The best One Piece TCG sets share four things: deep chase cards, iconic characters, limited supply and cards people actually want to play. Sets with many high-value hits give every box several ways to pay off, and Manga Rares and SPs of fan favorites hold their value best, especially from out-of-print sets that are unlikely to be reprinted.
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Strong Leaders and tournament staples add steady demand from players, which keeps a set’s sealed product moving long after release. Here is every One Piece TCG set released so far, ranked from the bottom to the very best.
22. One Piece Two Legends (OP-08)
Two Legends released in English on September 13, 2024 and brought Silvers Rayleigh into the One Piece Card Game for the first time. Its signature chase is the Silvers Rayleigh Manga Rare, valued at over $640. Tony Tony Chopper and Marco also became Leaders for the first time, opening up new Whitebeard, Big Mom and Animal Kingdom Pirates decks.
21. One Piece Royal Blood (OP-10)
Royal Blood released in English on March 21, 2025 and explores the royal bloodlines of One Piece, from the Nefertari family to the Vinsmokes and the Donquixote dynasty. Its Trafalgar Law Manga Rare is the clear chase, trading at $816 or more in English. The set also introduced six new Leaders, each built around a different competitive strategy.
20. One Piece Pillars of Strength (OP-03)
Pillars of Strength released in English on June 30, 2023 and gathers the enemies the Straw Hats fought in East Blue, Water Seven and Whole Cake Island. It introduced the Yellow color to the game, along with Leaders like Kuro, Arlong, Iceburg and Charlotte Katakuri. Its Sogeking Alternate Art Manga is valued at $908.67 as of October 2026.
19. One Piece Adventure on Kami’s Island (OP-03)
Adventure on Kami’s Island released in English on April 3, 2026 and finally brings the Skypiea arc to the One Piece Card Game. The English box also includes the second half of the Egghead Crisis (EB-04) cards, giving you two sets’ worth of pulls in one display. Its Enel Manga Rare is valued at $1,052.53 as of October 2026.
18. One Piece Kingdoms of Intrigue (OP-04)
Kingdoms of Intrigue released in English in September 2023 and covers two of the series’ most iconic arcs, Alabasta and Dressrosa. Its Boa Hancock SP is valued at $995.56 and its Sabo Alternate Art Manga at $836.99 as of October 2026. Two fan-favorite arcs and two chase cards above $800 make it one of the strongest sets from the game’s first year.
17. One Piece The Azure Sea’s Seven (OP14-EB04)
The Azure Sea’s Seven released in English on January 16, 2026, packaged with the first half of the Egghead Crisis (EB-04) cards. Its Buggy SP Gold is valued at $1,621.75 as of October 2026, with a Roronoa Zoro SP at $900.12 and the regular Buggy SP at $823.17. Three cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards make it one of the deeper recent sets for collectors.
16. One Piece The Time of Battle (OP-16)
The Time of Battle released in English on June 12, 2026 and brings the Paramount War at Marineford back to the game for the first time since OP-02. Its three Admiral Manga Rares, Sakazuki, Kuzan and Borsalino, are each valued above $1,000 as of October 2026. Sengoku also gets his first Leader card, so the set draws demand from players as well as collectors.
15. One Piece Paramount War (OP-02)
Paramount War released in English in March 2023 and was the game’s first set built around the war at Marineford. Its Portgas D. Ace Parallel Manga Alternate Art is valued at $2,050 as of October 2026. As one of the game’s earliest sets, it is a must-have for collectors who want the original take on one of One Piece’s biggest arcs.
14. One Piece 500 Years in the Future (OP-07)
500 Years in the Future released in English in June 2024 with Boa Hancock at the top of its chase list. Hancock is one of the game’s most consistent high-value characters, and her Parallel Manga here is valued at $2,133.64 as of October 2026. The set’s Jewelry Bonney Leader also went on to anchor one of the top competitive decks.
13. One Piece Legacy of the Master (OP-12)
Legacy of the Master released in English in August 2025 and places three cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards. Its Marshall D. Teach SP Gold is valued at $1,895.04 and the Silver version at $1,126.66 as of October 2026. The Jewelry Bonney Manga adds another $772.94, so a box has several routes to a big hit.
12. One Piece Card The Best Vol.2 (PRB-02)
The Best Vol.2 released in English in October 2025 and brings back fan-favorite cards from OP-07 through OP-10 with new premium artwork. Its Sanji Manga Rare is valued at $2,221.11 and the Gum Gum Giant Alternate Art at $911.75 as of October 2026. As a collector-focused Premium Booster, it is the easiest way to chase high-end versions of cards you missed the first time.
11. One Piece Wings of the Captain (OP-06)
Wings of the Captain released in English in March 2024 and features one of the game’s most popular Manga Rares. Its Roronoa Zoro Alternate Art Manga is valued at $2,490 as of October 2026. With Zoro as the face of its chase, the set appeals to one of the biggest fan bases in One Piece.
