Reiju EB05: Character Cards Guide to Vinsmoke Reiju EB05-031

Updated November 9, 2026

Reiju EB05 means Vinsmoke Reiju, card number EB05-031, in ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2, the Japanese Extra Booster EB-05 (EB05). The official card list shows her as a Rare Purple Character, with a second SP CARD listing under the same number.

What is Reiju EB05-031?

Reiju EB05-031 is the Vinsmoke Reiju card in the Japanese edition of EB-05, printed as a Rare (R) Purple Character with a separate SP CARD version. The table below gives the exact names and dates, each taken from the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME pages. If you want the sealed product that contains her, our EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box is the Japanese-edition box for this set.

The English official page describes the set as “The second Extra Booster featuring Heroines!” Reiju is part of that heroine lineup, which is why this guide treats her as a character card in a heroine set rather than as a standalone product.

Which Reiju cards exist in EB-05?

There are two Reiju listings in EB-05, both numbered EB05-031: the Rare Character and the SP CARD. The official EB-05 card list prints the R version as a Purple Character, and then shows a second EB05-031 Vinsmoke Reiju entry with the rarity SP CARD.

The official EB-05 product page places EB05-031 Vinsmoke Reiju under the heading “6 types of SP cards featuring special designs!” So the SP version is one of the six SP card types the publisher names for this set.

When you search a card list or a marketplace, use both the number and the rarity. EB05-031 alone covers two different cards. The R and the SP share a number, so the rarity label is what separates them. Write down “EB05-031 R” or “EB05-031 SP CARD” before you compare listings.

Reiju is not the only number that repeats on the official list. EB05-006 appears more than once as well: as Miss Buckingham Stussy (SR) and as her SP CARD. The same habit applies to every card in this set: read the name and the rarity together with the number.

Where does the Reiju SP card sit among the six EB-05 SP cards?

Reiju is one of six SP card types in EB-05, and two of the six, Reiju and Miss Buckingham Stussy, carry EB05 numbers. The official Japanese page lists the six SP cards by name, and the numbers below come from the official English page and the official card list.

The other four carry numbers from other sets: OP14, ST17 and OP17. Reiju and Stussy are the two on this list with EB05 numbers. For the Stussy card, read our Stussy EB05-006 guide; for Hancock, see the Boa Hancock SP guide.

One gap: the card list’s SP CARD entries include eight cards, among them EB05-016 Nico Robin and OP01-016 Nami, while the product page’s heading names 6 types. Use the product page for the six featured designs and the card list for every SP CARD entry it prints.

What does the official EB-05 card list show around Reiju?

The official EB-05 card list reported 96 results, and Reiju’s two entries sit among Leaders, Rares, Super Rares, a Secret Rare and SP CARD listings. The table shows the entries named on that page, so you can see which cards share a rarity or an SP label with her.

Three other Rares on the list share Reiju’s rarity: Baby 5 (EB05-004), Boa Hancock (EB05-028) and Perona (EB05-043). If your goal is a heroine Rare, those four, Reiju included, are the Rares named on the official page.

The SP CARD listings on the same page include Miss Buckingham Stussy (EB05-006), Nico Robin (EB05-016), Vinsmoke Reiju (EB05-031), Nami (OP01-016), Perona (OP14-033), Gerd (OP17-081), Charlotte Pudding (OP17-109) and Boa Hancock (ST17-004). Reiju’s name appears in both groups: once as the R Character and once as an SP CARD.

This guide does not copy the full 96-result list. The card list page is the authority for the complete set, and it is the page to check for artwork, because the official pages describe Reiju by number and rarity and the text we work from does not show her image.

How is the EB-05 set built?

EB-05 has 75 regular card types plus 2 additional types, written as 75+2, and each pack holds 6 cards. The official Japanese page and the official Asia English page give the same breakdown by rarity.

The first five rows add up to 67 types, and the 8 Special cards bring the regular total to 75; the 2 DON!! cards are the “+2.” Reiju’s standard card is one of the 21 Rares. Her SP card is a separate listing under the SP CARD label.

The official page also carries a plain warning: “Due to the nature of the product, multiples of one card may appear, or it may be difficult to assemble a full set.” Treat that as a rule for any EB-05 card. Opening packs does not promise a playset of any card, Reiju included.

The English official page adds that cards in this product are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region, and lists “Tournament Legal after 7 days.” For Japanese-edition cards, follow the event rules of the organizer you play with.

How do you get Reiju EB05-031 from a Japanese booster box?

You open packs: each pack holds 6 cards, and each box holds 24 packs. Our EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box contains 144 cards in total and is a sealed, randomized product, so individual pulls are not guaranteed.

The box page describes the contents as 75+2 card types: 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special Cards, plus 2 DON!! cards. It also states that the specific cards in each box are randomly packed at the factory.

The math of one box is simple: 24 packs at 6 cards each is 144 cards. That is the number of card slots you open, not a count of how many Reiju cards will be in them. No published figure on the official pages tells you how many copies of any card a box holds, and the official note about multiples applies.

The official pages carry one more caution: page images are labeled as under development and may differ from the final product. The official Japanese page says so for its images, and the English pages say illustrations and product details may differ from the final product. Check the final card on the official card list.

What does a Reiju card cost?

The sources give no price for either Reiju card, so the only official price figures are for packs. The official Japanese page prices a pack at 240 yen, tax included, and the official English page lists an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack for the English release.

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Those are retail figures for packs, not card values. The box on our site is priced on its product page, and that page is the place to read the current price. Single-card prices for EB05-031 are not part of the sources behind this guide, so compare current listings yourself and match both the number and the rarity, R or SP CARD, before you pay.

A practical way to choose: if you want to open packs and see what comes, buy the box. If you want one specific card, EB05-031 in a given rarity, confirm the rarity on the official card list first, then compare listings for that exact version.

Which other EB-05 heroines should a Reiju collector know?

The official pages name Nico Robin and Nami among the cards they list, and both have several versions. EB05-010 Nico Robin is the new Leader, built for “a variety of Wisdom attribute Character cards” per the official page. EB05-055 Nami is an alt-art card illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, and EB05-061 Nami is the Secret Rare.

Our box page lists the same watch points for the set: Nami EB05-055 (Super Rare, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki), the Nico Robin Leader and the eight heroine Special Cards. It describes EB-05 as the second Extra Booster starring the heroines of One Piece, with new cards for Nami, Nico Robin and the other leading ladies, including parallel and super parallel cards.

For deeper reads, see our Nico Robin EB-05 guide, the Nami cards guide, the EB-05 complete guide and the EB-05 box guide.

Is there an English version of EB-05?

Yes, an English version is planned. The official Asia English page says so and links to the English ONE PIECE CARD GAME site, and that page lists the set as available October 31, 2026.

The English global page uses a different release date, October 30, 2026, and the USD $4.99 pack MSRP. Our box is the Japanese edition, so the Japanese date, the 240 yen pack price and the Japanese card text apply to what you receive. If you collect English-edition cards, read the English official page for that product.

The Japanese official page also notes lottery applications through P-Bandai from October 30 to November 5, 2026.

How does shipping and payment work for an EB-05 order?

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Planning a bigger order? Our EB-05 booster box buying guide covers the box in more detail, and the EB-05 pre-order guide covers the Japan price and lotteries.

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