Usopp OP-17: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 9, 2026

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Usopp OP17 means card OP17-080 in the Japanese One Piece Card Game set OP-17 (OP17) The World’s Strongest Warriors. It is a Super Rare (SR) Black Character with cost 2 and 2000 power, and the official card list shows it twice, as a regular and a parallel art version.

What is the Usopp card in OP-17?

The Usopp card in OP-17 is OP17-080, a Super Rare Character in the Black color. The English product page places it in the Straw Hat Crew section under the name “Elbaph Attire”, which matches the set theme: the official news post says the Straw Hat Pirates appear in their Elbaph arc outfits.

OP-17 is the fourth-anniversary set, staged in Elbaph, with the Four Emperors as leader cards (one-piece.com). Usopp is one of ten Straw Hat Crew members the product page features by number. If you want a single Usopp card from this set, OP17-080 is the one to look for.

OP17-080 is the number the official pages use for Usopp, and the rarity printed in the official list is SR. The sources list Usopp under one number only, so there is no second Usopp number to confuse with this one. The Japanese edition is the version this article covers: the product name on the Japanese official page is Sekai Saikyo no Senshi, and the English-name counterpart is The World’s Strongest Warriors.

What are the printed stats and effect of Usopp OP17-080?

Usopp OP17-080 costs 2, has 2000 power and 1000 counter, and carries two effects. The data below comes from the official card list.

The effect text reads: if there is a Character with a cost of 12 or more, this Character gains +3000 power. [On Play] Look at 3 cards from the top of your deck; reveal up to 1 {Elbaph} type card and add it to your hand. Then, trash the rest.

The same data appears on the English card list, which reports 169 results for the whole OP-17 series. The rarity codes shown across the Asia English list are L, SR, R, UC, C and TR, so SR sits among the standard rarity codes of the set. The product page also lists the rarity categories of the set: Special Cards, Treasure Rare, Leader Cards, Secret Rares, Super Rares, Rares, Uncommons, Commons and DON!! Cards. Usopp belongs to the Super Rares group.

How does the Usopp OP17 effect work in practice?

The Usopp OP17 effect is a cheap search plus a conditional power boost. When you play it for 2, you look at the top 3 cards of your deck, take up to one Elbaph type card into your hand and trash the other cards.

The power boost is separate from the search. With a Character of cost 12 or more on the field, this card goes from 2000 to 5000 power. The printed wording is “a Character with a cost of 12 or more”, so read the exact text on the card or on the official list when you check a specific situation.

Here is the effect broken into its parts, taken straight from the printed text:

Note the word “up to”: the card lets you take one Elbaph type card, and the text does not force you to take one. The Type line printed on Usopp is Elbaph/Straw Hat Crew, so the card carries the Elbaph type itself, which is the same type its search looks for.

Which versions of Usopp OP17-080 exist?

The official list shows Usopp OP17-080 twice: the regular card and a parallel art version of the same number, both SR. The Asia English card list and the English card list both show this pair.

Both versions share the same card number, effect and stats, so the difference between them is the artwork. The sources list no other Usopp card for OP-17 under a different number. Illustrations may differ from the final product, as the official notes say.

Use the full number, OP17-080, when you look for this card. The official list shows the regular and the parallel art version under that same number. For a wider view of the set’s alternate arts, see our OP-17 parallel and alt-art card list.

What is the OP-17 set that Usopp comes from?

OP-17 is BOOSTER PACK -THE WORLD’S STRONGEST WARRIORS- [OP-17], the One Piece Card Game booster set for the fourth anniversary. The Japanese release date is August 22, 2026, and each pack has 6 cards (official page).

The official news post describes the set’s theme. It is the fourth-anniversary set, the stage is Elbaph, the Straw Hat Pirates appear in their Elbaph arc outfits, and the Four Emperors appear as leader cards with many members of each crew. The legendary pirate Rocks D. Xebec makes his first appearance in the card game in this set. The Asia English page also mentions the Rocks Pirates.

Usopp’s printed Type line is Elbaph/Straw Hat Crew, and the set’s stage is Elbaph. Two release dates exist because the Japanese release came first, on August 22, while the English-language site lists a pre-release on August 21 and a release on August 28. The official notes add that cards are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store, and that multiples of one card may appear while completing a full set may be difficult.

Product photos and illustrations may differ somewhat from the actual product, and Bandai notes that information such as product name, release date and price may change. For more on the dates, read our OP-17 English release date and pre-release guide.

Which product do I open to find Usopp OP17-080?

