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OP-17 Best Cards to Pull: Two Different Treasure Rares

OP-17 best cards to pull: two different Treasure Rares depending on region. Full chase-card ranking with current TCGPlayer and Cardmarket prices.

9 min readBy Mika SantosUpdated 11 days ago

OP-17 best cards to pull, ranked with current secondary-market data now that both Japanese and English product have been out for over a month: the answer is stranger than a normal set's chase list. OP-17's officially labeled Secret Rares are not the whole top of the chart. The real money is split between a separate manga-art print for Rocks D. Xebec, Bandai's Super Leader Alt-Art for Luffy, and four Super Alt-Art Character prints. Depending on whether you're opening Japanese or English product, you're also not chasing the same Treasure Rare card.

Official One Piece Card Game OP17-033 Lucky Roux card used in the Japanese Treasure Rare comparison

TL;DR: Limitless's October 2 snapshot lists the separate OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec manga-art print at $6,040.01, the highest current print listing. Among Bandai's named Super tiers, the OP17-079 Luffy Super Leader Alt-Art is $1,736.68, followed by the four Super Alt-Art Character cards. Loki (OP17-119) is $26.04 base and $58.47 alternate. The Treasure Rare split remains Lucky Roux (OP17-033) in Japanese boxes and Edward Newgate (OP17-040) in English ones.

Updated October 2, 2026: Current Limitless print listings put OP17-118's separate manga-art print at $6,040.01, OP17-079's Super Leader Alt-Art at $1,736.68, and the four Super Alt-Art Character prints between $808.82 and $1,502.19. Bandai's OP-17 product page places Xebec in the 4th Anniversary Pirate Crew alt-art section, not in the four-card Super Alt-Art list.

What are the best OP-17 cards to pull? (quick answer)

The highest current print listing is the separate manga-art OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec print. Among Bandai's named Super tiers, the OP17-079 Super Leader Alt-Art (OP17-079OP17-079 card artOP17-079Shop on TCGplayer) sits above the four Super Alt-Art Character prints on Newgate, Shanks, Kaido, and Linlin. The base Secret Rares and Treasure Rare, the cards a normal set would headline with, trade far cheaper than those top print variants.

Why OP-17's value structure is unusual

Most sets put their box premium in a wide spread of mid-tier hits: pull any of five or six good cards and you've got something worth real money. OP-17 has several separate premium layers. The Super Leader Alt-Art and four Super Alt-Art cards are named tiers on Bandai's product page, while the 4th Anniversary Pirate Crew alt-art adds a separate chase print for OP17-118.

That's a real market split. In the October 2 Limitless snapshot, Loki OP17-119OP17-119 card artOP17-119Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-119) is $26.04 for the base print and $58.47 for the alternate print. Rocks D. Xebec OP17-118OP17-118 card artOP17-118Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-118) is $20.51 for the base print, $53.34 for the alternate print, and $6,040.01 for the separate manga-art print. All figures here are current secondary-market snapshots and will keep moving as more product opens and the format settles.

GODEEPER: Full box price tracking through pre-release and into wide release. OP-17 Box Price Reality Check: Is It Worth Paying Scalper Prices? →

The Luffy Super Leader Alt-Art: a named premium tier

Bandai's OP-17 product page names one Super Leader Alt-Art, OP17-079, and four Super Alt-Art Character cards: OP17-005, OP17-022, OP17-062, and OP17-112. Those are named product rarity tiers, separate from the OP17-118 4th Anniversary Pirate Crew alt-art shown elsewhere on the same official page.

The Luffy version remains the highest listed print within those named Super tiers. Limitless's October 2 snapshot lists OP17-079 at $0.20 for the base print, $51.53 for the alternate print, and $1,736.68 for the Super Leader Alt-Art. Bandai hasn't published an official pull rate for this specific print, so treat any ratio you see elsewhere as an unconfirmed community estimate rather than a fixed number.

The four Super Alt-Art Characters: the second named tier

Behind the Luffy print sits the confirmed set of four Super Alt-Art Character cards: Whitebeard/Newgate (OP17-005 OP17-005OP17-005 card artOP17-005Shop on TCGplayer), Shanks OP17-022OP17-022 card artOP17-022Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-022), Kaido OP17-062OP17-062 card artOP17-062Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-062), and Charlotte Linlin OP17-112OP17-112 card artOP17-112Shop on TCGplayer, also known as Big Mom (OP17-112). In the October 2 Limitless snapshot, Shanks is $1,502.19, Newgate $1,117.53, Kaido $1,081.63, and Linlin $808.82 for the premium print. Bandai has not published an official pull rate for this tier.

Bandai hasn't published an official pull rate for the Super Alt-Art tier as a group, so treat any specific ratio circulating in the community as an estimate rather than a confirmed figure.

