Corazon de One Piece: The Official Corazon Deck, OP05-022 and OP05-030

Updated November 10, 2026

For Corazon de One Piece, the official English One Piece Card Game site has a Green/Blue deck feature titled “Donquixote Rosinante (Corazon)”. The official deck page names Leader OP05-022 (OP05 is OP-05) and three copies of OP05-030, and it lists six products.

What are the key facts about the official Corazon deck page?

The official Corazon deck page is a Green/Blue deck feature built around Leader OP05-022 Donquixote Rosinante, published on the English One Piece Card Game site. The table gives the key facts, each taken from the official deck feature page.

While you read, a different set is available now: the OP-13 Carrying on His Will Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The other sets available now are covered further down.

The guide follows the order of the official page: what the name on the page is, how the two card numbers read, what the Leader does, what the three-copy card does, which products are listed, how to check the cards, and what to look at next.

What does “Corazon” mean on the official One Piece Card Game page?

Corazon is the name in brackets after Donquixote Rosinante in the official deck title. The official English site shows the deck as “(Green/Blue) Donquixote Rosinante (Corazon)”.

The page shows two cards by number, OP05-022 and OP05-030, and both carry the name Donquixote Rosinante. If a binder app, a deck builder or an auction search does not return what you expect for Corazon, search the card number or the name Donquixote Rosinante as well.

The two cards on that page are the Leader, OP05-022, and the three-copy card, OP05-030. Everything in this guide about those cards comes from that one official page.

The page is a deck feature and not a product page. It presents one Green/Blue deck around the Leader and names the products it lists. That makes it useful for readers who want the exact English card names and set names as the official site writes them.

How do you read the card numbers OP05-022 and OP05-030?

OP05-022 and OP05-030 are two different cards, both named Donquixote Rosinante and both carrying the OP05 code. Because the name is shared, the number is the clearest way to tell them apart.

The official page writes product codes with a hyphen in square brackets, for example BOOSTER PACK -AWAKENING OF THE NEW ERA- [OP-05]. The card numbers on the same page are written without the hyphen in the set code: OP05-022 and OP05-030. In the same way, OP01-051 carries OP01, and OP-01 is BOOSTER PACK -ROMANCE DAWN-, one of the six products on the page.

What does the Corazon Leader OP05-022 do?

Leader OP05-022 has [Blocker], and the official page notes a hand-size condition. It says that having seven or more cards in your hand will prevent your Leader from becoming active in your End Phase.

These are the facts the page gives about the Leader.

• Card number: OP05-022.
• Name: Donquixote Rosinante.
• Keyword: [Blocker].
• Hand-size condition from the page: seven or more cards in hand prevent the Leader from becoming active in your End Phase.
• Copies on the official page: 1.

The page title ties the Green/Blue colors and the Corazon name to this Leader. If you plan around it, keep the hand-size condition in mind, because it is the one restriction the page spells out for the Leader.

How does Corazon OP05-030 work in the deck?

OP05-030 Donquixote Rosinante is the three-copy card on the page, and the official page gives it two roles. It can be played with the [Activate: Main] effect of OP01-051 Eustass”Captain”Kid, and it can protect the finisher from cards that skip over Blockers.

• Kid combination: OP01-051 Eustass”Captain”Kid is the card the page names in connection with OP05-030. The page lists OP-01 as BOOSTER PACK -ROMANCE DAWN- [OP-01].
• Finisher protection: the page says OP05-030 can protect the finisher from cards that skip over Blockers.

The page shows three copies of OP05-030 next to one copy of the Leader. If you follow the page, you need three of OP05-030, not one.

What does the official page say about each Corazon card?

The official page gives two statements about the Leader and two about OP05-030, and the table lists each one with the card it belongs to, as written in the deck feature.

Read the table together with the card numbers above: the Leader entries come from OP05-022, and the two entries for the deck card come from OP05-030.

Which products does the Corazon deck page list?

The Corazon deck page lists six products: four booster packs and two starter decks. They are the products the official page names for the deck.

Both Corazon card numbers, OP05-022 and OP05-030, begin with OP05, and OP-05 is the first product in the page’s list.

The official site writes booster packs as BOOSTER PACK, then the set title between dashes, then the code in square brackets. Starter decks use STARTER DECK, the title and the ST code. Using those exact names helps in a card database or a binder list. For the difference between product types, see our guide to Extra Booster vs Booster Pack vs Premium Booster.

What is the quickest way to check the Corazon cards?

The quickest way is to open the official deck page and search the two card numbers, OP05-022 and OP05-030. Searching by number avoids mix-ups, because both cards carry the same name.

Use this short routine when you compare a binder or a deck builder with the official page.

1. Write down the two numbers. OP05-022 is the Leader and OP05-030 is the three-copy card.
2. Search with and without the hyphen.
3. Check the name spelling. The official English name is Donquixote Rosinante, with Corazon in brackets in the deck title.
4. Check the copy count. One Leader and three OP05-030.
5. Check the second card. The Kid card, OP01-051, has the OP01 prefix.

The number is the more reliable key, because the name Donquixote Rosinante is shared by both cards.

How do you start from the official Corazon page?

Start from the Leader, add three copies of OP05-030, and keep the official page open as your reference. The page names two cards with counts and six products, so those are the points to check against.

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1. Pick the Leader. Take one OP05-022 Donquixote Rosinante. It has [Blocker] and the seven-card hand condition.
2. Add the deck card. Take three copies of OP05-030 Donquixote Rosinante.
3. Look at the Kid card. The page ties OP05-030 to the [Activate: Main] effect of OP01-051 Eustass”Captain”Kid, so check that card on the page.
4. Read the product list. The page names OP-05, OP-04, OP-03, OP-01, ST-03 and ST-02 as the products for the deck.
5. Note the colors. The page title gives the deck as Green/Blue.

Count the copies as the page lists them: one OP05-022 and three OP05-030.

What do you need to look for in the Corazon cards?

You need one OP05-022 and three OP05-030, and both carry the OP05 code of OP-05, BOOSTER PACK -AWAKENING OF THE NEW ERA-. The six products on the page give you the exact English names to search for.

Which sealed One Piece sets are available now while you wait?

Three other One Piece sets are available now from our shop: OP-13, EB-05 and OP-12. They are separate sets, listed here as related products.

The EB-05 product page says each box contains 24 packs with 6 cards per pack. The EB-05 damaged-box page describes an unopened product with cosmetic damage to the outer box and/or wrapping, says the photos are samples, and says the item is sold as-is under our damaged-item terms.

OP-13 is named Carrying on His Will, EB-05 is Heroines Edition vol.2, and OP-12 is Legacy of the Master. Each is a Japanese edition booster box. They are different sets from the OP-05 products on the official deck page.

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What other guides are worth reading next?

Our One Piece guides on East Blue characters, product types and extra booster pack prices are the closest reading to this topic. Start with the One Piece list, then use the image links for Pokémon guides.

• East Blue Saga in the One Piece Card Game: The Characters, Leaders and Cards to Know Before EB-06
• One Piece Extra Booster Pack Price History: ¥220 to ¥240 from EB-01 to EB-06
• The Straw Hat Crew in East Blue: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp and Sanji Cards
• East Blue Villains in the One Piece Card Game
• East Blue Marines in the One Piece Card Game

Collectors who follow more than one trading card game can also use these Pokémon guides from the same site. Each image is the cover of the guide it links to.

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