Considering how long One Piece has been around, debuting as a manga in 1997 and an anime in 1999, it’s surprising that the current One Piece Card Game didn’t arrive until 2022! Though there was a One Piece Collectible Card Game in 2003, it failed to make much of an impact on the CCG community and disappeared fairly quickly; a fate that the current One Piece Card Game seems to be successfully avoiding. What sets can you get your hands on, though? Let’s find out, as we check out the complete list of all One Piece Card Game sets!
1. Romance Dawn – OP01
The first One Piece Card Game set launched in December 2022, having debuted with pre-release events taking place in September of the same year. Romance Dawn featured 121 cards, and as well as the booster set, four different Starter Decks were also released. Unsurprisingly, the first Starter Deck (by numbering) featured the Straw Hat Crew, with the other three decks being as follows: Worst Generation, The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Animal Kingdom Pirates.
We still think these are among the best Starter Decks for One Piece – as you’ll see if you check out our best One Piece Card Game Starter Decks article. Naturally, with Romance Dawn being the very first set for the One Piece Card Game, it has probably the hardest job of any set release. Just like any TCG or CCG (you can find out more in our handy guide to the difference between TCG and CCG article), it has to build a player base from scratch.
So Romance Dawn needed to create the basis for players to try the game and keep coming back, in the knowledge that there’s going to be at least two types of player: existing One Piece fans drawn in by the license, alongside curious, existing card gamers looking for a new experience. The latter type of player are the hardest to keep hold of, so a debut set has to introduce enough mechanics to keep players interested in the game, but not too many so they’re overwhelmed and revert back to more familiar games.
In our opinion – despite unusual, but clever mechanics such as DON!! cards and the concept of Life cards – it does an admirable job. The One Piece Card Game could have been a lazy re-implimentation of familiar Trading Card Game mechanics, but to its credit, it does bring some great new ideas to the table. Plus the cards, including numerous special treatments and alternate art variants, are absolutely gorgeous.
2. Paramount War – OP-02
In the One Piece saga, there was no bigger event during the Great Pirate Era than the Paramount War. The Absolute Justice deck released alongside Paramount War brought Black colored cards into play, as did Paramount War in general. You can check out more details on the One Piece Card Game’s colors in our guide.
3. Pillars of Strength – OP03
Accompanied by just one new Starter Deck – Big Mom Pirates – the third One Piece Card Game set, Pillars of Strength, introduced Yellow cards. Just like the Black cards, Yellow cards were another form of control; in this case, they’re good at adjusting Life totals – either yours or your opponent’s!
Pillars of Strength brought together enemies of the Straw Hat Pirates various places in the One Piece saga – being themed around East Blue, Water Seven, and Whole Cake Island. OP-03 has been a hugely popular set – we’ve even featured it in our most valuable One Piece OP03 cards article, which shows just how sought after some of the cards in the set have become!
Pillars of Strength – given its popularity and the sudden skyrocketing in value of its cards – goes a long way to demonstrating that the One Piece Card Game really seems to have found a willing and eager audience.
Though far from the mainstream success behemoth that Disney Lorcana has become, it’s fair to say that One Piece is a much more niche proposition than a hundred years worth of Disney characters. It’s also becoming even more popular – and, dare we say it, mainstream – thanks to the live action Netflix series.
So we here at Card Gamer – having seen plenty of CCGs, TCGs and even LCGs (check out our article ‘What Are Living Card Games’ for more on those!) come and go over the years – believe that the One Piece Card Game is setting itself up to be around for a very long time. Not unlike the manga and anime it’s based on!
4. Kingdoms of Intrigue – OP-04
Following the release of Pillars of Strength, One Piece Card Game fans were treated to two decks built around specific characters, rather than crews. These were the Monkey D. Luffy and Yamato Starter Decks; perhaps the most surprising thing is how long it took to get a deck based entirely around series protagonist Luffy himself! Luffy’s deck is all about control and directing your attacks, whereas Yamato – another deck themed around a specific character – is a more defensive style deck.
Kingdoms of Intrigue as a set – based around the battles of Alabasta and Dressrosa – does something very interesting with the Leader cards in the set, in that they’re all multi, rather than mono, colored! Allies and enemies from the Alabasta and Dressrosa arcs of the One Piece saga appear in Kingdoms of Intrigue, which also feature plenty of cards that work well with the Monkey D. Luffy and Yamato decks.
