02-057	Blue	3	3000	1000	OP-02
OP05-011	Red	2	2000	1000	OP-05
OP09-108	Yellow	4	5000	2000	OP-09
OP12-119	Yellow	6	7000	1000	OP-12
OP15-029	Green	4	5000	1000	OP15-EB04
OP16-093	Black	3	4000	1000	OP-16
ST03-010	Blue	2	3000	—	ST-03
ST35-005	Black	5	5000	1000	ST-35

Which colours and costs Bartholomew Kuma appears at

Bartholomew Kuma has been printed in 5 of the six colours. The busiest are Yellow (4), Blue (3), Black (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	Bartholomew Kuma cards
Yellow	4
Blue	3
Black	2
Green	1
Red	1

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

What Bartholomew Kuma’s cards have in common

Every Bartholomew Kuma 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	11
The Seven Warlords of the Sea	9
Egghead	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 (11).

Effect keywords are the other shared vocabulary. Not every card has one, and the counts below are out of all 11 Bartholomew Kuma cards, so a blank row would mean no card of this character carries that keyword at all:

Keyword	Bartholomew Kuma cards carrying it
[On Play]	8
[On K.O.]	4
[Blocker]	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 Bartholomew Kuma cards are there?

11 Character cards, and no Leader card, so 11 in total, spread across 12 products. Alternate treatments are counted as printings of the card they belong to rather than as separate cards.

What colours is Bartholomew Kuma printed in?

5 of the six colours: Yellow 4, Blue 3, Black 2, Green 1, Red 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 Bartholomew Kuma a Leader in the One Piece Card Game?

No. Bandai has not printed a Bartholomew Kuma Leader card: every Bartholomew Kuma 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 Bartholomew Kuma in?

Across 12 products, starting with OP-01 on December 2, 2022 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 Bartholomew Kuma have?

7 alternate treatments: 18 entries in the database resolve to 11 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 Koala Card in the One Piece Card Game
• Every Uta Card in the One Piece Card Game
• How Many One Piece Cards Are There?
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full

Quick answer

A One Piece starter deck is a complete deck in one box: a Leader, the cards that go around it and a DON!! deck. The official database lists 36 starter decks, coded ST-01 through ST-36, holding 556 distinct cards between them. Two of them — ST-10 and ST-13 — are sold as Ultra Decks and carry 19 distinct cards rather than the usual 15 or 17. CardSpicy lists every card in every deck by its own code.

A starter deck is the cheapest honest way to find out whether you like the game, and the worst way to chase a card. Those two facts do not contradict each other.

Starter decks are the part of One Piece that has nothing to do with opening packs. There is no rarity ladder to beat, no ratio to calculate and nothing scarce inside: the box contains a known list of cards, printed to be played. That makes it the one product where the description on the box and the contents of the box should match exactly, which is also why it is the product worth checking most carefully when you buy second-hand.

What is inside an ST box

Every starter deck is built to the game’s deck rule: 50 cards plus one Leader, with the Leader outside the fifty and never shuffled in. The deck is complete as sold — you can play it against another starter deck without buying anything else.

The database counts the distinct cards inside each deck, which is why the number in the table below reads 15, 17 or 19 rather than 50. A playable fifty-card deck holds repeats, and in a starter deck the repeats are deliberate: a low-cost character you want four of is printed four times in the box.

The full starter deck list

All 36 decks, in code order, with the date the English edition released and the number of distinct cards inside. ST-05 carries no release date in the database, which is why it is marked that way rather than guessed at.

