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Every One Piece Card Game set: OP-01 to OP-17, EB and PRB

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OP, EB and PRB codes overlap in the release calendar. Here is the full mapping between each code and its official name, and what it changes when storing or protecting a display.

The One Piece Card Game is published by Bandai. The series started in Japan in July 2022 and the English version followed in December 2022. Since then three product families coexist under different prefixes: main boosters (OP), extra boosters (EB) and premium boosters (PRB). The numbers do not follow the actual release calendar: an EB can be released between two OP sets.

Set table by code

CodeOfficial nameType
OP-01Romance DawnMain booster
OP-02Paramount WarMain booster
OP-03Pillars of StrengthMain booster
OP-04Kingdoms of IntrigueMain booster
OP-05Awakening of the New EraMain booster
OP-06Wings of the CaptainMain booster
OP-07500 Years in the FutureMain booster
OP-08Two LegendsMain booster
OP-09Emperors in the New WorldMain booster
OP-10Royal BloodMain booster
OP-11A Fist of Divine SpeedMain booster
OP-12Legacy of the MasterMain booster
OP-13Carrying On His WillMain booster
OP-14The Azure Sea's SevenMain booster
OP-15Adventure on KAMI's IslandMain booster
OP-16The Time of BattleMain booster
OP-17The World's Strongest WarriorsMain booster
EB-01Memorial CollectionExtra Booster
EB-02Anime 25th CollectionExtra Booster
EB-03One Piece Heroines EditionExtra Booster
EB-04Egghead CrisisExtra Booster
PRB-01ONE PIECE CARD THE BESTPremium Booster
PRB-02ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2Premium Booster

The names listed are those published by Bandai on the official game site. Starter decks (ST-xx) and promotional cards (P-xxx) follow separate numbering and are not included in this table.

How to read a card code

A card carries its set code followed by its number in the list, for example OP-06-069. Rarity is shown separately: C (common), UC (uncommon), R (rare), SR (super rare), SEC (secret), L (leader). Alternative versions, often called alt art or parallels, carry the same number as the base version: the artwork and finish change, not the card's identity in play.

The three product families

Main boosters (OP)

These are the reference sets: they introduce new leaders and move the metagame forward. An English or French display contains 24 packs of 12 cards.

Extra boosters (EB)

A shorter, theme-focused format. EB sets reprint existing cards and add new artwork. An EB display contains 20 packs of 6 cards.

Premium boosters (PRB)

Collector products made of reprints and parallel versions, not intended to renew the metagame. They are aimed primarily at collectors.

Why the code matters for protection

The display box format has changed across the series. That is why our acrylic cases are referenced set by set: inner dimensions differ between OP-05 to OP-12 and OP-13 onwards, including EB. Always check the code printed on your display before ordering.

Every product page states the exact inner dimensions of the case. See the acrylic cases by set.

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