5. Awakening of the New Era – OP-05
The OP-05, Awakening of the New Era set is themed around the Skypia Arc and Revolutionary Army characters. Given that this fifth set also marks the first anniversary of the One Piece Card Game, it has a few special cards too. Almost unbelievably, OP-05 also marked the first time that One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda provided original art for the card game!
6. Wings of the Captain – OP06
The English language release of OP-06, Wings of the Captain, was released in March 2024. Sanji and Zoro are featured on the set’s booster art, as you can see above; naturally, their Character cards feature in this set. In fact, even the set’s name refers to these two pirates! As Sanji and Zoro are Luffy’s left and right hand men, this is where the ‘Wings of the Captain’ terminology comes into play.
7. 500 Years In The Future – OP-07
Released in June 2024, OP-07: 500 Years In The Future, covering the Egghead Arc of the One Piece saga, which is also known as the Future Island Arc. Somewhat astonishingly, the Egghead Arc is the 32nd story arc of the overall One Piece saga, which just goes to show what incredible longevity the narrative has!
In terms of what’s included in the 500 Years In The Future set, you’ll find cards that’ll allow you to build yourself Revolutionary Army, Supernovas and Seven Warlords of the Sea decks, along with the debut of Vegapunk, genius scientist and ally of the Straw Hat Pirates.
A new rarity type was introduced in OP07: Treasure Rare. This new rarity are English language exclusive, special treatments of existing cards; in the case of the card introduced in500 Years In The Future, it’s a Trafalgar Law card that’s being released as a Treasure Rare.
8. Two Legends – OP08
The One Piece Card Game’s Two Legends booster expansion arrived in September 2024. The long awaited Silvers Rayleigh, who was the Pirate King’s right hand, finally makes a proper appearance in the One Piece Card Game, via the Two Legends set. The White Beard Pirates, Beast Pirates and Big Mom Pirates are well represented in Two Legends as well.
9. Emperors of the New World – OP09
The New 4 Emperors are featured in OP-09, along with characters from One Piece Odyssey. There’s also a solid mix of cards from factions such as Navy, Blackbeard Pirates, Red Hair Pirates and (naturally) Straw Hat Pirates, among others.
10. Royal Blood – OP10
Arriving in March 2025, Royal Blood saw the introduction of the Punk Hazard theme, with the existing Supernovas and Donquixote Family themes also enhanced by the cards in the set.
11. A Fist of Divine Speed – OP11
June 2025 heralded the arrival of the A Fist of Divine Speed set. Within the set’s cards, there was a new theme, “Sword”, which featured a host of powerful characters. Players who utilize decks based on the Whole Cake Island and Fish-Man Island arcs of One Piece will also find cards to significantly boost their power in the A Fist of Divine Speed set.
12. Legacy of the Master – OP12
The Legacy of the Master set was released on 22nd August, 2025. The cards were themed around deep bonds, and the set featured Leader cards with new strategies.
13. Carrying on His Will – OP13
Released in November 2025, Carrying On His Will celebrates the 3rd anniversary of the One Piece Card Game with a focus on the three brothers.
14. The Azure Sea’s Seven – OP14
It’s no surprise, given the set is named The Azure Sea’s Seven, that it’s themed around the Seven Warlords of the Sea. With numerous, exciting Leader and Character cards, as well as a Manga alternate art Dracule Mihawk card, this is a pretty exciting set for One Piece fans. Check out our list of the most valuable OP-14 cards to see which cards fans are most keen to find in their booster packs!
15. Adventure on Kami’s Island – OP15
Arriving in April 2026, Adventure on Kami’s Island takes players through the Skypeia Arc of the One Piece saga. The central conflict of this arc is Luffy vs Enel, which is represented in this set.
16. The Time of Battle – OP16
We return to the Paramount War with One Piece’s 16th set, The Time of Battle. You’ll be able to join the fight once more from June 12th, 2026 onwards!
The One Piece Card Game has only been around for a few years; which means that, remarkably, everything we’ve covered so far is just the beginning. The game is attracting attention and picking up new fans as more and more sets are released, so exciting times lay ahead for Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates – as well as their many friends and enemies!
Where Can I Buy One Piece Card Game Products?
Despite its popularity, the One Piece Card Game does seem a little difficult to get hold of at retail in some areas, but TCGplayer generally have the best selection of sealed and single cards available for most sets. With this in mind, they’re our current choice of retailer to buy One Piece cards from.
Thanks for checking out our lost of all the One Piece Card Game sets! While you’re here, check out our list of the most valuable One Piece cards – again, just remember that the game hasn’t been around for all that long, so it’s amazing that the cards can sometimes command such massive prices!
