My Era...Begins!! (Manga)
OP09-096 · Rare
Rarity guide · September 2026
One Piece card rarity guide
From commons to manga rares — what every rarity symbol on a One Piece card means, how the special printings work and which cards are the rarest to pull.
One Piece card rarity chart
The rarity code is printed in the bottom-right corner of every card, next to the card number.
| Symbol | Rarity | What it means | Cards in catalog |
|---|---|---|---|
| C | Common | The most common pulls in every pack. Printed in large numbers. | 1,064 |
| UC | Uncommon | Slightly scarcer than commons; several per pack. | 667 |
| R | Rare | Usually one or two per pack. Many competitive staples are Rares. | 868 |
| SR | Super Rare | Holo cards featuring key characters, pulled a few times per box. | 598 |
| SEC | Secret Rare | The rarest regular rarity in a set — only a handful per case. | 143 |
| L | Leader | Defines your deck's color and ability. Every deck starts with one. | 259 |
| SP | Special card | Special parallel reprints with unique art and foil, far rarer than the base card. | 119 |
| Manga | Manga rare | Alternate art drawn in manga panel style — the ultimate chase printing. | 45 |
| TR | Treasure Rare | Premium foil treasure versions found in select sets. | 9 |
| P | Promo | Event, tournament and product promos with their own printings. | — |
What are the rarest One Piece cards?
The rarest One Piece cards are special printings of Secret Rares and Super Rares: manga rares, SP cards and Treasure Rares, along with serial-numbered and tournament prize promos. They reuse a regular card's number but add a parallel foil, new artwork or a manga-panel design, and they appear only a few times per case. Popular characters like Luffy, Shanks, Zoro and Yamato make these printings even more sought after — see our most expensive One Piece cards for the current chase list.
Manga rare One Piece cards
Manga rares redraw the card as black-and-white manga panels with a gold or colored foil. They are the hardest printing to pull in the sets that include them.
Portgas.D.Ace (Parallel) (Manga) (Alternate Art)
OP02-013 · Super Rare
Roronoa Zoro (Manga)
OP06-118 · Secret Rare
Charlotte Linlin (112) (Manga)
OP17-112 · Super Rare
Shanks (Parallel) (Manga) (Alternate Art)
OP01-120 · Secret Rare
One Piece SP cards
SP (special) cards are parallel reprints of popular cards with unique art and foil treatment, inserted into newer sets at very low rates.
Monkey.D.Luffy (119) (SP)
OP05-119 · Secret Rare
Monkey.D.Garp (OP12-056) (SP)
OP12-056 · Super Rare
Nico Robin (055) (SP)
EB03-055 · Super Rare
O-Nami (SP)
OP06-101 · Rare
Shirahoshi (SP)
EB01-057 · Super Rare
One Piece Secret Rares
Secret Rares (SEC) are the top regular rarity of each set — usually the set's headline characters.
Monkey.D.Luffy (118)
OP13-118 · Secret Rare
Trafalgar Law
EB03-062 · Secret Rare
Gol.D.Roger
OP09-118 · Secret Rare
Sabo (120) (Super Alternate Art)
OP13-120 · Secret Rare
Mr.2.Bon.Kurei (Bentham)
EB01-061 · Secret Rare
One Piece alternate art cards
Alternate art (parallel) versions share the base card's number and effect but feature new artwork and a foil finish.
Monkey.D.Garp (115) (Alternate Art)
OP02-115 · Rare
Marco (Alternate Art)
OP03-013 · Super Rare
Monkey.D.Luffy (111) (Parallel)
OP10-111 · Rare
Kyros (Alternate Art)
EB01-040 · Leader
Boa Hancock (Alternate Art)
OP12-014 · Super Rare
Treasure Rares
Treasure Rares are premium foil versions that appear in select sets.
Edward.Newgate (040) (TR)
OP17-040 · Treasure Rare
Monkey.D.Luffy - OP11-058 (TR)
OP11-058 · Treasure Rare
Vinsmoke Sanji (TR)
OP10-063 · Treasure Rare
Donquixote Rosinante - OP12-108
OP12-108 · Treasure Rare
Nami (TR)
ST01-007 · Treasure Rare
Leader cards
Every One Piece deck is built around a single Leader, which sets the deck's colors, life total and core ability.
Gecko Moria (SPR)
OP06-080 · Leader
Kouzuki Oden (SPR)
EB01-001 · Leader
Crocodile (062)
OP01-062 · Leader
Hannyabal
EB01-021 · Leader
Monkey.D.Dragon (001)
OP07-001 · Leader
One Piece card rarity: FAQ
What is the rarest One Piece card?+
The rarest One Piece cards are manga rares, SP cards and Treasure Rares of popular characters, plus serial-numbered and tournament prize promos that were only given out in tiny quantities.
What does SP mean in One Piece TCG?+
SP stands for Special. SP cards are special parallel reprints of popular cards with unique art and foil, inserted into newer sets at very low pull rates.
What is a manga rare in One Piece?+
A manga rare is an alternate art version drawn in manga panel style, usually with a gold or colored foil. It is the most coveted printing in the sets where it appears.
Where is the rarity on a One Piece card?+
The rarity code (C, UC, R, SR, SEC, L and so on) is printed in the bottom-right corner of the card next to the card number, such as OP05-119.
Is an alternate art the same as a Secret Rare?+
No. Alternate arts are parallel versions of a card with new artwork and foil; they can exist for Leaders, Rares, Super Rares and Secret Rares. The rarity code tells you the base rarity.
How can I tell which rarity my card is?+
Check the code in the bottom-right corner, or scan the card with Kiwi TCG — the app identifies the exact printing, rarity and set for you.
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