OP-17 Spoilers: All Confirmed Cards and Leaders 2026

This OP-17 spoilers tracker is now an archive of the set's completed reveal phase. The World's Strongest Warriors 4th Anniversary Booster Pack released August 22, 2026 in Japan and August 28 in English, and Bandai's official card list now carries the full card text, numbers, and rarity entries. For context on how the staggered JP/US pre-release/EN release worked, the OP-17 release date overview covers the launch-window changes.

TL;DR: The OP-17 spoiler phase is complete. The official card list confirms Newgate (Red), Luffy (Black), Shanks (Green, OP17-020), Kaido (Purple), Big Mom (Yellow), and Rocks D. Xebec (Blue, OP17-039), plus Loki OP17-119 and Treasure Rare OP17-040. Loki is a Black 6-cost, 8000-power SEC with Giant/Elbaph traits and an On Play K.O. effect against Characters with total cost 4 or less. OP17-040 is a Blue 6-cost, 8000-power Edward Newgate Character with an On Play draw and a Once Per Turn Rocks Pirates Leader boost; the card list also shows an R print. The set released in Japan on August 22 and in English on August 28, with 131+4 card types listed by Bandai. Use the official card list for the final text.

OP-17 spoilers: what's confirmed now (quick answer)

The current answer is simple: all six Leaders, Loki OP17-119OP17-119Shop on TCGplayer OP17-119, Treasure Rare OP17-040 OP17-040OP17-040Shop on TCGplayer, and the rest of the set are now listed by Bandai. The official product page lists 131+4 card types, while the live card list supplies the individual text, numbers, variants, and rarity entries. There is no remaining OP-17 reveal window to track, so the useful follow-up is post-launch play and event data.

Set basics

Full name: One Piece Card Game Booster Pack OP-17: The World's Strongest Warriors (4th Anniversary)

Theme: The Elbaf arc and the Yonko, the Four Emperors. OP-17 ties the current manga storyline to the game's 4th anniversary, with Giant Warriors from Elbaf appearing alongside iconic Yonko characters from One Piece's recent chapters.

Release dates: The Japanese release was August 22, 2026. The US pre-release was August 21, followed by the English wide release on August 28. This was a staggered rollout, not a simultaneous worldwide launch.

Official card count: Bandai's product page lists 131+4 card types and names the set's rarity categories, including Leader, Secret Rare, Super Rare, Rare, Uncommon, Common, Special Cards, Treasure Rare, and DON!!. The live official card list is the source of truth for each released card's number, text, variant, and rarity. It is more reliable than the early per-rarity estimates that circulated during the spoiler period.

The card list shows a Treasure Rare version of Edward Newgate (Whitebeard), card OP17-040. It also shows a separate R print of the same card, so the Treasure Rare is a premium variant rather than the only way to obtain the card.

GODEEPER: What does the staggered JP/US pre-release/EN launch actually change for players? The full breakdown covers pre-order windows, pricing parity, and what to expect region by region. OP-17 Global Launch: What EN Players Gain →

Confirmed leaders

All six of OP-17's leader slots are now confirmed in Bandai's official card list:

Edward Newgate (Whitebeard), Red. Newgate is the Red leader in OP-17. The official card list now provides the complete text, so this is no longer a preview-only identity call.

Monkey D. Luffy, Black. Luffy enters OP-17 as a Black leader, separate from his Blue/Green identity in OP-16. The color assignment is confirmed on the official list; the article does not treat it as a prediction about the wider format.

Shanks, Green (OP17-020 OP17-020OP17-020Shop on TCGplayer). Shanks joins as the Green leader, card number OP17-020. This is a new color assignment for Shanks compared to his prior leader appearances. A separate card, OP17-022 OP17-022OP17-022Shop on TCGplayer, is not the leader: it is a Super Rare Shanks Character, a 10-cost, 12000-power Rush card that sets up to 2 DON!! as active on play and rests all of the opponent's Characters.

Kaido, Purple. Kaido is OP-17's Purple leader. The official list gives him the Four Emperors and Animal Kingdom Pirates types and a once-per-turn effect that can use DON!! to give an opposing Character -2000 power for the turn.

