OP-17 Super Parallel Cards: New Manga Rare Tier Explained

OP-17 Super Parallel is the biggest rarity story to come out of The World's Strongest Warriors so far. The three families covered here are Super Leader Parallel, Super Parallel, and the Conqueror's Haki Special, although Bandai's English product page uses the labels Super Leader Alt-Art, Super Alt-Art, and Color of the Supreme King Haki SP. All three were confirmed before launch, and real secondary-market data now exists. This guide covers the 11 cards in those three families, then separates the additional anniversary and Pirate Crew treatments so the count stays clear. For the full leader lineup these rarities apply to, see the OP-17 blue leader reveal covering the completed six-leader roster.

What Happened

Three premium treatment families are relevant to this guide. Bandai's English OP-17 product page uses different labels for two of them, so the naming needs a quick clarification: its "Super Leader Alt-Art" is the Luffy Leader treatment, and its "Super Alt-Art" is the four-card Emperor treatment. Collector trackers commonly call those Super Leader Parallel and Super Parallel.

Super Leader Parallel is a premium Leader treatment with one confirmed example: Monkey D. Luffy OP17-079OP17-079Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-079), the first such treatment shown by Bandai for the game. It uses original manga panel artwork and a premium finish, different from the standard and regular alternate-art Leader prints. OP Collector's September 14 snapshot lists this English print at $1,788.24 on TCGplayer, compared with $0.19 for the base print and $59.33 for the regular parallel. It was the highest tracked English price among the three families in this guide, but the separate Pirate Crew Super Parallel treatment needs its own comparison.

Super Parallel applies to four cards nicknamed the "Four Emperors" set: Shanks OP17-022OP17-022Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-022), Edward Newgate OP17-005OP17-005Shop on TCGplayer/Whitebeard (OP17-005), Kaido OP17-062OP17-062Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-062), and Charlotte Linlin OP17-112OP17-112Shop on TCGplayer/Big Mom (OP17-112). Bandai's English product page calls the visual treatment Super Alt-Art. Community trackers and some marketplaces call it Manga Rare because the cards echo the manga-art concept OP-16 introduced with its Admiral Manga Rares. OP Collector's September 14 English snapshot lists the four prints at $1,162.10, $1,502.19, $1,116.34, and $824.72 respectively.

Conqueror's Haki Special is the third treatment family, called Color of the Supreme King Haki SP on Bandai's English product page. It covers six characters tied to that ability in the story: Roronoa Zoro, Kozuki Oden, Monkey D. Garp OP16-075OP16-075Shop on TCGplayer, Gol D. Roger, Yamato, and Silvers Rayleigh OP14-108OP14-108Shop on TCGplayer. The art style is distinct from the other two: black-and-white ink illustration overlaid with a crimson lightning effect representing Conqueror's Haki. Garp's version reprints his Super Rare card from an earlier set with this new treatment.

The separate Pirate Crew Super Parallel treatment

One important scope note: OP-17 also has a separate Pirate Crew treatment that is not part of the 11-card count above. Bandai's product page presents it as Pirate Crew Alt-Art, while current card-list and market trackers identify the two premium prints as Monkey D. Luffy EB04-061EB04-061Shop on TCGplayer (EB04-061) and Rocks D. Xebec OP17-118OP17-118Shop on TCGplayer (OP17-118). They use full-crew manga artwork and sit outside the four Super Parallel Emperor cards, the one Super Leader treatment, and the six Haki SP cards covered here.

OP Collector's September 14 set snapshot lists the Japanese market rows for those two cards at ¥1,480,000 for Luffy and ¥498,000 for Xebec, compared with ¥148,000 for the Japanese OP17-079 Super Leader Parallel. Its English set table does not provide a stable quote for the EB04-061 Pirate Crew print, and the English OP17-118 Pirate Crew market is thin. That is why the English price comparisons above stop at the three fully tracked families rather than calling OP17-079 the unqualified top chase in every language.

Bandai's OP-17 product page does not publish a pull rate for any of these treatments. I've been tracking OP-16 pull rates since June and this is already a bigger, stranger spread than that set shipped with at launch.

Why It Matters

The three treatment families covered here spread across eleven confirmed cards, already a wider focused chase group than OP-16's three Admiral Manga Rares. OP-17's full premium lineup is broader still because the official page also shows four anniversary Special Cards and the two-card Pirate Crew treatment. That broader structure changed how collectors think about box math after the August 28 EN wide release.

That spread cuts both ways. More chase slots means more copies circulating across cases, which historically softens per-card scarcity compared to a single concentrated hit. It also means more entry points: a collector chasing one specific character now has up to three different rarity tiers where that character might show up, not one. Current tracked prices are uneven: the Luffy Super Leader Parallel leads the three families covered here, while the four Emperor Super Parallels also remain four-figure English cards.

