Bonney EB-05: Character Cards Guide

Bonney EB05 refers to the Jewelry Bonney cards in the official EB-05 (EB05) card list for ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2: Super Rare EB05-001 and the Leader card numbered OP13-100, which the list shows under the EB-05 set. This guide explains what each one is, where it comes from, and how to buy the Japanese box.

Updated November 6, 2026

What are the key facts for Bonney EB05?

The key facts are that Bonney appears in the EB-05 card list as two cards, and that EB-05 is the Japanese Extra Booster called ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2. The table below puts the set facts in one place, and each fact comes from an official ONE PIECE CARD GAME page.

“EB05” and “EB-05” are two spellings of the same set code, and they name the same product. The card numbers inside it use the no-hyphen form with a dash before the number, such as EB05-001.

Which Bonney cards are listed in EB-05?

Two Jewelry Bonney cards are listed under the EB-05 set in the official English card list: EB05-001 (Super Rare, Character card) and OP13-100 (Leader, Leader card). Everything below about Bonney rests on those two entries.

The two entries are different cards. EB05-001 is a Character card and carries the Super Rare mark. OP13-100 is a Leader card, and the card list itself notes it as an OP-13 card number that appears in this set’s listing. That second point matters: a number starting with OP13 tells you the card’s numbering comes from the OP-13 series, not from the EB-05 series.

If you came for one card, the EB-05 card number to remember is EB05-001. If you search sellers, use the full number and the name together, “Jewelry Bonney EB05-001”, so you do not mix it up with the Leader.

What is Jewelry Bonney EB05-001 in EB-05?

Jewelry Bonney EB05-001 is a Super Rare Character card, and it is the Bonney card that carries an EB-05 card number. The official card list gives its number, rarity (SR), name and card type. It does not give more detail in the listing entry used here, so this guide sticks to those four data points.

Super Rare is one of the rarities in the set. The official Japanese and Asia English product pages list the full breakdown: 7 Leader cards, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare, 8 Special Cards and 2 DON!! cards. That means EB05-001 is one of only 9 Super Rare slots in the whole set. The official breakdown is a count of card types, not a statement about how often any card appears in a pack, so it tells you the size of the Super Rare group and nothing about odds.

For a character card guide, this is the practical reading: if you want a Bonney card from the EB-05 numbering, the Super Rare EB05-001 is it. Nothing in the official listing shows a second Bonney card with an EB05 number.

Is the Bonney Leader OP13-100 part of EB-05?

The official card list shows Jewelry Bonney OP13-100 under the EB-05 set, but its number says it belongs to the OP-13 series. The list marks it as rarity L (Leader) and card type Leader.

The set’s own official numbering runs in EB05- numbers, and the product pages count 7 Leader cards in the 75+2 types. The product pages name one new Leader for the set, Nico Robin (EB05-010). The OP13-100 listing is not described on those pages. So treat it as a card that the card list ties to this set, and check the exact card number on any listing before you buy, since an OP13 number and an EB05 number are not interchangeable.

A simple rule helps. When a listing says “Bonney EB05”, look for the number. EB05-001 matches the set code. OP13-100 does not match, even though the official card list shows it in this set’s results. Neither of these two is more correct than the other as a search result; they are two different cards that both turn up when you look up Bonney in EB-05.

How do the official pages describe EB-05, and where does Bonney show up?

Bonney shows up in the official card list, while the three official product pages describe the set without naming her. The product pages focus on the new Nico Robin Leader, the heroine characters they list, the SP cards and the Kentaro Yabuki art. Use the card list as the source for Bonney.

The Japanese edition, the one we ship, released on October 31, 2026 in Japan, according to the Japanese product page. The Asia English page also shows October 31, 2026. The English product page shows October 30, 2026 and adds that the product is tournament legal after 7 days.

The product pages are silent on Bonney, so the card list is the single official place her cards appear. Everything else in this article about the set comes straight from the product pages.

What else comes in the EB-05 box besides Bonney?

A Japanese EB-05 box holds 24 booster packs with 6 cards per pack, which is 144 cards in total, drawn from 75+2 card types. Bonney is one name among them, so the box is a random-pack purchase and not a way to order a specific card.

Add the first six rows and you get 75 types; the 2 DON!! cards are the “+2”. That matches the “75+2” in the official wording. Both the Japanese and Asia English pages give this breakdown. The English page lists the same rarities without the counts.

The official pages also warn that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble. They add that illustrations may differ from the final product and that product details may change. Our product page says the same thing in its own words: the product is sealed and randomized, the cards are packed at random at the factory, and individual card pulls are not guaranteed. That applies to EB05-001 as much as any other card.