Usopp OP17-080 comes from OP-17 booster packs, so you open OP-17 packs from a booster box. The Japanese box is a sealed product with 24 packs of 6 cards each, and the official page lists 131 plus 4 card types. The OP-17 booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) product page describes it as the Japanese Original Edition, brand new and sealed, shipped from Tokyo.

The box is a randomized product: the cards in each box are packed at the factory, so which cards you open is down to chance, and individual pulls are not guaranteed. The official notes also say multiples of one card may appear and completing a full set may be difficult. Pricing and availability are shown on the product page and confirmed at checkout.

Two other formats exist as separate listings:

• OP-17 Booster Box – Carton: one full carton (case) of 12 Japanese booster boxes, shipped as the carton itself, not as 12 individual boxes.
• OP-17 Booster Box – Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order): an unopened box with outer-box damage, sold as-is at a discount.

Choose by purchase unit. One box means 24 packs. The carton is the listing for 12 boxes together, shipped as one carton. The Damaged Box is the same set with a damaged outer box. All three are Japanese edition products of OP-17. For a longer look at the box itself, read our OP-17 Japanese box guide or the OP-17 booster box buying guide.

What should I know about the Damaged Box before buying for Usopp?

The Damaged Box is an unopened OP-17 box discounted for cosmetic damage to the outer box, and the listing says the cards inside are unaffected. It is sold as-is, and the listing states that returns and refunds are not accepted.

Dents, crushed corners, creased edges and scuffs are the typical damage. The type and extent of damage vary by item. The listing explains why these boxes exist: the Tokyo warehouse takes in large volumes of Japanese trading cards every day, some boxes arrive with dents or scratches, and during inspection against defined condition standards those boxes were separated from regular stock because they cannot be sold as mint-condition products.

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The photos on the listing are samples. The first image shows the regular product so you can identify the set, and the condition photos that follow show the typical level of damage from the same stock. The item you receive may differ from the photos. If a pristine outer box matters to you, choose the regular box instead.

Which other Straw Hat Crew cards sit next to Usopp in OP-17?

Next to Usopp, the official page features nine more Straw Hat Crew cards by number. The list below is from the English product page.

Usopp’s number, 080, sits directly after Monkey.D.Luffy’s 079 in this list. The numbers in the table are the ones the product page names; the page does not list every number in between, so treat the table as the featured Straw Hat Crew cards only. To go deeper on the captain’s card, read our Luffy OP-17 character cards guide, which covers OP17-079.

The name Yasopp is easy to confuse with Usopp, but they are different characters with different guides. Our Yasopp OP-17 guide covers Yasopp’s cards separately. For the whole set at once, the OP-17 card list by color and rarity is the place to look up numbers.

What was the OP-17 4th Anniversary Event?

The 4th Anniversary Event was the official OP-17 release event, running August 21 to September 13, 2026 (official event page). Player application started August 7, 2026, and participating stores had to apply through TCG+ to receive tournament kits.

Usopp OP17-080 is a booster card from the OP-17 set, not an event item. The event items are separate: the Tournament Pack of 75 types, the P-110 Luffy leader card and two World United DON!! Cards designs. The Asia English product page adds that playmats can be downloaded by completing the Japanese or English survey, with the same design in both. Keep the booster cards and the event items apart: Usopp is OP17-080, while the event leader card is P-110 Monkey.D.Luffy.

How do I order OP-17 from Samurai Sword Tokyo?

You order from the product page, pay in Japanese yen, and the package ships from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number. The shipping policy lists two options, and the cost of either is calculated automatically at checkout from your delivery address.

Both transit times are estimates only. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. That handling window is also an estimate, and business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays. Delivery estimates do not include handling time, pre-order release timing, supplier allocation delays, quality inspection holds, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion, weather or destination-country conditions.

If dispatch is delayed, the policy says the shop will contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate, and for significant delays before handoff to FedEx it may offer the option to wait or cancel with a full refund. After handoff to FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, and customs inspections or import procedures may delay delivery. Those transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch.

FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so use a physical address and check it before you order. While an order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account, then Orders, then the order. The destination country cannot be changed. There is no minimum order amount or quantity.

Once the order is dispatched, you can see the tracking number and the carrier’s latest delivery estimate in your account or in the shipping confirmation email.

Which payment methods are accepted?

The payment methods page says all payments are made in Japanese yen (JPY). Any difference between the amount charged and the amount on your statement comes from exchange rates and conversion fees set by your card issuer, bank or PayPal.

For Wise, enter the payment reference issued with your order, SST-{order number}, exactly as issued. SWIFT payments incur a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add JPY 611 to your order total if you pay that way, and select the OUR charge option so correspondent bank fees are covered on your side.

For the full set picture, see the OP-17 complete guide.

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