Charlotte Linlin (Big Mom), Yellow. Big Mom is the Yellow leader in OP-17. Her official card text uses a hand-discard cost and lets the opponent choose between losing a card or placing a card from the top of their deck on top of their Life.

Rocks D. Xebec OP17-039OP17-039Shop on TCGplayer, Blue (OP17-039). The final leader is Rocks D. Xebec, captain of the Rocks Pirates that Newgate, Kaido, and Big Mom once sailed under. His official [When Attacking] effect lets you trash a card to reveal the top card of your deck; if its type includes Rocks Pirates, you draw 2 cards. Full details are in the OP-17 blue leader reveal.

All six leader slots are now named and their text is available. For the pre-launch projections and archetype hypotheses, the OP-17 leaders deck potential preview is best read as an archived preview rather than a current tier judgment.

Loki SEC (OP17-119), now officially confirmed

One of OP-17's two SEC entries is Loki (OP17-119), first surfaced by Japanese tracker networks in late June and now confirmed directly on Bandai's own official card list.

Confirmed card details:

Loki is the prince of Elbaf and one of the main figures in the current manga arc. His SEC entry reinforces the set's Giant and Elbaph theme, while the On Play effect gives the card a clearly defined role against low-cost boards. Competitive impact still depends on the format and the lists players register.

The June tracker leak matched the official listing on color, cost, power, and traits. The Loki OP-17 spoiler article covers the early market read from before this confirmation and should be treated as historical context.

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The Treasure Rare slot

OP-17 includes a Treasure Rare (TR) print. The official product page lists Treasure Rare among the set's rarity categories, and the card list identifies the TR version as OP17-040.

The Treasure Rare card is Edward Newgate (Whitebeard), card OP17-040, a Blue 6-cost, 8000-power Character with the Rocks Pirates type. Its On Play effect draws 1 card. Its Once Per Turn effect can discard a card when a Rocks Pirates-type Leader attacks or is attacked, then give that Leader +3000 power during that battle. Bandai's official card list also shows a separate R print of the same OP17-040 with the same stats and text, so the TR version is a premium variant, not the only way to own the card. Secondary-market prices are separate and can change over time. For the full stat breakdown and reveal context, see OP-17 Treasure Rare Revealed: Edward Newgate Is the Card.

Treasure Rare is not the only premium treatment in this set. Bandai's product information also lists Special Cards and parallel treatments, while the official card list is the reliable place to confirm each individual entry. The OP-17 Super Parallel breakdown covers the parallel cards documented during the reveal period.

GODEEPER: How has a single Treasure Rare slot actually moved box prices since pre-release? OP-17 Box Price Reality Check →

OP-17 spoilers: the reveal window closed at launch

Everything that was still unrevealed heading into August has since been published. Bandai's official card list now carries:

• Full card abilities: complete official card text for every leader and character, not just what the reveal videos showed
• Every Common and Uncommon: the released entries are public
• Every Rare and Super Rare: confirmed directly by Bandai rather than tracker-network leaks
• SP art parallels: all 6 Special cards are confirmed
• Full set list: published on Bandai's official card list for both regions to reference

All six Leaders, the Treasure Rare, and the rest of the set sheet are locked in. What's left to track from here is post-launch play: tournament results, decklists, and how these cards perform in the formats where OP-17 is legal.

What to follow after the spoiler phase

There is no remaining OP-17 spoiler schedule. For future checks, use these sources:

• Official card list: the authoritative reference for card numbers, text, colors, types, and rarity entries.
• Official events page: the place to check current sanctioned event announcements and formats.
• Tournament databases: useful for results and decklists, but time-stamp any meta conclusion because results change as players adapt.

OP-17 launched in Japan on August 22, followed by the English wide release on August 28. The OP-17 complete card list and value reference picks up where this tracker leaves off by organizing the released entries, while current event results belong in a dated meta or tournament report.

