One Piece Card Game Sets in Order: Complete OP-01 to OP17 List & Buying Guide

Last reviewed: July 25, 2026

Quick answer

The English One Piece Card Game runs from OP-01 Romance Dawn (2022) through OP16 The Time of Battle (June 2026), the current in-print booster; OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors follows on 2026-08-28 and is preorder-only. The current set is worth opening if you enjoy it; early hits like OP-05 are out-of-print singles markets where boxes trade near $1,200 and opening them rarely beats buying the card you want.

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One Piece became the fastest-growing TCG of its generation, and its set line moved fast enough that most lists online are stale. Here is the full main-set chronology with honest buying guidance per era, linked to our live-priced set and product pages where we track them. Snapshot prices are imported from TCGplayer and change daily.

The complete main-set list

English main-series boosters in release order, with TCGplayer availability dates (numbering verified against TCGplayer’s set codes, July 2026):

OP-01 Romance Dawn (Dec 2022) — the launch set
OP-02 Paramount War (Mar 2023)
OP-03 Pillars of Strength (Jun 2023)
OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue (Sep 2023)
OP-05 Awakening of the New Era (Dec 2023) — the grail set
OP-06 Wings of the Captain (Mar 2024)
OP-07 500 Years in the Future (Jun 2024)
OP-08 Two Legends (Sep 2024)
OP-09 Emperors in the New World (Dec 2024)
OP-10 Royal Blood (Mar 2025)
OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed (Jun 2025)
OP-12 Legacy of the Master (Aug 2025)
OP-13 Carrying On His Will (Nov 2025)
OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven (Jan 2026)
OP-15 Adventure on Kami’s Island (Apr 2026)
OP16 The Time of Battle (Jun 2026) — the current in-print booster
OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors (Aug 28, 2026) — preorder only

OP-05 set guide →OP-06 set guide →OP-11 set guide →OP-13 Carrying On His Will set guide →OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven set guide →OP-15 Adventure on Kami’s Island set guide →OP16 The Time of Battle set guide →OP17 Strongest Warriors set guide →

How One Piece box economics work

The core product is the 24-pack booster box; there is no ETB equivalent. Value concentrates violently in alternate arts and manga rares — a box’s outcome usually hinges on one or two slots. That makes One Piece the clearest singles-first game we cover: alt arts of specific characters are nearly always cheaper to buy than to chase.

Snapshot box spread as of July 2026: the current OP16 The Time of Battle at ~$205, the OP17 preorder listed near $375, OP-15 at ~$257, OP-14 at ~$267, OP-13 at ~$408 on its Super Alternate Art trio, OP-11 at ~$632 on the strength of its manga Luffy, OP-06 at ~$383, and out-of-print OP-05 near $1,193.

One Piece Booster Box vs Booster Pack →One Piece buying guide →

The grail era: OP-05 and the manga rares

OP-05 Awakening of the New Era defined One Piece collecting: its manga-art Trafalgar Law trades near $1,583 and the manga Luffy sits in no-market-price territory where lone listings ask five figures. Opening a $1,200 out-of-print box hoping for a manga slot is the definitive example of when singles win — the box’s expected pull value sits far below its price.

OP-11 repeated the pattern in the modern era: its manga Luffy (~$1,343) and special-print versions drove boxes to double retail within months. When a set’s chase concentrates this hard, the honest play is the single or nothing.

Trafalgar Law (Manga) card page →Manga Luffy: single or packs? →OP-05 vs OP-06 →

Buying strategy by era

The set list splits cleanly into three buying eras:

Current set (OP16 The Time of Battle): the one box still worth opening for fun; its manga Admiral trio is the live chase. OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors is preorder-only until 2026-08-28 at premium asks — no urgency
Recent sets (OP-10 → OP-15): known chase lists, stable singles — the best information-to-price ratio for buyers, though breakout chases (OP-11’s manga Luffy) push box prices past sane opening territory
Out-of-print (OP-01 → OP-09): singles markets; boxes are collector items whose premiums evaporate the moment you open them

OP16 vs OP-11 →OP-15 vs OP-14 →OP-13 vs OP-11 →The Time of Battle Booster Box →

Starter decks: the fixed-content entry

One Piece starter decks are genuinely competitive out of the box more often than most TCGs manage, and new deck waves ship alongside booster sets. For a new player, a starter deck plus targeted singles beats a booster box on every axis except fun-per-rip. Check the current starter wave before defaulting to boosters.

Best One Piece products →Best products for beginners →

Frequently asked questions

›What is the newest One Piece set?

As of July 2026, the newest released English booster is OP16 The Time of Battle (June 2026). OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors releases 2026-08-28 and is preorder-only until then.

›Which One Piece set is most valuable?

OP-05 Awakening of the New Era, on the strength of its manga-art Luffy and Trafalgar Law. Its out-of-print booster boxes trade near $1,200 — and are still usually worse value than buying the specific card you want.

›Are One Piece boxes worth opening?

Current-set boxes near MSRP, yes — as entertainment with a chance at alt arts. Out-of-print boxes, almost never: their prices already assume the chase cards, so the expected value of opening sits below the box price.