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One Piece - OP13

The

One Piece Card Game "Carrying On His Will" [OP-13] booster set, releasing in late 2025 (Nov 7 in some regions), celebrates the game's 3rd anniversary with a "Three Brothers" theme featuring Luffy, Ace, and Sabo. It includes 133+1 card types, featuring new Leaders, Super Rares, and Special cards to strengthen existing decks. 

Key features and details include:

  • Theme: Focused on the Three Brothers (Luffy, Ace, Sabo) and the 3rd Anniversary.

  • Card Breakdown: The set includes 6 Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 2-3 Secret Rares, and Special Cards.

  • Structure: Each pack contains 12 cards.

  • Key Cards: Features cards from the Egghead arc, such as Jewelry Bonney, and special cards like "Divine Departure".

  • Gameplay Impact: Designed to boost various decks, offering competitive options for both new and experienced players. 

One Piece - OP13

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