All One Piece TCG Sets OP-01 to OP-16: Complete List (2026)

Sixteen sets in four years is a fast pace for any TCG, and One Piece TCG has maintained consistent quality across all of them. Each set covers a different arc, introduces new mechanics, and reshapes the competitive format.

Knowing which sets exist, what they cover, and what their cards are worth is practical knowledge whether you are a collector tracking values, a competitive player evaluating standard-legal options, or a new player deciding where to start.

This is the complete list, OP-01 through OP-16.

TL;DR: One Piece TCG has 16 main booster sets as of June 2026. Standard format: OP-09 to OP-16. Highest collector value: OP-01 (original set). Best current competitive investment: OP-16. Each set covers a different One Piece arc. OP-01 through OP-08 are rotated out of standard but remain valuable as collector pieces.

All One Piece TCG sets: the complete overview

Standard format rotates sets in and out on a rolling basis. As of June 2026, the standard window is OP-09 through OP-16. Previous sets are not legal in official tournaments but maintain collector and casual value.

Key Takeaways

• 16 main booster sets (OP-01 to OP-16) plus starter decks and special sets
• Standard format: OP-09 to OP-16 as of June 2026
• OP-01 has the highest collector floor; OP-07 has the highest individual peak
• OP-16 is the current set covering Paramount War arc
• Each set introduces new mechanics that carry forward into subsequent sets
• Release cadence: approximately one booster set every 3-4 months

OP-01: Romance Dawn

EN Release: August 2022 | Arc: Romance Dawn / East Blue
Set Size: 121 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Luffy ($280-350)
Key Mechanic: Base DON!! system introduction

The first set. Romance Dawn introduced One Piece TCG's core mechanics and featured the earliest anime arc. OP-01's collector value is the highest of any set because of low original print runs and the emotional significance of the first set in any TCG.

Manga Rare Luffy from OP-01 is the most expensive widely-traded One Piece TCG card in 2026. Shanks Parallel Alt Art and Roger Leader are the other notable high-value cards. None are competitively relevant, but all are coveted collector pieces.

Should you buy OP-01 today? Only for collector value at these prices. Boxes run $150-200+; singles are the only cost-efficient option.

OP-02: Paramount War

EN Release: November 2022 | Arc: Marineford / Paramount War
Set Size: 121 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Whitebeard ($90-120)
Key Mechanic: Blocker variants, Whitebeard Pirates archetype introduction

The first set to introduce Whitebeard Pirates as a coherent archetype. Many foundational deck archetypes in OPTCG trace back to OP-02 mechanics. Manga Rare Whitebeard is a permanent collector piece given Whitebeard's cultural significance in One Piece fandom.

OP-03: Pillars of Strength

EN Release: February 2023 | Arc: Fishman Island / New World introduction
Set Size: 121 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Zoro ($130-160)
Key Mechanic: Blocker keyword refinement, Rush introduction

OP-03 expanded the deckbuilding vocabulary significantly with the Rush keyword (characters with Rush can attack on the turn they enter). Zoro's Manga Rare from this set is one of the strongest IP-driven collector pieces in the game.

OP-04: Kingdoms of Intrigue

EN Release: May 2023 | Arc: Alabasta / Baroque Works
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Robin ($70-90)
Key Mechanic: Event timing interactions, alternative win conditions explored

OP-04 introduced Baroque Works characters and Crocodile-based archetypes. Nico Robin's Manga Rare has strong collector demand from dedicated fans of the character.

OP-05: Awakening of the New Era

EN Release: August 2023 | Arc: Warlords / Shichibukai
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Mihawk ($75-95)
Key Mechanic: Warlord synergy traits

The Warlord cards introduced IP depth for Seven Warlords characters. Mihawk collectors drove his Manga Rare price above what competitive demand would suggest.

OP-06: Wings of the Captain

EN Release: November 2023 | Arc: Thriller Bark / Sabaody
Set Size: 121 cards | Standard: No (rotated)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Perona ($55-70)
Key Mechanic: Counter-boosting character abilities

The most underrated set from a design perspective. Counter-boosting mechanics introduced in OP-06 influenced how counter decks developed through OP-10.

OP-07: 500 Years Into the Future (Wano)

EN Release: February 2024 | Arc: Wano Country
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: No (rotated, last checked)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Gear 5 Luffy ($200-260)
Key Mechanic: Gear system for Luffy leaders

Wano arc in card form. The Gear 5 Manga Rare is the highest individual ceiling card in the game due to Gear 5's cultural significance. OP-07 was a collector event at launch and retains strong secondary market demand.