OP Collector's September 14 English snapshot puts the four Super Parallel cards at $824.72 to $1,502.19 on TCGplayer. The Luffy Super Leader Parallel is listed at $1,788.24, above those four prints but not a substitute for a full-set ranking because the Pirate Crew variants have separate and thinner market data. The full chase-card ranking has the broader breakdown with sourced prices for every tier. For context on how OP-16's equivalent tier settled, the OP-16 Admiral Manga Rare guide tracks where those three cards landed after the initial hype cooled.

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The Treasure Rare is a separate treatment from the three covered above. OP-17's English Treasure Rare is Edward Newgate OP17-040OP17-040Shop on TCGplayer (Whitebeard), card OP17-040, a Blue 6-cost, 8000-power Character with an On Play effect that draws 1 card plus a Once Per Turn effect that boosts a Rocks Pirates-type Leader's power in battle. OP Collector's September 12 snapshot lists the tracked Treasure Rare entry at $47.67, far below the three tracked treatment families. The OP-17 Treasure Rare reveal covers the full stat details on that specific card.

Key Takeaways

• This guide covers three OP-17 premium treatment families: Super Leader Parallel, Super Parallel, and Conqueror's Haki Special
• The Super Leader Parallel Luffy (OP17-079) was the highest tracked English price among those three families at $1,788.24 in OP Collector's September 14 snapshot
• Super Leader Parallel: 1 confirmed card, Monkey D. Luffy (OP17-079), the first ever printed
• Super Parallel ("Manga Rare" nickname): 4 confirmed cards, the Four Emperors: Shanks (OP17-022), Whitebeard (OP17-005), Kaido (OP17-062), Big Mom (OP17-112)
• Conqueror's Haki Special: 6 confirmed characters: Zoro, Oden, Garp, Roger, Yamato, Rayleigh, in black-and-white ink art with a crimson lightning effect
• A separate two-card Pirate Crew treatment features Monkey D. Luffy (EB04-061) and Rocks D. Xebec (OP17-118)
• OP-17 also has four anniversary Special Cards and an English Treasure Rare entry for Edward Newgate (OP17-040)
• No official Bandai pull rate published for any tier
• September 12-14 English snapshots: $824.72-$1,502.19 for the four Super Parallel cards, $1,788.24 for the Luffy Super Leader Parallel, and $47.67 for the tracked Treasure Rare entry

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Super Parallel in OP-17? A premium OP-17 treatment applied to four featured Emperor characters: Shanks (OP17-022), Edward Newgate/Whitebeard (OP17-005), Kaido (OP17-062), and Charlotte Linlin/Big Mom (OP17-112). Bandai's English product page calls it Super Alt-Art, while current trackers use Super Parallel and collectors often say Manga Rare.

Is Super Parallel the same as Manga Rare? Not exactly. Bandai's English product page calls the four-card treatment Super Alt-Art. Super Parallel and Manga Rare are tracker and collector labels that stuck because the cards use manga panel art rather than standard game illustrations, echoing OP-16's Admiral Manga Rares.

What is Super Leader Parallel? A premium Leader treatment. Bandai's English product page calls it Super Leader Alt-Art, while collectors and price trackers commonly use Super Leader Parallel. The confirmed example is Monkey D. Luffy (OP17-079), the first such treatment shown by Bandai for the game.

What is the Conqueror's Haki Special rarity? A third OP-17 treatment family, called Color of the Supreme King OP17-064OP17-064Shop on TCGplayer Haki SP on Bandai's English product page, applied to six characters: Roronoa Zoro, Kozuki Oden, Monkey D. Garp, Gol D. Roger, Yamato, and Silvers Rayleigh. The art uses black-and-white ink illustration with a crimson lightning effect.

Which OP-17 premium rarity is worth the most? Among the three families covered here, the Super Leader Parallel Luffy (OP17-079) was highest in OP Collector's September 14 English snapshot at $1,788.24. The separate Pirate Crew Super Parallel prints sit outside that comparison and can be more expensive in Japanese-market data.

How much are OP-17 Super Parallel cards worth? OP Collector's September 14 snapshot lists the four English Super Parallel Emperor prints from $824.72 to $1,502.19 on TCGplayer. Values move quickly after release, so treat that as a dated range rather than a fixed price.

How does this compare to OP-16's Manga Rares? OP-16 had three Admiral Manga Rares (Akainu, Kizaru, Aokiji). OP-17 has four Super Parallel Emperor prints, one Super Leader Alt-Art example, six Color of the Supreme King Haki SP cards, four anniversary Special Cards, and a separate two-card Pirate Crew Alt-Art treatment. The 11-card count in this guide covers only the first three families.

References

• OP-17 official English product page: official treatment names, featured cards, and August 28, 2026 release date
• OP-17 official card list: card identities and current OP-17 print entries
• OP Collector OP17 card list and prices: September 14 English and Japanese market snapshot
• OP Collector OP17-079 price page: print-specific Luffy pricing and variant labels
• OP Collector OP17-040 price page: print-specific Treasure Rare pricing
• Limitless TCG: OP17-079 Monkey.D.Luffy: card identity and print reference