EB-06 EAST BLUE: Japanese Release Date, Pack Price and Contents

Updated November 7, 2026

EB-06 (EB06) is the ONE PIECE Card Game Extra Booster EAST BLUE. The dates to plan around are Saturday, January 30, 2027 for the Japanese edition and January 29, 2027 for the English edition. A Japanese pack costs 240 yen with tax and holds 6 cards from 67+1 card types.

While you wait for EB-06, earlier extra boosters such as the EB-03 Heroines Edition Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) are available now. Those are different sets and are covered in their own section further down.

What Do the Official Pages Say About EB-06 Before January 30, 2027?

The official pages give you the date, the pack price and the pack format for EB-06, and those three points are the reference for anything else you read about the set. Counting from November 7, 2026, the Japanese release is 84 days away.

The Japanese official page lists the product as the sixth extra booster, gives the release date as Saturday, January 30, 2027, shows a price of 240 yen with tax included, and states that each pack holds 6 cards drawn from 67 types plus 1 additional type. The English official page gives the same 67+1 total. The pages also state that cards are randomly inserted, that photos may differ from the actual product, and that specifications may change.

Because specifications may change, the safest habit is to re-read the official pages before you commit money, not after. A useful check has four points:

• Set code: the listing must say EB-06, not a neighbouring code.
• Edition: Japanese edition or English edition. The two have different release dates and different pack prices.
• Release date: January 30, 2027 for the Japanese edition; January 29, 2027 for the English edition.
• Pack price reference: 240 yen (tax included) in Japan; USD $4.99 MSRP for the English edition.

A listing that matches all four lines up with the official pages. A listing that does not name the edition leaves the main question open, so treat it as incomplete.

When Is the EB-06 Release Date in Japan and in English?

The Japanese edition of EB-06 releases on Saturday, January 30, 2027, and the English edition releases on January 29, 2027, one day earlier on the calendar. January 29, 2027 falls on a Friday, because the Japanese date is stated as a Saturday.

The Japanese official product list also shows EB-06 with the release date 2027.01.30 (Sat), the same date as the product page, so the list and the page agree. The English edition is a separate product with its own date and its own price basis, which is why it is worth deciding which edition you want before you look at any listing.

For collectors outside Japan, the practical point is that the two editions have separate dates and separate price bases: the English edition is listed for January 29, 2027, one day before the Japanese edition on January 30, 2027. Separate Japanese and English dates also appear in our EB-03 release date guide and in the OP-16 release date guide.

How Much Does an EB-06 Pack Cost?

A Japanese EB-06 pack costs 240 yen with tax included, and the English edition lists an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack. Both figures are per pack, so they are not box prices.

At 6 cards per pack, 240 yen works out to 40 yen per card before any rarity is considered. The official pages do not state a box price or the number of packs in a box, so use the per-pack numbers as the fixed reference.

The price is also higher than EB-03 Heroines Edition in our reference data. EB-03 Heroines Edition was listed at 220 yen (tax included) per pack, so EB-06 is 20 yen higher per pack, about 9 percent.

What Is Inside EB-06: Pack Size, Card Types and Theme?

EB-06 packs hold 6 cards, and the set contains 67 card types plus 1 additional type. The official English page words this as “67+1 types in total”.

The theme is the East Blue sea. The English page describes the set as the 6th Extra Booster and says it lets you “power up a variety of decks with characters from the sea where the adventure began”. The Japanese page adds that it features many nostalgic characters from the start of the adventure. So the set is built around the opening stage of the story, not around a later arc.

The official pages do not list individual card names, rarities, or the number of packs per box, and the Japanese page shows pillow and box images only as illustrations. Everything else in this guide is stated by the official pages. It also gives you a clear rule: do not accept a card list, a rarity table or a box-contents claim for EB-06 unless it is traced to an official page.

Two cautions from the official text apply to everything you read about the contents:

• Cards are randomly inserted, so a pack does not promise any particular card.
• The English page notes that, due to the nature of the product, multiples of one card may appear, or it may be difficult to assemble a full set.

The second point matters for set collectors.

How Does EB-06 Compare With EB-03 in Size and Price?

EB-06 is smaller than EB-03 by card types and costs 20 yen more per pack. EB-06 lists 67+1 types at 240 yen, while EB-03 Heroines Edition listed 71+4 types at 220 yen.

EB-03 is a useful yardstick because its official page lists a full rarity breakdown, which the EB-06 pages do not yet provide. EB-03 was released on October 25, 2025, with 6 cards per pack, and its breakdown reads: 1 leader, 29 common, 21 rare, 9 super rare, 2 secret rare, 9 SP and 4 DON!! cards. Those numbers add up to the 75 types that the page expresses as 71+4.

Read the table as a format comparison only. It tells you that EB-06 has 7 fewer card types than EB-03 and that both use 6-card packs. It does not tell you how EB-06 rarities are split, because the official EB-06 pages do not state that. For another extra booster in the same line, see our EB-05 complete guide.

Is EB-06 Tournament Legal, and From When?

EB-06 cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region, according to the official English page. The page does not give the pre-release date itself, so the release dates above are the fixed points.

For players this means the legality date is tied to the pre-release date in your region. If you plan to play EB-06 cards at events, tie your plans to the official event announcements for your region, and do not treat a release date alone as the legality date.