Code	Deck	Released (English)	Distinct cards
ST-01	Straw Hat Crew	2022-12-02	17
ST-02	Worst Generation	2022-12-02	17
ST-03	The Seven Warlords of the Sea	2022-12-02	17
ST-04	Animal Kingdom Pirates	2022-12-02	17
ST-05	ONE PIECE FILM edition	not listed	17
ST-06	Absolute Justice	2023-03-10	17
ST-07	Big Mom Pirates	2023-06-30	17
ST-08	Monkey D. Luffy	2023-08-11	15
ST-09	Yamato	2023-08-11	15
ST-10	The Three Captains	2023-11-10	19
ST-11	Uta	2024-02-02	15
ST-12	Zoro and Sanji	2024-03-15	17
ST-13	The Three Brothers	2024-04-19	19
ST-14	3D2Y	2024-08-16	17
ST-15	Red Edward.Newgate	2024-10-25	15
ST-16	Green Uta	2024-10-25	15
ST-17	Blue Donquixote Doflamingo	2024-10-25	15
ST-18	Purple Monkey.D.Luffy	2024-10-25	15
ST-19	Black Smoker	2024-10-25	15
ST-20	Yellow Charlotte Katakuri	2024-10-25	15
ST-21	GEAR5	2025-03-14	17
ST-22	Ace & Newgate	2025-09-05	17
ST-23	RED Shanks	2025-06-06	15
ST-24	GREEN Jewelry Bonney	2025-06-06	15
ST-25	BLUE Buggy	2025-06-06	15
ST-26	PURPLE/BLACK Monkey.D.Luffy	2025-06-06	15
ST-27	BLACK Marshall.D.Teach	2025-06-06	15
ST-28	GREEN/YELLOW Yamato	2025-06-06	15
ST-29	Egghead	2026-01-16	17
ST-30	Luffy & Ace	2026-06-12	17
ST-31	RED Monkey.D.Luffy	2026-07-31	15
ST-32	GREEN Roronoa Zoro	2026-07-31	15
ST-33	BLUE Kuzan	2026-07-31	15
ST-34	PURPLE Charlotte Katakuri	2026-07-31	15
ST-35	RED/BLACK Sabo	2026-07-31	15
ST-36	YELLOW Eustass"Captain"Kid	2026-07-31	15

The column adds up to 574. Fold away the cards that appear in more than one deck and the 36 decks hold 556 distinct cards between them — of which 382 carry an ST code, the rest being OP and EB cards reprinted into a starter deck. Each figure answers a different question, and none of them contradicts another.

The two Ultra Decks

ST-10 — The Three Captains and ST-13 — The Three Brothers are the odd two out. They are coded inside the ST range but described as Ultra Decks, and each holds 19 distinct cards instead of the usual 15 or 17. They released in November 2023 and April 2024, making them the tenth and thirteenth products of the line.

Nothing about the code tells you this. If you are comparing starter decks by size, compare the card count, not the code.

What to check before you buy one

Three things, in order. Is it sealed? A starter deck is worth its list, and the list is only guaranteed if the box has not been opened. Which printing is it? A deck can be reprinted, and the codes inside stay the same while the box changes. And does the code match the deck? ST-36 is a different product from ST-01, and the difference is not cosmetic: they contain different cards, from different characters, with different Leaders.

If you are buying to collect rather than to play, the Leader is the card that matters most, because it is printed once per product and is the card the deck is named around. Everything else in the box is a Character card that also appears elsewhere.

Frequently asked questions

How many One Piece starter decks are there?

36, coded ST-01 through ST-36. Two of them, ST-10 and ST-13, are sold as Ultra Decks. Between them they hold 556 distinct cards.

How many cards are in a One Piece starter deck?

A starter deck is a complete 50-card deck plus one Leader card outside it. Counting only distinct cards, the official database records 15 or 17 in most decks and 19 in the two Ultra Decks.

What is the difference between an Ultra Deck and a starter deck?

Both are coded ST and both are complete decks. The Ultra Decks — ST-10 The Three Captains and ST-13 The Three Brothers — are the two that hold 19 distinct cards rather than 15 or 17.

Is a One Piece starter deck worth buying?

As a way into the game, yes: it is a complete deck with a known card list and nothing random in it. As a way to obtain a particular rare card, no: a starter deck is printed to be played, and its contents are published in advance.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game product list, which records every starter deck code, its English release date and the cards inside it.
2. CardSpicy — the full set code list, where all 36 ST codes sit beside the booster codes.
3. CardSpicy — Leaders explained, for the one card in a starter deck that is never shuffled in.
4. CardSpicy — One Piece sealed product, for the difference between a starter deck and a booster box.
5. CardSpicy — storage for One Piece cards, for what to do with the deck once it is open.

