OP-01 Secret Rare and Super Rare Cards: Full Rarity List

Updated November 9, 2026

The OP01 Secret Rare slot in OP-01 (OP01) Romance Dawn is two cards: the official Japanese booster page lists Secret Rare 2 among 121 card types, next to 10 Super Rares and 27 types of parallel cards. This guide lists every Super Rare by number and explains how parallels and box toppers fit in.

Key facts: what is OP-01 Romance Dawn?

OP-01 Romance Dawn is the first ONE PIECE CARD GAME booster set, and the Japanese edition released on July 22, 2022. The table below gives the exact names so the set is not confused with the English or Asia English editions.

What is an OP01 Secret Rare in OP-01?

An OP01 Secret Rare is one of only two Secret Rare card types in OP-01, and the official pages count exactly 2 of them among the 121 card types. Super Rare has 10 card types and Rare has 26, so Secret Rare is the smallest rarity group in the breakdown after the two Secret Rares themselves are counted.

The official breakdown has six groups: Leader, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare and Secret Rare. On top of those, the Japanese page says 27 types of parallel cards are included, each with a different illustration. A rarity such as Secret Rare and a parallel card are two different labels in the official wording, so a search for “Secret Rare” and a search for “parallel” are not the same search.

Our product page for the box describes the Secret Rare slot as two chase cards with alternate-art illustrations. The same page also states the box is a sealed, randomized product, so the specific cards in each box are packed at the factory and individual pulls are not guaranteed. That is the plain rule for every card in this guide: the box gives you 144 cards, and which ones they are is random.

How many cards of each rarity are in OP-01?

OP-01 has 121 card types, and the rarity counts add up exactly to that number: 8 + 45 + 30 + 26 + 10 + 2 = 121. The English, Asia English and Japanese official pages all give the same breakdown.

The share column is simple arithmetic on the card-type counts. It shows how many different cards exist in each group, not how often a group appears in a pack. The official pages do not publish pull rates, so do not read the share column as odds.

Use the breakdown on the product pages as the reference count for each group. It is the same on the Japanese page, the English page and the Asia English page, which makes it the safest number to quote when you compare OP-01 with another set.

Which Super Rare cards are in OP-01?

OP-01 has 10 Super Rare cards, and the official English card list names all ten. They include Luffy, Zoro, Law, Crocodile, Kaido and King.

Names come from the official English card list for OP-01, including its punctuation. The official booster pages themselves list card numbers but not card names, so the card list is the place to match a number to a name.

The English official booster page also lists OP01-002P, OP01-024P and OP01-025P among its card numbers, with a “P” added to the number.

If you want one practical rule for Super Rares, it is this: the ten numbers above are the Super Rare group named on the official card list. If a seller offers an OP-01 “Super Rare” with another number, check it against the table and the official card list before you buy.

What do the official pages say about the two Secret Rares?

The official pages confirm there are 2 Secret Rares in OP-01, and they state that count in the rarity breakdown on the Japanese, English and Asia English booster pages. That is the number to use when you compare OP-01 with other sets.

The booster pages list card numbers for parallels and box toppers but not card names. For the exact Secret Rare numbers and names, open the official card list and filter by Secret Rare.

What you can use today:

• The count is 2 on every official OP-01 page.
• The product page for the box says the set has 2 Secret Rare chase cards with alternate-art illustrations.
• The product page also says pulls are random and not guaranteed, so a box is not a promise of a Secret Rare.

For a deeper look at how the chase cards are discussed, see our OP-01 chase cards guide.

Which Rare, Uncommon and Common cards does the official card list show?

The official English card list shows named examples for every lower group, and These are the examples from the card list, not a full list of each group.

Not every card is a character. Match any card you are checking by its number first, because the same character name can appear on more than one card number in the set.

Which parallel cards and box toppers does OP-01 include?

OP-01 includes 27 types of parallel cards, and the Asia English page lists six box topper numbers: OP01-008, OP01-048, OP01-034, OP01-064, OP01-077 and OP01-109. The English page says one card is randomly picked from 6 types.

The Asia English page states that the box toppers are parallel cards. The Japanese page, which is the edition this guide covers, states the 27 types of parallel cards. , so check the page of the box you buy for the topper that applies to it.

The sixth topper number on the Asia English page is OP01-109. This table shows that the five numbers above are parallel versions of Common and Uncommon cards, not of the Super Rares.

For the full parallel and alt-art picture, our OP-01 parallel and Secret Rare list goes card by card.

Which Leader cards are in OP-01?

OP-01 has 8 Leader cards, and the official card list names all eight: Roronoa Zoro, Trafalgar Law, Monkey.D.Luffy, Kouzuki Oden, Donquixote Doflamingo, Kaido, Crocodile and King. Leaders are their own category in the breakdown, so they are not counted in the Super Rare or Secret Rare totals.

Several names appear on both the Leader list and the Super Rare list with different card numbers: Law is OP01-002 and OP01-047, Luffy is OP01-003 and OP01-024, Zoro is OP01-001 and OP01-025, Crocodile is OP01-062 and OP01-067, and Kaido is OP01-061 and OP01-094. Always match by card number, not by name alone.