The same page also says that illustrations may differ somewhat from the final product and that product details may differ from the actual product. For competitive players, that is another reason to wait for the official card information rather than build a deck list from images alone.

What Else Is Releasing Around EB-06?

The official EB-06 page lists four related products: OP-19, PEB-01, ST-37 and ST-38. The official product list gives a date only for PEB-01, which is April 24, 2027 (Saturday).

PEB-01 lands almost three months after EB-06, so a collector who wants both will spread spending across two release windows. EB-06 comes first on the official calendar, and PEB-01 follows on April 24, 2027.

For main-series context, see our guides to the OP-18 set and the OP-17 set.

How Should Overseas Collectors Prepare for the EB-06 Release?

Decide your edition first, then check each listing against the four official reference points: set code, edition, release date and pack price. That order removes most mistakes.

Here is a decisive plan for a collector outside Japan:

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1. Pick Japanese or English edition. The Japanese edition releases January 30, 2027 at 240 yen per pack. The English edition releases January 29, 2027 at a USD $4.99 MSRP per pack.
2. Keep the release dates in your calendar. The official release date is the anchor for everything that follows, including tournament legality.
3. Do not rely on unofficial card lists. The official pages state 67+1 types and nothing about names. Wait for official card information before paying for singles or box-chase claims.
4. Read the delivery terms before paying. The section below shows our shipping and payment terms for the sets available now.
5. Budget per pack, not per box. Only the pack price is official, so a box total should be checked against the number of packs stated.

The official pages are product pages, and they are the reference you should hold every listing to. For a pre-order guide on another extra booster, see our EB-05 pre-order guide, which covers Japan box price and lotteries for that set.

Which Extra Booster Sets Can You Buy Now While You Wait for EB-06?

You can buy Japanese booster boxes of the earlier extra boosters EB-04, EB-03 and EB-02 now. They are different sets from EB-06 and contain none of its cards, but they share the extra booster format.

Which should you pick? If you want a standard box listing, choose the regular EB-03 or EB-02 box. The “Damaged Box” listings are marked as such in the product name, so read the listing title and decide whether the box condition suits you. EB-04 is shown here as a Damaged Box listing.

EB-03 is the closest point of comparison to EB-06, because its official page shows the pack format and rarity breakdown that EB-06 can be measured against. Our EB-03 release date article covers the Japanese and English dates for that set.

What Do Shipping and Payment Look Like for the Sets Available Now?

Orders for the sets above ship by FedEx with a tracking number, and most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. These terms come from our shipping policy and payment page and apply to the products listed above.

The transit times are estimates only, and the policy states that delivery estimates do not include handling time, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion or weather. There is no minimum order amount or quantity. FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so a physical address is required at checkout.

On the payment side, all payments are made in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5 percent payment processing fee. PayPal and credit or debit cards through PayPal carry that 5 percent fee. Accepted card brands are Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, and which of them is offered depends on PayPal, your country and your card.

After an order is handed to FedEx, customs inspections and import procedures are controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, and the policy says such transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch. Plan your own schedule with that in mind.

What Should You Watch for in the Months Before EB-06 Launches?

Watch the two official EB-06 pages and the official product list, because they are the sources that state dates, prices and contents. Anything stated there carries more weight than a listing or a social media post.

The Japanese official page already states that specifications may change, and the English page says the same about product details. That makes three things worth rechecking as January 2027 approaches:

• Release date: January 30, 2027 (Japanese edition) and January 29, 2027 (English edition) are the current official dates.
• Card information: names and rarities are not on the pages today, so a card list from any other source should be treated as unofficial until the pages show it.
• Related products: OP-19, PEB-01, ST-37 and ST-38 sit next to EB-06 on the official page, so their pages may also fill in over time.

Because the set has 67+1 card types and cards are inserted at random, nobody can promise a specific pull from a pack, and this guide gives no odds. For another set’s dates, contents and confirmed cards, see our OP-18 guide.

Why Does the East Blue Theme Matter for Deck Builders?

The East Blue theme matters because the English page presents EB-06 as a set that can power up a variety of decks with characters from the sea where the adventure began. It is framed as a set for many decks, not a single archetype.

That framing fits the format. An extra booster with 67+1 types and 6-card packs is a small pool, and the official text stresses variety and nostalgia over a single strategy. The Japanese page repeats the idea by describing many nostalgic characters from the start of the adventure. Beyond that wording, the official pages say nothing about which characters, leaders or effects appear, so wait for official card information before planning decks.

For collectors, the practical step is to hold the theme wording against what is actually listed: the official pages describe the East Blue sea and the start of the adventure, and they do not name cards. If you want an extra booster in hand today, the earlier sets in the table above show the format, with EB-02 Anime 25th collection (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) as another extra booster you can order now.

How Do the Japanese and English Official Pages for EB-06 Differ?

The two official pages agree on the set and the 67+1 card types, and they differ on release date and pack price. The Japanese page gives January 30, 2027 and 240 yen with tax; the English page gives January 29, 2027 and a USD $4.99 MSRP.

Use the Japanese page for the Japanese edition and the English page for the English edition, and treat each as the reference for its own date and price.

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