New setOctober 30, 2026
EB-05, One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2, is out today, October 30, 2026, and its card list is on HoloHoard for tracking. It is the second Extra Booster built around the series' heroines, with a Nico Robin Leader and an alternate art drawn by Kentaro Yabuki. Here is what the set brings, how the catalogue handles the reprints inside it, and what comes next: OP-18, The Dominance of God, follows on November 20 with Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God.
Bandai's product page calls it the second Extra Booster featuring heroines, and the set is built around Wisdom: Nico Robin, EB05-010, is a Wisdom attribute Leader, and the publisher's own pitch is to battle with a variety of Wisdom attribute Characters. The set lists seventy-five card types plus two, in the publisher's count, across Commons, Rares, Super Rares, Secret Rares, Leaders, Special Cards and DON!! cards, at USD 4.99 a pack. The card the publisher singles out is EB05-055, an exclusive alternate art illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, the creator of To Love-Ru. Baby 5, Boa Hancock, Perona, Miss Buckingham Stussy, Vinsmoke Reiju, Gerd and Charlotte Pudding are among the named cards. The HoloHoard list runs longer than the publisher's count, because every alternate art and special print is its own card and the reprints carrying other sets' numbers are listed too. Cards are tournament legal seven days after release. Open the Heroines Edition Vol. 2 card list.
EB05-019
I Choose to Open This Country to the World!! I Want to Fight on Your Side!!!
One Piece Card Game · Normal
Est. Value $2.99
Several cards in the set carry numbers from other sets, Boa Hancock from Starter Deck 17, Perona from the fourteenth booster and Gerd from the seventeenth among them, because a One Piece reprint keeps the number it was first printed with. On HoloHoard each is catalogued in Heroines Edition Vol. 2, the set that actually contains it, as its own card with its own value, so a Heroines Edition checklist is complete on its own and the original printing stays where it was. The guide explains the rule in full.
The eighteenth booster is built on Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God, under the publisher's line that the World Government's greatest power has arrived, and it is the card-game debut of Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock. The publisher lists a hundred and twenty-seven card types plus one, at USD 4.99 a pack, tournament legal seven days after the November 20, 2026 release. The catalogue already holds the cards listed ahead of release, Leaders for Franky, Luffy, Ms. All Sunday, Saint Gunko and Spandam among them, and the Saint Shamrock Secret Rare with its alternate art, and it fills in as the rest of the set is listed, so the page you bookmark today is the one that will be complete on release day. Open The Dominance of God card list.
As with most boosters, The Dominance of God has a release event set: the booster's own cards stamped for the event, dated November 13, 2026, a week ahead of the retail set. It is its own set on HoloHoard, empty until the stamped prints are listed, so a stamped Saint Shamrock from an event and the one from a pack will be two cards rather than one ticked twice. Open the OP-18 release event set.
The One Piece Card Game is new on HoloHoard as of October 27, 2026, with every English set from Romance Dawn onward. Create a collection and add what you pull from Heroines Edition Vol. 2 on release day, with the foil you hold picked per copy; keep several lists alongside it, a want list for the alternate arts, a trade list for the doubles, a deck list for the Robin build. Post a pull with a photo of the front and back so other collectors can see what is coming out of the packs. The HoloHoard app is a free download on Google Play for Android. Values arrive as the cards start to trade, and coverage grows from there. Read the One Piece Card Game collector's guide.
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ONE PIECE CARD GAME is published by Bandai. Art © Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha. Card names, set names and product names are the publisher's. HoloHoard is an independent collection tracker and is not affiliated with Bandai or Shueisha.
