Complete List of One Piece TCG Manga Rare Cards

Uta (EB03-061, Secret Rare) – Fitting the theme of this edition, Uta gets her first-ever manga rare edition.

Dracule Mihawk (OP14-119, Secret Rare) – Dracule Mihawk is a major character in the manga and anime, known as the "Strongest Swordsman in the World" and nicknamed "Hawk-Eyes". He was formerly a member of the Seven Warlords of the Sea and is the primary rival of Roronoa Zoro, whose ultimate goal is to surpass him.

Monkey D. Luffy (OP13-118, Secret Rare) – This set features three manga rares — Luffy, Ace, and Sabo — representing the bond between the brothers. Luffy’s card combines nostalgic childhood scenes with present-day panels that show how much their brotherhood still defines them. The top manga panel is identical across all three cards, tying them together as a unified trio.

Portgas D. Ace (OP13-119, Secret Rare). The second manga rare of this set. Also being a secret rare with manga panels depicting the importance of their brotherhood in the past and present. The top panel matches the other two cards, linking all three through their shared story of brotherhood.

Sabo (OP13-120, Secret Rare). The third manga rare of this set. The manga panels behind him highlight key moments in their brotherhood, including scenes where Sabo asks Luffy’s crew to take care of him — just like one panel in the Ace manga rare. Together, the three manga rares form a tribute to their enduring brotherhood.

Sanji (OP06-119, Secret Rare). Sanji’s first-ever manga rare in the One Piece TCG captures several defining moments from his story. The background features panels of his dream to find the All Blue, his emotional thanks to Owner Zeff, and the scene where he’s struck by Enel’s lightning. The full-color Sanji shows blue flames around his foot from his powerful new technique called Ifrit Jambe , which he developed during the Wano Country Arc.

Jewelry Bonney (OP12-118, Secret Rare). The manga panels are filled with images of Kuma (her father), a hint to the “legacy” theme and also Bonney's Nika form! A touch of pink color is applied to Bonney’s hair. Bonney’s manga rare opened around the $500 mark. Prices may fluctuate as more OP12 packs are opened, but it’s highly sought after due to its unique artwork and Bonney’s storyline relevance.

Monkey D. Luffy (OP11-118, Secret Rare). The artwork presents Luffy once again in Gear 4 form. This is the fourth Manga Rare Luffy card, and it debuted around $600 market price on release. Collectors prize it as another iconic Luffy artwork, keeping its value fairly high.

Monkey D. Luffy (EB02-061, Secret Rare). This card is all about Luffy's Gear 2 transformation.

Trafa lgar D. Law (OP10-119, Secret Rare) . The background has manga panels of Law from the Dressrosa/Wano arcs – for example, panels of Law using “Gamma Knife”.

Gol D. Ro ger (OP09-118, Secret Rare). Depicts Gol D. Roger in an epic manga spread style. Notably, this card received a special gold-foil treatment on its manga artwork, giving it the nickname “Gold Manga Rare.” The background is a collage of manga panels of Roger’s greatest moments – from finding Laugh Tale to wielding his sword Ace – but overlaid with a golden hue. As the Pirate King’s card and the first “Gold” manga rare, this is currently the most expensive English Manga Rare – often selling in the mid-four-figures. Early sales were around $3.5k, and it remains extremely sought-after.

Monkey D. Luffy (OP09-119, Secret Rare). All four new emperors of the new world got their own manga rare in the OP09 set.

Marshall D. Teach (OP09-093, Super Rare). The first Blackbeard manga rare.

Shanks (OP09-004, Super Rare). Shanks got its second manga rare. OP09 in total has 5 manga rares, making it a popular booster box for collectors and players.

Buggy (OP09-051, Rare). The first Buggy manga rare. All emperors of the new world have in common that they want to be King of the Pirates and claim the One Piece.

Monkey D. Luffy (OP05-119, Secret Rare). Reprinted from OP05.

Shanks (OP01-120, Secret Rare). Reprinted from OP01.

