OP-16 Full Card List & Spoilers: What's in the Set

TL;DR: This OP-16 full card list overview covers The Time of Battle: 126+1 card types plus parallels, themed around the Marineford Paramount War. Six leaders are Ace (Red), Luffy (Green/Blue), Buggy (Blue), Sengoku (Purple), Yamato (Black), and Teach (Black/Yellow). The headline chase tier is the three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards, followed by SEC Characters and the Three Admirals Super Alt-Arts. See the official card list for every card.

Note (EN launch June 12): OP-16 released in English on June 12, 2026. This is a structured overview, not a reprint of all cards. Confirm full card text on the official card list or the Limitless TCG database.

OP-16 full card list: quick answer

OP-16 "The Time of Battle" is fully spoiled in both regions. The Japanese set released May 30, 2026 and the English set released June 12, 2026. Here is the structure:

• Set size: 126+1 types total, plus parallel and special-art versions
• Theme: the Marineford Paramount War arc
• 6 leaders across the colors (see below)
• Headline rarities: three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards, two SEC Character cards (Ace, Teach), and the Three Admirals Super Alt-Art treatment

For every individual card, use the filtered official card list; this overview maps out the set structure and its chase tiers.

GODEEPER: Want the complete official list? Browse it on the One Piece Card Game card list site, linked in References. For the chase cards in depth, see the Admiral guide. OP-16 Admiral Manga Rare Guide

The 6 Leaders

The leaders anchor the set. Verified colors and card numbers:

Ace and Teach also appear as SEC Character cards: Ace OP16-118 OP16-118OP16-118Shop on TCGplayer and Marshall D. Teach OP16-119 OP16-119OP16-119Shop on TCGplayer.

This real card image shows the Green/Blue Luffy and Blue Buggy Leaders; it is a representative pair, not the complete six-card lineup.

The Headline Cards: Three Admirals

OP-16's defining collectible feature is its three Manga Rares, or Comic Parallels, all featuring Marine Admirals. Bandai's product page separately highlights the Three Admirals Super Alt-Art treatment:

• Sakazuki (Akainu) , one of the three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards
• Kuzan (Aokiji) , the second Admiral featured in the trio
• Borsalino (Kizaru) , the third Admiral featured in the trio

The Admirals also appear in the Super Alt-Art treatment: Sakazuki OP16-065OP16-065Shop on TCGplayer OP16-065, Kuzan OP16-063OP16-063Shop on TCGplayer OP16-063, and Borsalino OP16-073OP16-073Shop on TCGplayer OP16-073. In a September 10, 2026 market snapshot, those three Manga versions occupied the top three tracked prices at roughly $1,127, $1,109, and $1,043 respectively. That is a dated market snapshot, not a guaranteed ranking or sale price. As Characters, the standard prints support Sengoku's Purple Navy plan; as collectibles, the trio forms the set's main premium chase tier alongside SEC and other special prints.

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Rarity Breakdown

The official Japanese product page gives the clearest base-type breakdown for OP-16's 126+1 types:

• Common / Uncommon: 45 Common and 30 Uncommon types
• Rare / Super Rare: 26 Rare and 10 Super Rare types, including the standard Admiral prints
• Secret Rare (SEC): 2 Character types, Ace (OP16-118) and Teach (OP16-119), not leader printings
• Special / Leader: 6 Special types and 6 Leader types
• Treasure Rare / DON!!: 1 Treasure Rare type and 1 DON!! card type

The three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards and the Three Admirals Super Alt-Arts are parallel chase treatments beyond the base-type summary. Bandai does not publish pull odds on the product page, so treat third-party odds and expected-value claims as estimates.

This real card image shows a standard Sakazuki Character beside the Marshall D. Teach Leader; it is not a complete rarity lineup.

