Nojiko EB-05: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 9, 2026

Nojiko EB05 is card EB05-057, a Rare (R) in the Japanese One Piece Card Game Extra Booster EB-05 (EB05) Heroines Edition vol.2, which went on sale in Japan on October 31, 2026. The official card list shows it at Rare, and it sits among the 21 Rares of the set.

What Is the Nojiko EB05 Card?

The Nojiko EB05 card is EB05-057, and the official card list gives it the Rare rarity. Those three details, the name, the card number and the rarity, are everything the official sources state about this card, so this guide puts it in context: how the rarity list is built, how the box is built, and how to find and buy it.

EB-05 has 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special Cards, plus 2 DON!! cards, according to the official Japanese product page. Nojiko is one of those 21 Rares. Together the main card types add up to the “75 + 2” total the product pages quote: 75 regular types and 2 DON!! card types.

Our sealed listing for the set is the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box. It is a Japanese Original Edition extra booster box that contains 24 packs with 6 cards per pack. The official name of the set is EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION vol.2- [EB-05], and the product is the second Extra Booster that stars the heroines of One Piece.

Which Rarity and Card Number Does Nojiko Have in EB-05?

Nojiko has the card number EB05-057 and the rarity R (Rare), as the official English card list shows.

Use EB05-057 when you search a shop or marketplace for this card. A search by number separates it from the other 74 regular card types in the set.

Only one Nojiko card appears in our sources for this set. They list no alternate-art or Special Card version of her, so treat EB05-057 as the single known Nojiko card.

The number matters because EB-05 also contains cards that carry other set codes. The official pages feature Boa Hancock ST17-004, Perona OP14-033, Gerd OP17-081 and Charlotte Pudding OP17-109 next to the EB05 cards. Check the card number on every listing to see which card it refers to, and make that a habit for every card in this set.

Is Nojiko One of the Featured Cards of EB-05?

No, the official EB-05 product pages do not list Nojiko among their featured cards. They highlight Nico Robin (EB05-010) as the new Leader, along with Baby 5 (EB05-004), Boa Hancock (EB05-028), Perona (EB05-043) and Miss Buckingham Stussy (EB05-006), as shown on the official English product page.

That tells you where Nojiko stands on those pages: she is a Rare in the card list, and the featured-card list on the product pages does not include her. For a collector, the practical reading is simple. If you want a complete EB-05 binder, Nojiko is one of the 21 Rares you need; if you want only the cards the product pages feature, she is not on that short list.

The official pages list the exclusive alt-art card EB05-055, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, which has a parallel version. Our own listing names the Super Rare Nami EB05-055, the Nico Robin Leader and the eight heroine Special Cards as the early collector watch points.

Where Does the Rare Tier Sit in the EB-05 Rarity Structure?

The Rare tier has 21 card types in EB-05, the second-largest count after the 29 Commons. Nojiko is in that group.

Adding the first six rows gives 75 types, and the DON!! cards make the “+2”. The same breakdown appears on the official Asia English page. The English-site page lists the rarity names as Commons, Rares, Super Rares, Secret Rares, Leaders, Special Cards and DON!! Cards, and it describes “6 types of SP cards featuring special designs”. The Japanese page counts 8 Special Cards. Both numbers come from official pages, so when you compare listings, rely on the card number rather than on the count of special cards.

Two things follow for a Rare such as Nojiko. First, she belongs to the regular card list, separate from the 8 Special Cards and the single Secret Rare. Second, the official notes say multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble, which applies to every rarity in the list, Rares included.

The notes on the English page also say the cards are Tournament Legal after 7 days, that illustrations may differ somewhat from the final product, and that product details may differ from the actual product. Those are the publisher’s own caveats and they apply to the whole set.

How Does the EB-05 Box Contain Nojiko?

A Japanese EB-05 box holds 24 packs with 6 cards per pack, which is 144 cards per box, and Nojiko is one of the card types that can appear in those packs. Cards are randomly packed at the factory, so no individual card, Nojiko included, is guaranteed in any box.

Our listing states this directly: the product is a sealed, randomized product, and individual card pulls are not guaranteed. The listing also describes the box as brand new and sealed, shipped from our warehouse in Tokyo by FedEx with tracking and insurance on every shipment.

The plain consequence is that a box is a way to open the set, not a way to secure one named card. Anyone who wants Nojiko specifically should treat the box as a chance at the whole card pool and a single-card search as the targeted route.

Do the Official EB-05 Pages Agree With Each Other?

Yes on the contents. All three official pages list 75 + 2 card types, and the Japanese and Asia English pages state 6 cards per pack. The dates and prices shown differ from page to page, as the table shows.

The date on the English site is one day earlier than the Japanese release date. Because the Japanese edition is the product this article covers, we use October 31, 2026 as the Japanese release date, as the Japanese and Asia English pages do. The Japanese page also records a lottery application period from October 30 to November 5, 2026.