Portgas D. Ace (OP02-013, Super Rare). Reprint from OP02.

Nami (OP01-016, Rare). A new manga rare, reprinted from OP01-016, and the first Nami manga rare in the One Piece TCG.

Eustass "Captain" Kid (OP05-074, Super Rare). Reprinted from OP05.

Sogeking (OP03-112, Secret Rare). Reprinted from OP03.

Tony Tony Shopper (EB01-006, Super Rare). Reprinted from EB01.

Sabo (OP04-083, Super Rare). Reprinted from OP04.

Roronoa Zoro (OP06-118, Secret Rare). Reprinted from OP06.

Trafalgar D. Law (OP05-069, Super Rare). Reprinted from OP05.

Silver s Rayleigh (OP08-118, Secret Rare) . The artwork shows “Dark King” Silvers Rayleigh. The card has a manga panel background from scenes from the manga’s Sabaody Archipelago chapters. Rayleigh’s manga rare is one of the lower-priced entries, around $250–$300, partly because supply from OP08 was healthier and he’s a non-main character.

Boa Hancock (OP07-051, Secret Rare). The card features Boa Hancock drawn in an elegant style. The background consists of manga panels of Boa – for example, scenes of her turning enemies to stone with Mero Mero Merrow. The manga rare of Boa Hancock is quite pricey, reflecting her popularity as a character and the card’s scarcity.

Tony Tony Chopper (EB01-006, Super Rare). In the EB01 set there is one new manga rare introduced. The background manga panels show some of the most iconic moments, including the moment where Luffy insisted Chopper join the crew and come with them, a true collector's item.

Roronoa Zoro (OP06-118, Secret Rare). The card shows Zoro unleashing his Three-Sword Technique in Wano. Zoro himself is depicted in black-and-white with splashes of green tint on his haramaki (waist band) and bandana . Zoro’s manga rare was initially over $1,500 when OP06 released.

Monkey D. Luffy (OP05-119, Secret Rare) . The card portrays Luffy in Gear 5 – his Toon-Force-like form – in joyous manga style. The art is directly inspired by Oda’s comic panels revealing Gear 5. Luffy’s figure is drawn in his laughing pose exactly as in the manga.

Trafalgar Law (OP05-069, Super Rare). The set title Awakening of the New Era ties directly to Law’s own devil fruit awakening. The card shows him performing his “Shambles” move. By late 2025, this manga rare trades around the $400–$500 range.

Eustass "Captain" Kid (OP05-074, Super Rare). The background panels come from Wano, showing Kid’s battles and rivalry with Luffy and Law.

Sab o (OP04-083, Super Rare) . The artwork shows Sabo surrounded by flames, his fist blazing as a nod to inheriting Ace’s Mera Mera no Mi. Behind him, the manga-style background blends scenes from the Dressrosa arc with flashbacks of his childhood alongside Luffy and Ace.

Sogeking – (OP03-122, Secret Rare). The artwork showcases Sogeking (Usopp’s alter ego) in a playful yet heroic manga-style illustration. The background is composed of panels from the Enies Lobby arc. This one is a more affordable manga rarity, although it remains rare with steady demand among collectors.

Portgas D. Ace (OP02-013, Super Rare). The artwork depicts Ace in dynamic manga style amid the Marineford war. The card’s art is largely black and white, with Ace’s flames illustrated in vivid color , capturing the dramatic moment from the manga.

Shanks – OP01-120 (Secret Rare, Alternate “Manga” Art) . The artwork features “Red-Haired” Shanks in Eiichiro Oda’s manga style, set against a black-and-white panel background. On the right, it shows scenes from the first chapter where Shanks saves Luffy from a Sea King and loses his arm. The top-left panel depicts the moment he entrusts Luffy with his straw hat after Luffy vows to become the next Pirate King. On the left, there’s a scene from Episode 316 showing Shanks’ meeting with Whitebeard. The foreground shows Shanks in full color, highlighting his commanding stance and trademark facial scar.