Separately, the Japanese page notes that mixed-color Leader cards allow two-color decks, and that some of the character cards are in the ST-01 to ST-04 starter decks released on July 8.

How do the Japanese, English and Asia English editions of OP-01 differ?

The three editions share the same rarity breakdown of 121 card types, and the English edition released later than the other two. The Japanese edition and the Asia English edition both released on July 22, 2022, and the English edition released on December 2, 2022.

Sources: Japanese page, English page and Asia English page. The English page states that it contains AI-generated translations and that the English text is authoritative.

For this guide the edition is the Japanese edition, and the shop products linked here are Japanese Original Edition products. The English page also says cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in each region.

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The Japanese page carries two notes worth knowing. A Premium Bandai lottery sale ended. And the illustrator name on OP01-010 was printed wrongly; an apology was issued and no corrected cards were provided. Neither note changes the rarity counts.

What is inside an OP-01 booster box?

An OP-01 Japanese booster box holds 24 booster packs with 6 cards per pack, which is 144 cards in total. The OP-01 Romance Dawn Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) page lists the set as 121 card types, with 8 Leader cards including multi-color options, plus Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Super Rares and Secret Rares with alternate-art parallels.

The page says the box is brand new and sealed. It also repeats the rule that the contents are randomly packed at the factory and individual pulls are not guaranteed. Use that as the baseline: the 144-card count is certain, and the 2 Secret Rares are part of the 121 card types, not a promise of a Secret Rare in each box.

Our shop also lists a discounted variant of the box. The OP-01 Romance Dawn Damaged Box is discounted because of cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as dents or scratches, and the page says the cards inside are unaffected. The conditions are strict, so read them before you choose it:

• Photos on the page are samples, and the box you receive may differ.
• The item is sold as-is.
• Returns and refunds are not accepted for this item.
• The page says we do not respond to inquiries about this item.

Our recommendation: choose the regular listing if you want a box without the damage the other listing describes. Choose the damaged box only if you accept cosmetic damage to the outer box, the as-is sale and the no-returns terms, in exchange for the lower price the page offers.

Is there a premium set that reprints OP-01 cards?

Yes: PRB-01 One Piece Card The Best is a premium booster that collects popular cards from OP-01 through OP-06. Its Japanese release date was November 8, 2024, and it is a separate product from OP-01.

Our PRB-01 One Piece Card The Best Japanese Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) page describes 10 booster packs per box with 10 cards per pack (100 cards total), and 111 card types. It lists premium reprints of popular Leaders, plus Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Super Rares and Secret Rares with alternate-art parallels, and it mentions special gold-stamped parallel cards and new premium DON!! card designs. Those are PRB-01 facts, so do not use them for the OP-01 rarity counts: PRB-01 has its own numbers.

A PRB-01 Damaged Box listing also exists. Its page carries the same wording as the OP-01 damaged box: the item is sold as-is, and returns and refunds are not accepted.

If your goal is the original OP-01 print with its original card numbers, buy OP-01. If you want premium treatments of the popular cards from the first six sets, PRB-01 is the product built for that.

How does shipping and payment work for OP-01 from Tokyo?

We ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, and you choose between two services at checkout. Standard is FedEx International Connect Plus, with an estimated transit of usually 3-7 business days after dispatch. Expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days.

Details are on our shipping policy and payment methods pages. Two points matter most for a booster box. First, once the order has been handed to FedEx, customs inspections and import procedures in your country can delay delivery, and the policy says those delays are outside our control. Second, if you pay by Wise without uploading a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically if payment has not been received within 12 hours; with a screenshot uploaded within 5 days, the order price is held for a total of 10 days.

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, under Orders. The destination country cannot be changed, and if shipping to the new address costs more, you pay the difference before dispatch.

PayPal Pay Later may be shown at checkout in some countries. It is offered and operated by PayPal, and availability is not guaranteed, so read the terms PayPal shows before you confirm.

Which OP-01 product should you buy?

Buy the regular OP-01 Romance Dawn Japanese booster box if you want the sealed set without the outer-box damage described on the other listing, and the damaged box only if you accept cosmetic damage sold as-is.

A simple way to choose:

• You want the 2 Secret Rares and 10 Super Rares as a goal: treat any box as random. The official count is 2 Secret Rares among 121 card types, and nothing in the sources promises a particular card per box.
• You want an undamaged outer box: choose the regular listing.
• You accept cosmetic damage for a lower price: the damaged box page says the cards inside are unaffected, and that the box is sold as-is with no returns or refunds.
• You want premium treatments of the popular cards from the first six sets: look at PRB-01 instead.

The Japanese page itself says images may differ and specs may change. For the numbers that hold in the sources, use the tables in this article, and for any single card, check its number against the official card list.

More OP-01 guides

• OP-01 Romance Dawn One Piece Card List: 121 Cards & 33 Parallels
• OP-01 Romance Dawn Parallel and Secret Rare Cards: One Piece List
• Romance Dawn Booster Box: Japanese Box Guide
• OP-01 Chase Cards: Romance Dawn’s Top One Piece Hits & Pull Rates
• OP-01 Romance Dawn vs EB-06 EAST BLUE: Two Japanese One Piece Sets About Where the Story Began

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