The price per pack is stated officially: the Japanese page lists a suggested retail price of 240 yen including tax per pack, and the English page lists USD $4.99 per pack for the English version. Neither page states a price for a full box, so this guide does not give one. Our product page is the place to see our own listing for the box.

How does Bonney compare with the other EB-05 heroines?

Bonney’s two cards are the only ones we can tie to her by name in the official card list, while the product pages put the spotlight on Nico Robin, the Yabuki art card and the other heroines. The set’s own headline cards are named on the pages, and Bonney is not among them, so the set’s product pages and its card list tell slightly different stories.

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Here is what the official pages and our product page name as the set’s focal points:

• Nico Robin Leader (EB05-010): the new Leader card, a Wisdom attribute deck leader, with a parallel version.
• EB05-055 by Kentaro Yabuki: the official Japanese and English pages name an exclusive alt-art card, EB05-055, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, creator of To Love-Ru. Our product page identifies this card as Nami (EB05-055, Super Rare) and lists it as an early collector watch point.
• SP cards: six specially designed SP cards on the official pages, and eight Special Cards in the rarity breakdown.
• Heroine character cards: Baby 5, Boa Hancock, Perona, Miss Buckingham Stussy, Vinsmoke Reiju, Gerd and Charlotte Pudding on the English page.

If your goal is a full heroine collection, you can read our character guides for Nico Robin in EB-05 and Nami cards in EB-05. Both follow the same approach as this one: start from the official numbers, then work outward.

For a set-wide view, the EB-05 complete guide covers the product as a whole, and the EB-05 Super Rares and Secret Rare list places EB05-001 beside the other eight Super Rares and the single Secret Rare.

Which Bonney card should you look for?

Look for Jewelry Bonney EB05-001 if you want the Bonney card that belongs to the EB-05 numbering. Pick OP13-100 only if you specifically want the Leader card the EB-05 card list shows, and verify the number on the listing first.

Opening packs is a choice about the hobby, not a plan for landing one card. A box gives you 144 cards from a pool of 75+2 types, and the factory packs them at random, so no single card can be promised. If one specific card is the whole point, buy that card by its exact number instead of relying on a box.

The official note that multiples may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble applies here too. Plan for duplicates.

How do you buy a Japanese EB-05 box from outside Japan?

You can order the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese booster box from our shop, and it ships from our warehouse in Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. The shipping and payment pages set out the rules, and this section repeats only what they say.

Read the full shipping policy and payment methods page before you pay. Two points deserve attention. First, the delivery dates shown on our site or in carrier tools are estimates and do not include handling time, customs processing, weekends or Japanese national holidays. Second, if you pay by Wise, the page sets deadlines: without a screenshot of your transfer the order is cancelled automatically if payment is not received within 12 hours, and with a screenshot you must upload it within 5 days. For pre-order items without a screenshot the window is 3 hours.

Our product page describes the box as brand new and sealed, shipped directly from Tokyo via FedEx with tracking and insurance. For a step-by-step view of buying this set, see the EB-05 booster box buying guide, and for the release window, the EB-05 pre-order guide.

How can you check a Bonney listing before you buy?

Check the full card number, the rarity and the name on every Bonney listing, and match them to the official EB-05 card list. A short checklist keeps you from buying the wrong card.

1. Match the number. EB05-001 is the Super Rare Character card. OP13-100 is the Leader card with an OP-13 number.
2. Match the rarity. The list shows SR for EB05-001 and L for OP13-100.
3. Match the name. Both entries read Jewelry Bonney.
4. Confirm the edition. We ship the Japanese edition. The English version of the set is planned according to the Asia English page, and it is a different product.
5. Read the product notes. Illustrations may differ from the final product, and details may change, according to every official product page.

For other cards in the set, our lists for the seven EB-05 Leaders, the eight Special Cards and the parallel cards use the same approach of starting from official numbers. For a comparison with the earlier heroines set, read EB-05 vs EB-03.

Where can you read more about EB-05?

Our EB-05 guides cover the set from several angles, and they are the next step after this Bonney guide. The set facts at the top of this article come from the official pages linked in the Key facts table.

• EB-05 Complete Guide: One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2 (Japanese)
• One Piece EB-05 Set Size: 75+2 Types and Official Rarity Breakdown
• One Piece EB-05 Release Events in Japan and Heroines CUP 3on3
• Shirahoshi EB05-014 Manga-Panel Parallel: One Piece EB-05 Card
• Nami EB05-055 by Kentaro Yabuki: One Piece EB-05 Card, 2 Versions

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