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One Piece TCG TS-03 Mini Case Set: Luffy, Shanks, Hancock

5 min readBy Alex ChenLast reviewed
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Official One Piece Card Game TS-03 sample images of six colored mini cases featuring Shanks, Luffy and Boa Hancock artwork

The One Piece TCG TS-03 Mini Case Set releases October 30, 2026 at $11.99. It holds 2 OP-17 booster packs, a mini case and a promo card, in one of six designs. Here is what Bandai lists, what the price covers, and what it does not tell you.

TL;DR: The One Piece TCG TS-03 Mini Case Set (Luffy/Shanks/Hancock) is $11.99 on October 30, 2026. Each contains 1 mini case (6 types), 1 promotion card (6 types) and 2 OP-17 booster packs. Two OP-17 packs are $9.98 at the $4.99 pack MSRP, so roughly $2 covers the case and promo.

What happened: what Bandai lists

From Bandai's English TS-03 product page, checked October 8, 2026:

  • Release date: October 30, 2026
  • MSRP: $11.99, "Same for any type"
  • Contents: Mini Case x 1 (6 types); Promotion Card x 1 (6 types); Booster Pack [OP-17] x 2
  • Description: "It contains 2 booster packs, and a Promotion Card featuring 1 of 6 new designs!"

Bandai's sample images show colored cases with Shanks, Luffy and Boa Hancock artwork, each paired with a promo card. Every sample image is watermarked SAMPLE, and the page notes that product details and illustrations may differ from the final product.

Official One Piece Card Game TS-03 sample image with a red mini case, a promo card and two OP-17 booster packs Image: Bandai, official TS-03 product page (sample, red case configuration).

Bandai sample image of a purple Boa Hancock mini case with its promo card and two OP-17 booster packs Image: Bandai, official TS-03 product page (sample, Boa Hancock case).

Why it matters

The packs are OP-17, not OP-18. Bandai lists the contents as Booster Pack [OP-17] x 2 and links OP-17 The World's Strongest Warriors as the related booster. OP-18 does not release until November 20. If you want a cheap way to open two OP-17 packs with a promo, this is one. If you want OP-18 packs, wait.

The price math. Bandai's OP-17 page lists the booster at $4.99 per pack, so two packs are $9.98. That leaves about $2 of the $11.99 for the mini case and the promo. This is arithmetic from Bandai's listed prices, not a store price.

It is random. Bandai lists six types for both the case and the promo. The product page does not say how the types are distributed, so you cannot assume you will get a specific character.

Bandai sample image of a gold-frame Shanks promotion card shown on the TS-03 product page, watermarked SAMPLE Image: Bandai, official TS-03 product page (sample promo card).

It shares a date with EB-05. Both release October 30. If you are buying that weekend, see the EB-05 breakdown and the full release schedule.

If you want more from OP-17 itself, the set guide covers what the packs contain.

Do not confuse it with the Asia TS-03. At least one retailer lists a "TS-03 Mini-tin Japanese Asia Exclusive" product whose contents are OP-13 packs, not OP-17. That is a different product from the English Mini Case Set on Bandai's English page, so check that the listing you buy names the Mini Case Set Luffy/Shanks/Hancock with OP-17 packs.

What players are saying

The case for a product like TS-03 is getting OP-17 packs at MSRP. In an r/OnePieceTCG thread about OP-17 boxes selling above retail, one player put the alternative plainly:

"Cracking is fun, but singles are the way to go. We play and just buys singles if we can't buy the set at msrp" (Reddit comment).

Our take

Based on the listed prices and contents above: TS-03 makes sense if you want the case or one of the promos and would open two OP-17 packs anyway, since the extras cost about $2 over pack MSRP. It is not a good way to chase a specific character, because the case and promo are random across six types. If you only need particular OP-17 cards for a deck, the comment above is the cheaper path.

Key Takeaways

  • One Piece TCG TS-03 Mini Case Set releases October 30, 2026 at $11.99.
  • Each has 1 mini case (6 types), 1 promo card (6 types) and 2 OP-17 packs.
  • About $2 of the price covers the case and promo, since two packs are $9.98 at MSRP.
  • The packs are OP-17, not OP-18, and the case and promo are random.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the One Piece TCG TS-03 Mini Case Set release? October 30, 2026, at $11.99 for any of the six designs, per Bandai's English product page. That is the same day EB-05 releases, and three weeks before OP-18 on November 20, so it holds the current main set's packs rather than the next one.

What is in the TS-03 Mini Case Set? 1 mini case (6 types), 1 promo card (6 types) and 2 OP-17 booster packs. Bandai's page notes that product details and illustrations may differ from the final product, and every sample image on the page is watermarked SAMPLE.

How much is the TS-03 Mini Case Set? $11.99 for any type. Two OP-17 packs are $9.98 at the $4.99 pack MSRP on Bandai's OP-17 page, so about $2 of the price covers the mini case and the promo card. That is arithmetic from Bandai's listed prices, not a store price.

Which characters are on the TS-03 mini cases? Luffy, Shanks and Boa Hancock, going by the product name and Bandai's sample images. Bandai lists six case types and six promo types but does not say how they are distributed, so you cannot choose a character when you buy one.

Are the TS-03 packs OP-17 or OP-18? OP-17. Bandai lists Booster Pack OP-17 x 2 as the contents and links OP-17 The World's Strongest Warriors as the related booster. OP-18 releases November 20, so the English TS-03 holds the current main set's packs.

How we checked this

Every fact above comes from 3 sources: Bandai's English TS-03 and OP-17 product pages (including the sample images), Bandai's OP-18 page for the November 20 date, and an r/OnePieceTCG thread for the player quote. Last reviewed: October 8, 2026.

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