The OP17-118 4th Anniversary print

OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec is a separate chase story from the four Super Alt-Art Characters. Bandai's product page places the OP17-118 4th Anniversary artwork in the "Rocks Pirates" Pirate Crew alt-art section, not in the Super Alt-Art section. Limitless's current print table lists the base Secret Rare at $20.51, an alternate print at $53.34, and the manga-art print at $6,040.01. Bandai does not publish a card-specific pull rate for this print, so the exact odds are unconfirmed.

The Treasure Rare split: not the same card in every box

Here's the detail most single-region coverage misses entirely: OP-17's Treasure Rare isn't one card, it's two, depending on which version of the set you're opening. Japanese boxes pull Lucky Roux OP17-033OP17-033 card artOP17-033Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-033), a Green, cost 4, 5000-power Character built around the Red-Haired Pirates crew, confirmed via high-confidence Japanese secondary reports though its market price is still thin this early. English boxes pull a completely different card: Edward Newgate OP17-040OP17-040 card artOP17-040Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-040), a Blue, cost 6, 8000-power Character that slots directly into Rocks D. Xebec decks. Bandai has varied which card gets the Treasure Rare treatment between Japanese and English print runs before, so this isn't unprecedented, but it does mean a JP-box collector and an EN-box collector chasing "the Treasure Rare" are literally not chasing the same card.

The English OP17-040 Treasure Rare is listed at $52.94 on Limitless's current print table, still below the leading premium prints. If your goal is maximum chase value rather than a specific card for a specific deck, the Treasure Rare slot is not where the highest current OP-17 listing sits.

GODEEPER: The full stat breakdown and deck fit for the English-exclusive Treasure Rare. OP-17 Treasure Rare Revealed: Edward Newgate Is the Card →

What to watch for after the first week

OP-17's market is going to keep moving as more boxes open on both sides of the Pacific and as supply actually settles. The manga Super Parallel prices in particular are the numbers most likely to shift as more copies hit the secondary market. If you're deciding whether to chase a specific card by opening boxes versus just buying the single once real supply exists, waiting a week or two for prices to settle is usually the better math, the same pattern that's played out with past sets' launch-week spikes. For the full set organized by leader and rarity tier rather than ranked by value, the OP-17 complete card list and value reference covers every confirmed card in one place.

Key Takeaways

  • Limitless's October 2 snapshot lists the separate OP17-118 manga-art print at $6,040.01, the highest current print listing
  • Among Bandai's named Super tiers, the OP17-079 Super Leader Alt-Art is $1,736.68, with the four Super Alt-Art Characters between $808.82 and $1,502.19
  • The set's base Secret Rares, Loki (OP17-119) and Rocks D. Xebec (OP17-118), are $26.04 and $20.51 respectively; their alternate prints are $58.47 and $53.34
  • OP-17 has two different Treasure Rares depending on region: Lucky Roux (OP17-033) in Japanese boxes, Edward Newgate (OP17-040) in English boxes
  • The four Super Alt-Art Characters on Newgate, Shanks, Kaido, and Linlin range from $808.82 to $1,502.19 in the October 2 snapshot
  • Bandai hasn't published an official pull rate for the named Super tiers or the separate Xebec 4th Anniversary print; treat any specific ratio you see elsewhere as a community estimate

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best OP-17 card to pull? It depends whether you count every print variant. Limitless's October 2 snapshot lists the OP17-118 manga-art print at $6,040.01. Among Bandai's named Super tiers, the OP17-079 Super Leader Alt-Art is $1,736.68. Japanese boxes chase Lucky Roux (OP17-033), while English boxes chase Edward Newgate (OP17-040) in the Treasure Rare slot.

Why does OP-17 have two different Treasure Rares? Bandai assigned a different card to the Treasure Rare slot for the Japanese and English print runs, something it has varied before between regional releases. Japanese boxes pull Lucky Roux (OP17-033); English boxes pull Edward Newgate (OP17-040) instead. Collectors chasing one specific card need the matching regional box.

Are OP-17's base Secret Rares worth much? Some. Limitless's October 2 snapshot lists Loki (OP17-119) at $26.04 base and $58.47 alternate. Rocks D. Xebec (OP17-118) is $20.51 base, $53.34 alternate, and $6,040.01 for the separate manga-art print.

What is the OP-17 Luffy manga Super Parallel? A special art print of the Luffy Leader card (OP17-079). Bandai calls it a Super Leader Alt-Art, while OP17-005, OP17-022, OP17-062, and OP17-112 are the four Super Alt-Art Character cards. Limitless lists the Luffy print at $1,736.68 in its October 2 snapshot.

How rare is the Luffy manga Super Parallel pull? Bandai hasn't published an official pull rate for this specific print. Treat any pull-rate number you see elsewhere as a community estimate, not a confirmed rate, until an official figure is published.

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