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
• One Piece Leaders Explained
• One Piece Sealed Product: What Is in Each Box
• Storing One Piece Cards: Binders and Boxes

Quick answer

There are four ways to store One Piece cards, and they answer different questions: sleeves protect a single card in play, rigid holders keep one card stiff and flat, binders keep a set ordered and readable, and boxes keep volume under control. All of them fit, because a One Piece card is 63 × 88 mm — the standard trading-card size. CardSpicy stocks the first two layers.

Sleeving is about damage. Storage is about finding the card again in three years, which is the harder problem.

Most storage advice stops at “use a sleeve”, which is the easy half. The hard half is the collection that has outgrown a shoebox: 2,785 cards exist, a set runs to 130, and the difference between a collection and a pile is whether the 40th card you bought can be found without touching the other 39. Storage is a retrieval problem with an abrasion risk attached.

The four layers, and what each is for

Layer	Holds	Answers
Sleeve	One card	“How do I handle this without marking it?”
Rigid holder	One card, sleeved	“How do I keep this stiff and flat?”
Binder	A set or a theme	“Where is card number 74?”
Box	Volume	“Where do the other 2,000 go?”

They stack rather than compete. The usual arrangement is a sleeve on every card, a rigid holder on the few that deserve one, a binder for the cards you look at, and a box for the rest.

Why binders matter more in One Piece than in some games

A One Piece collection is organised around codes, and codes are sequential within a product. That makes a binder unusually effective here: fill it in code order and the binder becomes an index. OP01-001 through OP01-121 sit in order, and a missing card is visible as a gap rather than as an absence you have to remember.

It also means a binder can hold a claim you would otherwise have to check. If you collect a set, the gap tells you what you still need without consulting a list — which is the whole reason to store by code rather than by colour or by character.

Storing the cards that matter most

Anything in a rigid holder should not go in a binder page. A toploader is thicker than a page pocket and forcing one in bends the page and stresses the sleeve, which is the opposite of the point.

Rigid holders belong in a box, standing upright, with the cards slightly loose so they are not pressed against each other. If you have a graded card, the case is the storage: it is sealed, it is rigid, and opening it to move the card destroys the thing the case was for.

What damages a collection, in practice

Four things, in order of how often they actually happen. Handling — every time a card comes out of a sleeve it picks up a chance of a corner mark, which is why the binder exists. Pressure — a stack of rigid holders leaning on each other bows the ones at the ends. Light — long exposure fades print, and sunlight through a window is enough. And humidity, which acts slowly: paper absorbs and releases moisture, and the paper in a card is not the same as the foil on it, so they move differently.

None of that needs special equipment. A closed box, upright holders, a shelf out of direct sun and a room you would be comfortable sitting in covers all four.

Frequently asked questions

What size are One Piece cards?

63 × 88 mm, the same standard trading-card size as Pokémon, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh cards. Sleeves, rigid holders and binder pages made for any of them fit a One Piece card without change.

Should One Piece cards go in a binder or a box?

Both, for different cards. A binder is for cards you want to find and look at, organised in code order so a missing card shows as a gap. A box is for volume, and for cards in rigid holders, which should not be forced into binder pages.

Can you put a toploaded card in a binder?

No. A rigid holder is thicker than a binder pocket, so pushing one in bends the page and stresses the sleeve. Rigid holders belong upright in a box instead.

Do graded One Piece cards need extra storage?

No. The graded case is the storage: it is sealed and rigid, and it fixes the card’s condition. Opening it to move the card into something else defeats the point of having it graded.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy — our own product specifications for the sleeves and rigid holders in our line, stated here as they are sold.
2. Bandai — the official One Piece Card Game card database, the source of the card dimensions and set sizes quoted above.
3. CardSpicy — sleeves and holders for One Piece cards, for the first two layers in detail.
4. CardSpicy — condition and grading, for what happens to a card that was not stored well.
5. CardSpicy — the full set code list, for the code order a binder is best filled in.

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

• Sleeves and Holders for One Piece Cards
• One Piece Card Condition and Grading
• One Piece Card Set Codes, Listed in Full
• One Piece and Pokemon: What Actually Differs