One Piece Card Game Card List

2,785 cards

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Frequently asked questions

What is the One Piece Card Game?

The One Piece Card Game is Bandai's trading card game based on the One Piece manga, released in Japan in July 2022 and in English in December 2022.

What are the basic rules?

Each player has 1 Leader card, a 50-card main deck and a 10-card DON!! deck. Attack until your opponent has no Life left, then land one more hit on their Leader to win.

What is a Leader card?

The Leader starts the game on the field. It sets your deck's colors and Life count and usually has its own effect.

What colors are there?

There are 6 colors: Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Black and Yellow. A deck can only use cards that share a color with its Leader; a two-color Leader allows both.

What are DON!! cards for?

DON!! is your resource: each turn you get more DON!! to pay the cost of cards, or you can attach it to your Leader or a Character for +1000 power that turn.

How do I read a card number like OP01-001?

OP is a Booster set, 01 is the set number and 001 is the card number. ST is a Starter Deck, EB an Extra Booster, PRB a Premium Booster and P a promo card.

What is Counter?

Counter is the +1000 or +2000 value printed on the left of Character cards. When you are attacked you can discard that card from your hand to boost your defense.

What is a Trigger?

Some cards have a Trigger effect. When that card is revealed from your Life after taking a hit, you can activate the effect instead of adding the card to your hand.

How many copies of a card can a deck have?

Up to 4 copies with the same card number in the main deck.

How do I see every card of a character?

Open the character page (for example Monkey.D.Luffy): Otakuchar groups every Leader, Character and alternate art of that character.

How do I filter cards by color, cost or rarity?

Use the filters on the One Piece card page: pick a color, card type, cost, rarity or set and the results update right away.

Where does the One Piece card data come from?

The base data comes from a community card list (Punk Records), checked against Bandai's official card list.

Source: https://otakuchar.com/en/the-bai-one-piece/

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