OP-08: Two Legends

EN Release: May 2024 | Arc: Egghead Island introduction
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: Borderline (check current rotation)
Chase Card: Manga Rare Vegapunk ($65-85)
Key Mechanic: Scientist/SWORD affiliations

OP-08 introduced Egghead arc characters. Vegapunk, York, and the SWORD agents are all featured. The SWORD archetype has a dedicated competitive following.

OP-09 through OP-12 (Current Standard)

Sets OP-09 through OP-12 are current standard format and represent the backbone of competitive OPTCG. Each set introduces one or two dominant archetypes that remain in the meta through rotation. Specific details and values for these sets are available in the individual set breakdowns on the blog.

Key archetypes introduced in this window: Uta control, cross-color DON!! acceleration, Shanks Yonko, Law/Kid Pirates.

OP-13 and OP-14

Both in standard format. OP-14 included a notable ban list change that affected multiple archetypes. The OP-14 meta shift is documented in the OP-15 meta tier list article on this site.

OP-15: 500 Years Into the Future (Part 2)

EN Release: March 2026 | Arc: Egghead conflict
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: Yes
Chase Card: Manga Rare Luffy (Egghead version, $90-110)
Key Mechanic: Future Sight mechanic introduction

OP-15 is the direct predecessor to OP-16 and sets the competitive foundation that OP-16 builds on. The OP-15 meta tier list is covered in the dedicated OP-15 article.

OP-16: The Time of Battle (Paramount War Part 2)

EN Release: June 12, 2026 | Arc: Paramount War
Set Size: 133 cards | Standard: Yes
Chase Card: Manga Rare Akainu ($130-180)
Key Mechanic: Jail mechanic (Buggy), Regeneration (Marco), Fleet Admiral system (Akainu)

The current set. OP-16 returns to the Paramount War arc and introduces 6 new leaders based on the major figures of Marineford. Three of those leaders have developed into competitive archetypes immediately: Akainu (Tier 0), Marco (Tier 1), and Garp (Tier 2-3).

OP-16 is the current competitive environment. For standard play, this is the set to know.

GODEEPER: For detailed OP-16 competitive breakdown including tier list and key cards, see the complete OP-16 guide. One Piece TCG OP-16 Complete Guide →

Standard Format: What You Can Actually Use

As of June 2026, standard format includes OP-09 through OP-16 plus the associated starter deck releases. This means:

Sets OP-01 through OP-08 are not legal in official tournaments. They retain casual and legacy value but cannot be played in Championship Series events.

Rotation policy: Bandai Namco typically rotates sets on an annual schedule. Sets removed from standard usually have 3-4 months advance notice before the rotation takes effect. Watch official announcements before investing heavily in any older standard set.

Collector vs Competitive Buying Guide

Collector buying: OP-01 through OP-07 for legacy collector value, particularly Manga Rares of major characters (Luffy, Zoro, Shanks, Whitebeard). These hold long-term floor value through IP appeal.

Competitive buying: OP-09 through OP-16 only. Focus on the specific cards in your target deck archetype; do not box crack for competitive pieces. Singles on TCGPlayer.

Casual/gift buying: OP-16 starter decks and booster packs are the best gift option because they are current, legal for casual play, and feature recognizable characters from the popular Paramount War arc.

Related Reading

• One Piece TCG OP-16 Complete Guide: Full current set breakdown
• One Piece TCG Most Expensive Cards 2026: High-value card list across all sets
• One Piece TCG Manga Rare Cards Guide: Understanding the high-rarity collector tier
• OP-16 Best Cards to Pull: Current set value picks
• One Piece TCG Beginner Guide 2026: New player overview with format context

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use cards from rotated sets in casual play? Yes. Casual play has no format restrictions. Only official sanctioned tournaments enforce standard format rotation.

Which is the most valuable set to invest in? No TCG set is a reliable investment. OP-01 has the best historical appreciation, but past performance is not a guarantee. Buy cards you want to play or display, not cards you plan to sell at a profit.

Do starter deck cards count as the same set as the corresponding booster? Starter decks have their own set identifier (ST-01, ST-02, etc.) separate from booster sets (OP-01, OP-02, etc.). Both categories are legal in standard where applicable.

How often does the standard format rotate? Bandai Namco has not published a fixed rotation schedule. Historically, sets have remained in standard for 12-18 months after EN release. Monitor official announcements.

Is there a legacy format for rotated cards? No official legacy format exists as of June 2026. Unofficial legacy events run at some local stores. Bandai Namco has not announced formal legacy support.

References

• One Piece Card Game official EN product history
• TCGPlayer One Piece TCG set price history data
• Limitless TCG One Piece set data and card value tracking
• Reddit /r/OnePieceTCG set history and collector discussion threads