The Asia English page adds that an English version is planned, with details on the English site, and that playmats offered through the Japanese and English questionnaires share the same design. The English site shows USD $4.99 per pack, while the Japanese page shows 240 yen per pack; our box is the Japanese edition.

For the lottery and box-price background, the EB-05 pre-order guide is the place to read.

How Should You Search for Nojiko EB05-057?

Search by the exact number EB05-057 and check that the listing is the Japanese edition. A single-card search is the direct route to this specific Rare, because a sealed box gives you 144 cards but no guarantee of any one of them.

Before buying, check these points on any listing:

• The card number reads EB05-057.
• The listing is the Japanese edition of EB-05.
• The condition is stated clearly if it is a single card rather than a sealed box.
• The set is EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 and not a different set that shares character names.

Try both the “EB-05” and “EB05” spellings when a shop’s search box seems to miss the card. If you also collect the neighbouring cards, our guides explain them: the EB-05 Box Guide covers the contents of the box, and the EB-05 Complete Guide covers the whole set.

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If your interest is in how the heroines compare with the earlier set, the EB-05 vs EB-03 comparison goes card by card.

Which Other EB-05 Characters Have Their Own Guides?

Our site has separate guides for Nico Robin, Nami, Shirahoshi, Miss Buckingham Stussy, Boa Hancock, Alvida and Bonney in EB-05. Nojiko has no guide of her own beyond this one because the sources give only her number and rarity.

• Nico Robin: EB05-010, the new Leader card. See Nico Robin in One Piece EB-05.
• Nami: EB05-055 by Kentaro Yabuki. See Nami Cards in One Piece EB-05 and the Nami EB05-055 guide.
• Shirahoshi: EB05-014. See the Shirahoshi EB05-014 guide.
• Miss Buckingham Stussy: EB05-006. See the Stussy EB05-006 guide.
• Boa Hancock: EB05-028 and the ST17-004 SP card. See the Boa Hancock SP guide.
• Alvida: EB05-021. See the Alvida EB05-021 fact sheet.
• Bonney: See the Bonney EB-05 guide.

Other Heroines guides on our site cover Leaders in more depth. The EB-05 Leaders guide walks through all 7 Leaders in vol.2.

How Do You Buy EB-05 From Japan?

You can order the Japanese EB-05 box from our shop, and it ships from Tokyo by FedEx. Standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch, and Expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both are transit estimates only, and shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your address, according to our shipping policy.

Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. That handling time is also an estimate. Business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays. The policy says delivery dates shown on the site, at checkout or in carrier tools do not include handling time, pre-order release timing, supplier allocation delays, customs processing, carrier congestion, weather or destination-country conditions.

Check your address before you pay. While an order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account > Orders. The destination country cannot be changed, and the shipping method stays as selected at checkout. If the new address costs more to ship to, the difference must be paid before dispatch.

After an order has been handed to FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities. Customs inspections, import procedures, remote-area handling and peak-season congestion can delay delivery, and the policy states these delays are outside our control. You can follow the order status in your customer account, and after dispatch you can see the tracking number and the carrier’s latest estimate there or in the shipping confirmation email.

For the box itself, go to the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 booster box page, and for the price context in Japan read the EB-05 booster box buying guide.

Which Payment Method Suits an EB-05 Order?

Wise bank transfer suits you if you want to avoid the processing fee, and PayPal suits you if you want to pay instantly at checkout. All payments are made in Japanese yen, per the payment methods page.

With Wise, you can upload a screenshot of your transfer if you are signed in to an account. The screenshot option is not available at guest checkout. With a screenshot, you upload it within 5 days of placing the order and your order price is held for a total of 10 days. Enter the payment reference SST-{order number} in the Wise reference field exactly as issued.

If you pay by SWIFT, a receiving fee of JPY 611 is deducted before the funds reach us, so add JPY 611 to your order total. The page also recommends the OUR charge option so correspondent bank fees are covered on your side. If the amount received is short, order processing is paused until the shortfall is paid.

Card payments open in PayPal’s own secure window, and we never see or store your card number. A PayPal account is usually not required for a card payment, though PayPal may occasionally ask you to sign in. Your card issuer may also apply 3-D Secure authentication.

Pay Later is offered and operated by PayPal. In the United States and Canada it is PayPal Pay in 4, four payments one every 2 weeks; in the United Kingdom it is PayPal Pay in 3, three monthly payments. Availability is not guaranteed and PayPal decides which option shows.

Bottom Line on Nojiko EB05

Nojiko EB05-057 is a Rare in the Japanese EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2, one of 21 Rares in a 75 + 2 type set. Look for it by card number, and buy the sealed box if you want the whole set’s cards rather than this one.

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