Rosinante OP12 Cards: OP12-048, OP12-061 and OP12-108 Guide

Rosinante OP12 means Donquixote Rosinante in the ONE PIECE CARD GAME booster pack Legacy of the Master, set code OP-12 (OP12). The official card list shows three card numbers for him: OP12-048 (Common), OP12-061 (Leader) and OP12-108 (Rare). Two of them also have a parallel art version.

Updated November 10, 2026

Which Rosinante OP12 cards exist?

There are three Rosinante card numbers in OP-12, and five printings once you count the parallel art versions. The official card list gives the following data for each.

All three share the attribute Special. The Common is type Navy. The Leader is Navy/Donquixote Pirates, and so is the Rare. Source: official card list for OP-12.

What does Rosinante OP12-048 do?

OP12-048 is a Blue Common Character that protects your Blue Navy Characters from removal. It costs 1, has 1000 Power and 1000 Counter, and its type is Navy.

The effect reads: [Opponent’s Turn] If your blue {Navy} type Character would be removed from the field by your opponent’s effect, you may rest this Character and trash 1 card from your hand instead. So the card pays a hand card to save a Blue Navy Character, and it can be rested to do so. It is the only Blue Rosinante on the OP-12 card list.

Rarity codes on the official list run L, C, UC, R, SR and SEC; OP12-048 is coded C.

Why is Rosinante OP12-061 a Leader worth looking at?

OP12-061 is a Purple/Yellow Leader with Life 4 and Power 5000 whose effects both name Trafalgar Law. Its type is Navy/Donquixote Pirates, and its Counter is shown as a dash on the official list.

It has two effects:

• [Once Per Turn] If your [Trafalgar Law] would be K.O.’d, you may add 1 card from the top of your Life cards to your hand instead.
• [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] DON!! −1: The next time you play [Trafalgar Law] with a cost of 4 or more from your hand during this turn, the cost will be reduced by 2.

Read together, both effects point at one card: Trafalgar Law. The first lets Law avoid a K.O. by trading a Life card for a card in hand. The second returns DON!! to make Law cheaper to play.

The official list also shows a parallel art version of OP12-061. The printed data (colors, Life, Power and effects) is the same as the regular Leader. The only difference listed is the art version.

What does the Yellow Rosinante OP12-108 Rare do?

OP12-108 is a Yellow Rare Character that digs for Trafalgar Law when it enters play. It costs 1, with 2000 Power and 1000 Counter, and its type is Navy/Donquixote Pirates.

The effect reads: [On Play] Look at 5 cards from the top of your deck; reveal up to 1 [Trafalgar Law] and add it to your hand. Then, place the rest at the bottom of your deck in any order.

This is the same Law focus as the Leader, in a 1-cost body. Compared with the Common, the Rare has twice the Power (2000 against 1000) and a search effect instead of a protection effect. A parallel art version also exists under the same number, OP12-108, with the same printed stats and text.

How do the three Rosinante cards compare side by side?

The three cards differ in color, role and rarity, and only the Leader and the Rare share the Navy/Donquixote Pirates type. Here is what the official card data shows:

• Color: OP12-048 is Blue, OP12-061 is Purple/Yellow, and OP12-108 is Yellow.
• Card type: OP12-048 and OP12-108 are Characters at cost 1. OP12-061 is a Leader with Life 4.
• Power: 1000 for the Common, 2000 for the Rare, 5000 for the Leader.
• Counter: 1000 on both Characters; a dash on the Leader.
• Effect timing: the Common acts on the opponent’s turn, the Rare acts when played, and the Leader has a once-per-turn protection effect plus an Activate: Main effect.
• Link to Trafalgar Law: the Leader and the Rare name him. The Common does not.

Source for every line above: the official OP-12 card list.

Are the Rosinante parallel art cards separate card numbers?

No, the parallel art versions use the same card numbers as the regular cards. The official list marks them as “parallel art version of this card number”: OP12-061 and OP12-108 each have one, and the card data on them matches the regular version.

That matters when you buy singles. Because the parallel shares the number, the number alone does not tell you which art version a card is, so check the art. The official list does not show a parallel for OP12-048.

What does the official OP-12 page say about the set?

The official pages describe a 6-card pack with 127+1 card types on the Asia-English page and 128+1 on the English page. The two pages give different release dates and slightly different rarity lists, so match the page to the edition you want.

Sources: Asia-English OP-12 page and English OP-12 page. The English page lists a price of USD $4.99 per pack (MSRP) and says the cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region.

The Asia-English page names the “Dark King” Rayleigh, new “Twin Wings” leader cards and power-up cards as highlights. Both official pages note that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble, and that illustrations and product details may differ from the final product.

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The Bandai catalog entry lists the Japanese product at 220 yen (tax included) per pack with a target age of 9 and up. It describes OP-12 as the 12th booster pack in the series, depicting story moments between characters from the original manga, including Zoro and Mihawk and Sanji and Zeff.

Which other OP-12 characters connect to Rosinante?

Trafalgar Law is the one that matters, because both OP12-061 and OP12-108 name him in their effects. Outside that link, this guide does not cover the rest of the set. The official OP-12 page lists the “Dark King” Rayleigh and new “Twin Wings” leader cards as highlights, and the booster box page (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) names Silvers Rayleigh, Gol D. Roger, Red-Haired Shanks and Zeff as key cards.

For the rest of the set, use these guides:

More OP-12 guides

• OP-12 Legacy of the Master Card List: Every Card, Rarity and Parallel
• OP-12 Rarities Explained: Secret Rare, Super Rare and Special Cards
• OP-12 Chase Cards: Secret Rares, Super Rares and Leaders
• OP-12 Booster Box Buying Guide: Legacy of the Master Japanese One Piece Box

How do you get Rosinante OP12 cards from a sealed box?

You open packs from the OP-12 Japanese booster box, and any Rosinante card comes at random. The OP-12 Legacy of the Master Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 booster packs with 6 cards per pack, 144 cards in total. The product page says the box is brand new and sealed, and that the specific cards in each box are random and individual pulls are not guaranteed.

There is also a Damaged Box version. It is discounted for cosmetic damage to the outer box (dents or scratches), and the product page says the cards inside are unaffected. The photos are samples, so the box you receive may differ. It is sold as-is, with no inquiries answered and no returns or refunds.

What are the shipping and payment terms for an OP-12 box?

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx, payments are in Japanese yen, and most orders are dispatched within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears. The table summarizes the terms from our shipping policy and payment methods page.

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Bottom line on Rosinante OP12

Rosinante OP12 is a three-card character line, and the Leader and the Rare both point to Trafalgar Law. Pick OP12-061 if you want the Leader, OP12-108 if you want the Rare that searches for Law, and OP12-048 if you want the Blue Common that protects Navy Characters.

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