10. One Piece Memorial Collection (EB-01)
Memorial Collection released in English in May 2024 as the game’s first Extra Booster, with popular characters from across the One Piece story. Its Tony Tony Chopper Alternate Art Manga is valued at $3,492 as of October 2026. That single chase card is worth more than the top pull from most main sets, which gives every box a real shot at a big hit.
9. One Piece Heroines Edition (EB-03)
Heroines Edition released in English on February 20, 2026 and is built entirely around the women of One Piece. Its Nico Robin SP is valued at $1,477.32, Boa Hancock SP at $1,421.01 and Nami SP at $1,313.18 as of October 2026. With 9 SP cards, the most of any Extra Booster, it is one of the deepest sets to open for character collectors.
8. One Piece The World’s Strongest Warriors (OP-17)
The World’s Strongest Warriors released in English on August 28, 2026 as the game’s 4th-anniversary set, with the Four Emperors at its center. Its Luffy Super Leader Alternate Art is valued at $1,930.70 and the Shanks Manga at $1,496.81 as of October 2026. Whitebeard, Kaido and Big Mom Manga Rares follow close behind, giving the set six cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards.
7. One Piece Emperors in the New World (OP-09)
Emperors in the New World released in English in December 2024 and puts the new generation of Emperors in the spotlight. Its Marshall D. Teach Manga is valued at $2,000.99, the Shanks Manga at $1,795 and the Buggy Manga at $1,650 as of October 2026. With five cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards, it is one of the deepest main sets released so far.
6. One Piece Romance Dawn (OP-01)
Romance Dawn launched the English One Piece Card Game in December 2022, and every collection’s story starts here. Its Shanks Parallel Manga Alternate Art is valued at $3,999.47 and the Luffy Parallel at $972.30 as of October 2026. First-print English boxes carry a big premium over later reprint waves, with some listed at about $1,250.
5. One Piece A Fist of Divine Speed (OP-011)
A Fist of Divine Speed released in English in June 2025 and holds one of the most expensive cards in the entire game. Its Monkey.D.Luffy SP Gold is valued at $13,000 as of October 2026, with the Luffy Manga Rare adding $1,252.88. Few sets carry a five-figure card, which gives every box one of the highest ceilings in the game.
4. One Piece Awakening of the New Era (OP-05)
Awakening of the New Era released in English in December 2023 and is home to the Gear 5 Luffy Manga Rare, the benchmark card for the whole One Piece market. Its Luffy Alternate Art Gold Stamped Signature is valued at $4,999.99 and the Trafalgar Law Alternate Art Manga at $1,550 as of October 2026. PSA 10 English copies of the Gear 5 Manga Rare trade in the four-figure range.
3. One Piece Carrying on His Will (OP-13)
Carrying On His Will released in English on November 7, 2025 and centers on the brothers Ace, Sabo and Luffy. Its Red Super Alternate Art Sabo is valued at $4,800 as of October 2026, with the matching Luffy at $2,116.43 and Ace at $1,085.64. Add the Shanks SP Gold at $1,475.11, and the set places six cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards.
2. One Piece Card The Best (PRB-01)
One Piece Card The Best released in English in November 2024 as the first Premium Booster, bringing back the game’s biggest cards with premium treatments. Its Gear 5 Luffy Manga reprint is valued at $5,000 and the Tony Tony Chopper Manga at $3,000 as of October 2026. Nami, Roronoa Zoro and Shanks Manga Rares round out a lineup of seven cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards.
1. One Piece Anime 25th (EB-02)
Anime 25th Collection released in English in May 2025 to celebrate 25 years of the One Piece anime, with new illustrations drawn by artists from the TV series. Its Boa Hancock SP is valued at $6,969.69, the Luffy Manga Rare at $5,108 and the Tony Tony Chopper SP at $4,174.22 as of October 2026. With 16 cards among the 100 most valuable One Piece cards, far more than any other set, it is the deepest and most rewarding One Piece TCG set to open.
Tips on Decide on the Right One Piece TCG Sets to Buy
- Start with why you are buying. Playing, collecting characters, opening for fun and holding sealed product each point to different sets, so a great box to hold can be a poor box to open, and the other way around.
- Follow the characters and arcs you love. A set built around your favorite character or arc stays worth it to you even if prices drop, and chasing it is more fun.
- Look at depth, not just the top card. A set with one huge chase card and little else usually disappoints most openers, while sets with many mid-value hits give every box more ways to pay off.
- If you play, check the card pool. Strong Leaders and staples for your deck make a box useful even without a big pull, so check which sets are legal in your format before you buy.
- Watch for reprints and timing. Prices often spike at launch and cool when a reprint lands, so waiting a few weeks can save money on in-print sets, while out-of-print boxes rarely get cheaper.
- Set a budget and stick to it. Decide how much you spend each month and how much goes to opening versus keeping sealed, because one more box is how budgets break.
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