What the Set Covers (Factions)

OP-16's cards depict the Paramount War, so the factions map onto the conflict's sides:

• Navy / Three Admirals: Sengoku's Purple pool, including Akainu, Kizaru, Aokiji, Garp, and Smoker
• Whitebeard Pirates: Ace's Red pool, including Marco and other Marineford characters
• The Seven Warlords of the Sea / Blackbeard Pirates: Teach's Black/Yellow pool
• Land of Wano: Yamato's Black pool
• Impel Down: Luffy's Straw Hat Crew pool and Buggy's Buggy Pirates pool both use the breakout setting

That shared Paramount War setting gives the set a clear identity, while the official product page describes the pool more carefully as many characters from the battle rather than claiming every card depicts the same scene.

How to Use the Spoiler List

• Players: identify your leader, then read the official card list for the Characters and Events in its color/faction. Build around a smooth curve and a counter package.
• Collectors: focus on the top of the rarity structure, the Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards, the Three Admirals Super Alt-Arts, and the SEC Character cards.
• Everyone: confirm specific card text and the complete list on the official card list site, since this overview summarizes structure rather than reprinting all 126 cards.

Key Takeaways

• OP-16 is 126+1 types (plus parallels), themed on the Marineford Paramount War
• Six leaders with verified colors: Ace Red, Luffy Blue/Green, Buggy Blue, Sengoku Purple, Yamato Black, Blackbeard Black/Yellow
• SEC Character cards: Ace (OP16-118), Blackbeard (OP16-119), separate pulls from their Leader cards
• Headline chase tier: the three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards (Sakazuki, Kuzan, Borsalino)
• Admiral Super Alt-Arts: OP16-063 (Kuzan), OP16-065 (Sakazuki), OP16-073 (Borsalino)
• See the official card list for every individual card and its text

GODEEPER: Want to know which cards to chase and what they cost? The best-cards guide ranks the set's value. OP-16 Best Cards to Pull

Related Reading

• One Piece TCG Attack and Battle Rules for Beginners: One Piece TCG attack and battle rules explained.

• OP-16 All 6 Leaders Explained: Each leader's color and play style.

• One Piece TCG OP-16 Complete Guide: The full set hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many cards are in OP-16? A: 126+1 types per the official page, plus parallels and special arts. JP out May 30, EN June 12.

Q: Where is the full card list? A: The official One Piece Card Game card list site has the complete, authoritative list. This article is a structured overview.

Q: Who are the leaders? A: Ace (OP16-001 OP16-001OP16-001Shop on TCGplayer Red), Luffy (OP16-022 OP16-022OP16-022Shop on TCGplayer Blue/Green), Buggy OP16-041OP16-041Shop on TCGplayer (OP16-041 Blue), Sengoku OP16-060OP16-060Shop on TCGplayer (OP16-060 Purple), Yamato OP16-079OP16-079Shop on TCGplayer (OP16-079 Black), Blackbeard (OP16-080 OP16-080OP16-080Shop on TCGplayer Black/Yellow).

Q: What are the rarest cards? A: The three Admiral Manga or Comic Parallel cards (Sakazuki, Kuzan, Borsalino) are the headline chase tier, alongside SEC Ace (OP16-118), SEC Teach (OP16-119), and the Three Admirals Super Alt-Arts. Market order can change.

Q: Are spoilers available? A: Yes. The JP set released May 30, so the full pool is known and the official list is live. EN follows June 12.

Q: What is the theme? A: The Paramount War (Marineford), centered on the Navy, Whitebeard Pirates, Warlords, Impel Down, and Wano.

References

• Official OP-16 card list: the complete OP-16 card list
• OP-16 The Time of Battle Official Page: set size, leaders, card numbers
• OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese Official Page: Japanese release date and base rarity counts
• InkSight OP-16 market snapshot: dated TCGplayer market figures for the set's tracked cards
• SNKRDUNK OP-16 Manga Rare guide: Manga or Comic Parallel context
• Limitless OP16 card database: card names, colors, types, and text