Luffy OP11: Character Cards Guide to OP11-040, OP11-058 and OP11-118

Updated November 10, 2026

Luffy OP11 means the Monkey.D.Luffy cards in ONE PIECE CARD GAME booster pack A Fist of Divine Speed, set code OP-11 (OP11). The official card list shows three Luffy card numbers: Leader OP11-040, Uncommon OP11-058 and Secret Rare OP11-118. Two of them also have parallel art versions.

What are the Luffy OP11 cards at a glance?

There are three Luffy card numbers in the OP-11 list, and the table below sums them up. Each row comes from the official card list for OP-11.

All three have the Strike attribute and the Straw Hat Crew type. Here are the key facts for the set they come from.

The set is the 11th booster pack of the card game. According to the Bandai product page, it returns to the Whole Cake Island arc, expands the Supernovas and Marines themes and adds Gear 4 Snakeman. The official product pages also describe a new “SWORD” theme and power-ups for archetypes from earlier sets.

What does the Luffy leader OP11-040 do?

OP11-040 is a Blue/Purple Leader with Life 3 and Power 6000 that looks through your deck for a Straw Hat Crew card once you have 8 or more DON!! on the field. The printed effect can be used at the start of your turn. If you have 8 or more DON!! cards on your field, you look at 5 cards from the top of your deck. You reveal up to 1 {Straw Hat Crew} type card and add it to your hand. Then you place the rest at the top or bottom of the deck in any order.

The condition is 8 or more DON!! cards on your field, and the effect reveals only {Straw Hat Crew} type cards. The Leader has no Counter value, as the list shows a dash. The official list also shows a parallel art version of OP11-040 with the same stats and text, so the two differ only in artwork.

If you want other OP-11 characters for comparison, see our Nami OP11 character cards guide.

How does Luffy OP11-058 play?

OP11-058 is a Blue Uncommon Character with Cost 5, Power 7000 and Counter 1000, and its printed restriction is that it cannot attack if you have 5 or more cards in your hand. It also has [Blocker]. With Blocker, after your opponent declares an attack, you may rest this card to make it the new target of the attack.

Because the attack restriction depends on your hand size, it applies only while you hold 5 or more cards. The official list shows a single version of OP11-058, with no parallel.

What does the Secret Rare Luffy OP11-118 do?

OP11-118 is the Secret Rare Luffy: a Blue Character with Cost 8, Power 8000, [Rush] and an effect that triggers when it attacks. The full text reads: [Rush] [When Attacking] You may trash 1 card from your hand: Return up to 1 Character with a cost of 4 or less to the owner’s hand. Then, give up to 1 rested DON!! card to your Leader or 1 of your Characters.

Step by step: the card has [Rush]. When it attacks, you may trash 1 card from your hand. If you do, you return up to 1 Character with a cost of 4 or less to its owner’s hand. Then you give up to 1 rested DON!! card to your Leader or to 1 of your Characters. It has no Counter value.

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The official list shows OP11-118 in three entries: the regular version and two parallel art versions, each with identical stats and text. The next section covers the versions.

Which Luffy OP11 versions have parallel art?

Luffy has parallel art on OP11-040 (one) and OP11-118 (two), and the OP-11 card list search also returns two OP05-119 SP card versions. The table sums up what the official list shows.

OP05-119 carries a different set’s number but appears in the OP-11 search results. It is a Purple Character with Cost 10 and Power 12000. Its [On Play] effect needs DON!! −10, places all your other Characters at the bottom of your deck and gives you an extra turn. Its [Activate: Main] effect, once per turn, lets you rest 1 DON!! to add a DON!! card from your DON!! deck and set it active. It is a different card from the three OP11 numbers, so do not mix up the numbers when you shop.

How do you check a Luffy OP11 listing before you buy?

Check the card number first, then the rarity code, then the art version. The number tells you which Luffy it is, and the rarity code confirms it.

1. Number: OP11-040, OP11-058 or OP11-118. A listing that only says “Luffy OP11” does not tell you which card it is.
2. Rarity code: L for the Leader, UC for the Uncommon, SEC for the Secret Rare.
3. Art version: OP11-040 and OP11-118 have parallel art on the official list, so the listing should say which one it shows.
4. Stats: compare cost, power and counter with the table above.
5. Edition: make sure the listing says Japanese edition. The official English page gives a different release date (June 6, 2025) and lists 128+1 card types, against 127+1 on the Japanese edition pages.

For the whole-set view of parallels, see our OP-11 parallel and SP cards guide.

Where do the Luffy cards sit in the OP-11 set?

Luffy appears at the Leader, Uncommon and Secret Rare tiers of OP-11, and the Secret Rare tier is the smallest of the three. The official Asia-English product page lists these rarity counts for the set (127+1 types).

The set has only 2 Secret Rare card types, and OP11-118 is one of them. For a wider rarity breakdown, read our OP-11 Secret Rare and Special cards guide.

Where can I buy Luffy OP11 cards from Japan?

You can buy the sealed OP-11 booster box from us, shipped by FedEx from our warehouse in Tokyo. Our OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 packs of 6 cards, 144 cards in total. It is a randomized product, so individual pulls, including any Luffy card, are not guaranteed. A separate damaged box listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) exists for boxes with cosmetic outer-box damage. It is sold as-is, with no returns or refunds.

Orders ship by FedEx with tracking. Standard FedEx International Connect Plus usually takes 3-7 business days after dispatch, and FedEx International Priority usually takes 2-5; both are estimates. Most orders are dispatched within 5 business days after payment clears. Payment is in Japanese yen: Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee, while PayPal and cards through PayPal carry a 5% payment processing fee. Details are on the shipping policy and the payment methods page. Our OP-11 booster box buying guide compares the box options.

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