One Piece Anime 25th Collection is the second side set in the card game lineup, bringing fresh support to several underused leaders who haven’t seen much competitive play until now. The real spotlight, however, shines on the eye-catching SPR leader cards, which feature brilliant gold foiling on their text and borders—calling back to the iconic Super Pre-Release leaders that fans still admire.
These SPR leaders are exceptionally rare and difficult to pull, instantly making them the crown jewels of EB02 and a top priority for collectors. Even if you don’t manage to land one of these leaders, the set still offers an impressive range of alternate arts, Super Rares, and Secret Rares worth adding to your deck or collection.
10. Uta (OP06-001 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Uta isn’t considered highly competitive, but that hasn’t stopped fans from chasing down every card featuring her. Her leader ability reduces an opponent’s character’s power by 2,000, though it comes at a steep cost: discarding a card from your hand. While she also ramps a DON!!, the overall trade-off is so costly that even top-end purple or red cards struggle to justify her inclusion in high-level decks.
9. Charlotte Pudding (OP08-058 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Charlotte Pudding, daughter of the Four Emperor Big Mom, is a fan-favorite largely due to her role in the Whole Cake Island arc. Despite her popularity, she hasn’t seen much meta success. That said, her ability to quickly ramp to ten DON!! enables rapid deployment of heavy hitters like Katakuri or Big Mom herself, making her a fun option for theme-based builds.
8. Enel (OP05-098 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Enel used to be the go-to yellow leader prior to EB02’s release, but the banning of Kingdom Come has hampered his viability against big-body threats. Still, Enel excels at stalling and building a sizable hand while protecting life cards. Thanks to upcoming Sky Island support in OP11 and his flexible ability, Enel’s value remains high among collectors and casual players alike.
7. Monkey D. Luffy (OP05-060 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
This version of Luffy is one of the most versatile purple leaders in the game. With strong purple cards, especially those with the Straw Hat trait, this deck has consistently remained competitive. Even when it fades from the spotlight, new support often brings it back into the meta. Its biggest rival right now? The green-purple Luffy leader from this very set.
6. Vinsmoke Reiju (OP06-042 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
There are two kinds of players: those always testing new strategies, and those who’ve stuck with Reiju since OP06. Though the deck is dependent on high-roll draws, it can unleash massive attacks by turn three when built correctly. While the alternate leader art remains the fan-favorite aesthetically, any loyal Reiju player will want to add this version to their collection.
5. Yamato (OP06-022 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Yamato features one of the most entertaining—if slightly gimmicky—abilities in the game. With double attack, she can pressure life cards quickly, but since life cards go to the opponent’s hand, it can give them a comeback opportunity. Still, with upcoming starter deck support following EB02, Yamato is positioned to become even more viable and desirable.
4. Vegapunk (OP07-097 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Vegapunk gained popularity with EB02, largely thanks to the Egghead blocker version. With the right setup, this deck can outpace some of the strongest in the format. While the alternate art leader from OP07 may be more expressive, this SPR version is far rarer—and likely to earn extra respect points at your next tournament.
3. Monkey D. Luffy (EB02-010 Alt Art) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
Unlike the first Extra Booster, EB02 introduced only one new leader—green-purple Luffy. But he’s no slouch. Combining traits from multiple top-tier leaders, this version of Luffy is expected to dominate the meta for several sets to come. He buffs himself by 1,000 each turn by returning a DON!! to the deck. When paired with cards like Sanji & Pudding, DON!! generation becomes almost effortless.
2. Boa Hancock (OP07-038 SPR) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Leader)
As one of the most beloved characters in One Piece, Boa Hancock’s blue leader card is well-supported by fans. Her ability to draw whenever characters bounce back to hand makes her a strategic threat. Unfortunately, due to restrictions targeting earlier blue decks—especially OP01 Doflamingo—she’s now limited to a single Jinbe. Still, savvy players have adjusted by leaning into more removal and larger characters.
1. Monkey D. Luffy (EB02-061 Manga) — Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection (Secret Rare)
Another set, another Manga Luffy. This time, it’s Gear Second—a brand-new form in card art, depicted in stunning manga style with signature steam. Not only does this card look incredible, it’s a powerhouse in the green-purple Luffy deck. Due to the short print nature of Extra Boosters, pulling this card is exceedingly rare. If you’re aiming to max out your deck’s rarity, be prepared to spend up to $5,000 for a full playset.
The Anime 25th Collection celebrates both the competitive and collectible sides of the One Piece Card Game, offering fans a vibrant mix of powerful leaders and beloved characters. Whether you’re chasing meta relevance or simply building a deck around your favorite face, this set has something for everyone—especially if you’re lucky enough to pull that coveted Manga Luffy.
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