One Piece Card Game Set List

Looking for boxes from any of these sets? Browse English booster boxes and Japanese booster boxes — and if you’re not sure which language to buy, our One Piece booster box buying guide breaks down the differences.

Extra boosters are smaller booster sets that add support for existing decks. Premium boosters are reprint-focused products built around popular cards, alternate arts and special foil treatments.

These are announced timings, not guarantees — street dates can shift. Our TCG Release Calendar is updated weekly with what’s out now and what’s next across every game we stock.

Japanese One Piece sets historically released ahead of the English versions, which is why Japanese booster boxes often appear in the market first. English sets then followed later — sometimes with changed product structure, exclusive Treasure Rare cards (introduced in OP-07) or combined card pools. OP14-EB04 and OP15-EB04 are the clearest example: the English releases absorbed Japan’s EB-04 material instead of giving EB-04 its own English booster box.

From OP-17 onward, Bandai is moving One Piece toward worldwide simultaneous booster releases. That matters for collectors because the old pattern — Japanese boxes first, English boxes months later — becomes less reliable. Gameplay is the same across languages, but official event rules can depend on the tournament region and language policy. As a simple rule: Japanese boxes are usually better for early collecting and lower-cost sealed collecting; English boxes are usually better for local play, easier resale and reading every card without translations. We stock English and Japanese sealed side by side — always check the box language and set code before buying.

For sealed collectors, the safest entry point is usually a recent English main booster box or a premium booster: recent boxes are easier to authenticate, easier to compare by price and more relevant to current players. For players, start with a starter deck and then use booster boxes or singles to upgrade the deck you actually want to play — our beginner’s guide covers how the game works.

For collectors, OP-01, OP-05, OP-09 and anniversary sets tend to attract the most attention because they contain major characters, iconic art or milestone status. That does not automatically make every box a good buy — price still matters. A popular set bought too high can be worse than a quieter set bought at a fair price.