Set code OP-09Released Cards in set 119Series One Piece Card Game
Emperors in the New World (OP-09) was released on 13 December 2024. The main numbering has 119 cards: 6 Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares and 2 Secret Rares. Around them sit 25 alternate-art or parallel versions, 5 Manga rares and 10 SP cards. A pack has 12 cards. The most sought-after card of the set on the market is the Manga rare Gol.D.Roger (118); pull rates are unpublished, so no pack or box is promised to hold it.
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What's in the set
How the set breaks down by rarity.
Release date 13 December 2024Booster pack 12 cardsBooster box 24 packsCards in the main numbering 119Official card types 130 card types plus a DON!! cardManga rares 5SP cards 10
Rarity
Cards
Where to find them
Checklist
Common
45
45 cards in the main numbering
Uncommon
30
30 cards in the main numbering
Rare
33
26 cards in the main numbering; 7 alternate-art versions
Super Rare
22
10 cards in the main numbering; 10 alternate-art or parallel versions; Manga rares: 004 Shanks and 093 Marshall.D.Teach
Secret Rare
6
118 Gol.D.Roger and 119 Monkey.D.Luffy; also printed as alternate art and Manga rare
Leader
12
The six Leaders: 001 Shanks, 022 Lim, 042 Buggy, 061 Monkey.D.Luffy, 062 Nico Robin and 081 Marshall.D.Teach, each with an alternate art
SP card
10
Older cards in the SP treatment, shown with their original numbers: OP04-119 Donquixote Rosinante, OP05-067 Zoro-Juurou, OP05-093 Rob Lucci, OP05-119 Monkey.D.Luffy, and more; SP versions of this set's own cards: 004 Shanks, 051 Buggy and 093 Marshall.D.Teach
Treasure Rare
1
The Treasure rare is ST18-004 Zoro-Juurou, an older card
Chase cards
The cards collectors chase most in this set. Tap a card to tick it.
Chase #1
Manga rare: the manga-art version of Gol.D.Roger, one of 5 in the set
Chase #2
Manga rare: the manga-art version of Monkey.D.Luffy, one of 5 in the set
Chase #3
Manga rare: the manga-art version of Marshall.D.Teach, one of 5 in the set
Chase #4
Manga rare: the manga-art version of Shanks, one of 5 in the set
Chase #5
Manga rare: the manga-art version of Buggy, one of 5 in the set
Chase #6
SP treatment of Nami, an older card (OP08-106) reprinted here
Chase #7
SP treatment of Boa Hancock, an older card (OP07-051) reprinted here
Chase #8
Wanted-poster treatment of Monkey.D.Luffy (SP), an older card (OP05-119)
Chase #9
SP treatment of Zoro-Juurou, an older card (OP05-067) reprinted here
Chase #10
Wanted-poster treatment of Shanks (SP)
Chase #11
Wanted-poster treatment of Marshall.D.Teach (SP)
Chase #12
SP treatment of Monkey.D.Dragon, an older card (OP07-015) reprinted here
Chase #13
Wanted-poster treatment of Buggy (SP)
Chase #14
SP treatment of Donquixote Rosinante, an older card (OP04-119) reprinted here
10 SP cards, mostly older favourites in the SP treatment and listed with their original numbers. Tick them off as you find them.
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Buyer's guide
Pull rates aren't published. What the listings guarantee is what each pack contains, so the number of packs tells you what you'll open. Greyed items are in the line-up but not stocked here.
Check the age mark on the box. It is printed on the packaging and differs between products, so look before buying for a young child.
Start with a starter deck. A booster pack alone is not a playable deck. A One Piece starter deck is ready to play, and packs from this set add cards to it.
The booster box is the collector's buy. 24 packs of 12 cards. Pull rates are unpublished, so no box is promised to hold a particular Manga rare, SP card or alternate art.
Duplicates are normal. Packs are random and the set has commons and uncommons by the dozen. Swapping or buying a single card is a fair way to finish a wish list.
To try the setBooster Pack One pack of 12 cardsShop
A little moreSeveral Booster Packs Same cards, more chancesShop
The collector's buyBooster Box 24 packs, 288 cardsShop
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