Lucci OP05: Character Cards Guide to OP05-093 and OP03-092

Lucci OP05 means three Rob Lucci rows in the official card list for OP-05 (OP05) Awakening of the New Era: the Super Rare OP05-093, its parallel art version, and the parallel SP CARD OP03-092. All three are Black Strike Characters. This guide gives each card’s exact stats and effect, and shows how to tell the prints apart.

Updated November 10, 2026

Which Lucci OP05 cards exist?

Three Rob Lucci rows appear in the official OP-05 card list: OP05-093, the parallel art version of OP05-093, and the parallel OP03-092 SP CARD. The list gives no further Lucci rows for this set. For the full set, see our OP-05 card list.

All three are Black, Strike attribute, Character cards with no Counter value. The data comes from the official card list for OP-05.

What does Lucci OP05-093 do?

Rob Lucci OP05-093 is a cost 4, power 6000 Black Character whose [On Play] effect removes up to two small opposing Characters. The printed text reads: “You may place 3 cards from your trash at the bottom of your deck in any order: K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 2 or less and up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 1 or less.”

Reading it step by step:

• The effect is optional (“You may”). You pay by moving 3 cards from your trash to the bottom of your deck, in any order you choose.
• After that cost, you K.O. up to one opposing Character with cost 2 or less, and up to one with cost 1 or less. “Up to” means you can pick fewer targets, or none.
• The card has no Counter value (shown as “-“), so it cannot be used as a counter from hand.
• Its type is CP0, which matters for effects that look for a “CP” type.

The trash cost means the effect only works when your trash holds at least 3 cards. That is a property of the printed text, so check your trash count before you plan around this card.

Is the parallel Lucci OP05-093 a different card?

No. The parallel Rob Lucci shares the card number OP05-093 and has the same Super Rare rarity, cost 4, power 6000, Strike attribute, CP0 type and effect as the standard print. The official list labels it “parallel art version of this card number”, so only the illustration differs.

That matters when you read a listing. A seller who writes “Rob Lucci OP05-093 SR” without saying “Parallel” may be describing either print. Look for the word “Parallel” in the card name or the product photo to tell which one you are buying.

How does the Lucci SP CARD OP03-092 differ?

Rob Lucci (Parallel) OP03-092 is an SP CARD with cost 6 and power 7000, and it plays very differently from OP05-093. It is a parallel art version of a card number from OP-03, and the official OP-05 list shows it. The OP-05 product page also names op03-092 among the SP cards from earlier sets (official page).

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The OP03-092 text reads: “You may place 2 cards with a type including ‘CP’ from your trash at the bottom of your deck in any order: This Character gains [Rush] during this turn.” Rush lets the card attack on the turn it is played. The cost here is narrower: only cards whose type includes “CP” count, and you need 2 of them in your trash.

How do I tell the three Lucci prints apart?

Match the card number, the rarity mark and the name line, in that order. Use this checklist on any Lucci listing:

• OP05-093 with SR: the standard Rob Lucci, cost 4, power 6000.
• OP05-093 with SR and “Parallel”: the same card in parallel art.
• OP03-092 with SP CARD: cost 6, power 7000, [Rush] effect. The number starts with OP03 even though it appears in the OP-05 list.

If the card number and the cost do not agree with the table above, the listing is describing a different card. For more parallel and SP rows in the set, see our OP-05 parallel and SP rows guide.

Where does Lucci sit in the OP-05 set?

Lucci is one of the 10 Super Rare card types in OP-05. The official Japanese page lists 6 Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, 6 Special cards, 1 DON!! card and 1 1st Anniversary Special Card, plus 27 parallel illustration cards and 1 more (official page).

The set’s headline cards are elsewhere. The official highlights name GEAR5 Luffy (OP05-119) and Kaido. Lucci is a Super Rare in the same set, not one of those headline rows. For the rare-slot detail, read our OP-05 Secret Rares and Special Cards explainer.

How do I buy Lucci OP05 from Japan?

The sealed way to chase Rob Lucci OP05-093 is the OP-05 Japanese Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order): 24 packs, 6 cards each, 144 cards in total. It is a randomized product, so individual card pulls are not guaranteed. A cheaper route is the damaged box version, which is discounted for cosmetic damage to the outer box. The cards inside are unaffected, but it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds, and the photos are samples.

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