Japanese tracker networks such as One Piece Top Decks can provide historical spoiler context, but the official card list should take precedence once a card is released. The official @ONEPIECE_tcg_EN on X remains a useful announcement channel. For a recap from the final days before launch, the OP-17 spoilers recap consolidates what was known before Japan's release.

For current deck strength, keep this archive separate from live format coverage and check the latest dated tournament reports before making a purchase or deck-building decision.

Key Takeaways

• OP-17 spoilers confirm all six Leaders: Newgate (Red), Luffy (Black), Shanks (Green, OP17-020), Kaido (Purple), Big Mom (Yellow), and Rocks D. Xebec (Blue, OP17-039)
• Loki (OP17-119) is officially confirmed on Bandai's own card list: Black Character, Cost 6, 8000 power, Giant/Elbaph, SEC, with an On Play K.O. effect against cheap opponent Characters
• Treasure Rare confirmed: Edward Newgate (Whitebeard), card OP17-040, Blue, 6 cost, 8000 power, On Play: draw 1 card, plus a Once Per Turn Rocks Pirates leader power boost
• Bandai lists 131+4 card types, with Treasure Rare included among the set's rarity categories
• OP-17 released August 22, 2026 in Japan, with US pre-release August 21 and EN wide release August 28, a staggered rollout rather than a simultaneous launch
• The reveal campaign is complete; Bandai's official card list is now the source of truth

Related Reading

• One Piece TCG Beginner Guide 2026: How to Play & Rules: Core rules, DON!! system, and turn structure for players new to One Piece TCG.

• OP-17 World's Strongest Warriors Set Guide for 2026: Full set overview covering theme, structure, and what to expect from the Elbaf-focused release.

• OP-17 Leaders Preview: All 6 Confirmed, Xebec Is Blue: A closer look at each confirmed leader's card-reveal video, color, and card number.

• OP-17 OP-16 Format: What Changed After Launch in 2026: Post-launch format context for how OP-17 now coexists with OP-16.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is OP-17 in One Piece TCG? OP-17 is The World's Strongest Warriors, the 4th Anniversary Booster Pack. It released August 22, 2026 in Japan, with EN wide release on August 28. The set covers Elbaf and the Yonko, and Bandai lists 131+4 card types including Treasure Rare.

Who are the confirmed OP-17 leaders? The official OP-17 card list confirms Edward Newgate (Red), Monkey D. Luffy (Black), Shanks (Green), Kaido (Purple), Charlotte Linlin/Big Mom (Yellow), and Rocks D. Xebec (Blue).

What is the OP-17 Treasure Rare? The official card list shows a Treasure Rare version of Edward Newgate (Whitebeard), card OP17-040, Blue, 6 cost, 8000 power, with an On Play draw effect plus a Once Per Turn Rocks Pirates Leader power boost. It also lists an R print of the same card. Market value is separate from the printed rarity and can change over time.

When will more OP-17 spoilers drop? Bandai's reveal window is closed. The Loki SEC that leaked in June is now confirmed on Bandai's own official card list, alongside all six Leaders and Treasure Rare OP17-040.

Is OP-17 releasing on the same day in Japan and English? No. OP-17 launches August 22, 2026 in Japan, with a US pre-release on August 21 and the EN wide release on August 28. It's a staggered rollout, not a simultaneous global launch.

How many cards are in OP-17? Bandai's OP-17 product page lists 131+4 card types. The official card list supplies the individual card numbers, text, variants, and rarity entries.

References

• Official @ONEPIECE_tcg_EN on X: OP-17 set name, card count, and staggered JP/US pre-release/EN release date confirmation
• OP-17 official product page: product dates, 131+4 card types, and the published rarity categories
• ONE PIECE CARD GAME official card list: live, official card-by-card confirmation for OP-17, including Loki OP17-119 and the Treasure Rare OP17-040
• ONE PIECE CARD GAME official events page: current sanctioned-event and format announcements
• One Piece Top Decks OP-17 spoiler tracker: Community-collected OP-17 leaks including Loki SEC details
• Limitless TCG One Piece Card Game: Card database and tournament results reference