EB-04 Card List: All 85 Egghead Crisis Entries by Number

The EB04 card list for Egghead Crisis (EB-04) has 85 entries on the official card list: 61 base numbers from EB04-001 to EB04-061, 18 parallel versions of those cards, and 6 SP CARD entries that come from other sets. This page gives every entry in number order, with the rarity counts first.

Updated November 11, 2026

How Many Entries Are in the EB04 Card List?

The official EB-04 card list has 85 entries. They split into three groups: 61 base numbers, 18 parallel entries that reuse a base number, and 6 SP CARD entries.

The 61 base numbers run from EB04-001 to EB04-061 with no gaps. Each number appears once as a normal card. Some numbers then appear a second time on the list with the mark “parallel”, which is the alternate-art version of the same card. EB04-044 Koby is the one number that shows two parallel rows, so it has three rows in total: one normal and two parallel.

The six SP CARD entries sit at the end of the official list. Four of them carry numbers from other sets: EB01-023 Edward Weevil, OP11-106 Zeus, PRB02-006 Roronoa Zoro and PRB02-014 Sabo. The other two reuse EB-04 numbers: EB04-003 Smoker & Tashigi and EB04-039 Eustass”Captain”Kid, both of which also exist as normal Rare cards in the base set. All six are marked as parallel on the list.

Breaking the 85 entries down by arithmetic: 61 base cards, plus 18 parallels of base cards, plus 6 SP CARD entries gives 85. The 18 parallels are the Leader (1), Rares (6), Super Rares (10, because Koby counts twice) and the Secret Rare (1).

The official product page also lists a DON!! card in its rarity breakdown, which is the “+1” in “67+1 card types”. The 85-entry card list reproduced below does not contain a DON!! card row, so it is not part of the table.

If you want the numbers only in a quick reference, the useful shorthand is this: numbers 001 to 061 are the main set, and anything outside the EB04-001 to EB04-061 range on the list is an SP CARD borrowed from another set. For a deeper look at the parallel and SP versions, see our EB-04 parallel, SP and secret rare list; this page stays with the list itself.

How Many Cards of Each Rarity Does EB-04 Have?

Across the 85 official entries, EB-04 has 2 L, 2 SEC, 19 SR, 27 R, 29 C and 6 SP CARD entries.

Counted by base numbers only (61 cards, parallels excluded), the split is 1 Leader (L), 1 Secret Rare (SEC), 9 Super Rares (SR), 21 Rares (R) and 29 Commons (C). That matches the rarity breakdown on the official product page, which gives Leader Card 1, Secret Rare 1, Super Rare 9, Rare 21 and Common 29, plus Special Cards 6 and a DON!! card. The extra entries on the card list come from parallels: 1 Leader parallel, 6 Rare parallels, 10 Super Rare parallels and 1 Secret Rare parallel, which is how L reaches 2, SEC reaches 2, SR reaches 19 and R reaches 27. Commons have no parallel entries on this list, so they stay at 29.

The card list contains no Uncommon (UC) rows. The set uses Common, Rare, Super Rare, Leader, Secret Rare and the Special card rarity.

What Is the Full EB-04 Card List by Number?

The table below is the complete official list, 85 rows, in number order. A normal card is marked “Normal” and its alternate-art version is marked “Parallel”. The six SP CARD entries come last, as they do on the official page.

Source: the official English card list for EGGHEAD CRISIS [EB-04]. The Japanese card list for the same set is at the official Japanese card list and shows the same 61 base cards plus four SP CARD entries from other sets.

How Do You Read an EB04 Card Number?

An EB04 card number has two parts: the set code EB04 and a three-digit position from 001 to 061, so EB04-052 is card 52 of the EB-04 set.

The code before the hyphen tells you which set the card belongs to. EB means Extra Booster, and 04 is the fourth Extra Booster. The set is written EB-04 on the product pages and EB04 in the card numbers, as in EB04-052. The three digits after the hyphen are the card’s position in the set list. Position 001 is the Leader, positions 002 to 060 are the colour-sorted Characters, Events and the Stage, and 061 is the Secret Rare.

Three rules help when you read the table above:

• One number can have several rows. A parallel does not get a new number. EB04-007 Roronoa Zoro has a normal row and a parallel row under the same number, and EB04-044 Koby has three rows.
• A different prefix means a different home set. EB01-023, OP11-106, PRB02-006 and PRB02-014 are SP CARD entries printed with their original set numbers. They are listed under EB-04 because the Egghead Crisis product contains them as Special cards, as the official page’s “Special Cards 6” line shows.
• An EB04 prefix does not always mean a base card. EB04-003 and EB04-039 each appear twice with the same number: once as a normal Rare and once as an SP CARD.

The rarity letters on the list read as follows: L is Leader, SEC is Secret Rare, SR is Super Rare, R is Rare, C is Common, and SP CARD is the Special card rarity the official list uses for the six entries at the end. The type column (Leader, Character, Event, Stage) and the colour column are copied from the same official list.

Which Card Numbers Belong to Which Colour?

The base numbers are grouped by colour: Red is 001 to 010, Green 011 to 020, Blue 021 to 029, Purple 030 to 041, Black 042 to 050 and Yellow 051 to 060, with 061 closing the set.

Those figures are counted from the list above. The base cards add up to 61, and the parallel rows add up to 18, so the table agrees with the 85-entry total once the 6 SP CARD entries are added.

Red, EB04-001 to EB04-010

Red opens the set with the Leader EB04-001 Jewelry Bonney, a Red/Yellow card, followed by a Rare Jewelry Bonney at 002 and Smoker & Tashigi at 003. The three Commons at 004 to 006 are Zeff, Trafalgar Law and Moda. EB04-007 Roronoa Zoro is the Red Super Rare. Red also holds two Events (008 Distorted Future, a Rare, and 009, a Common) and the Stage in the set, EB04-010 Lulucia Kingdom. Parallel rows exist for 001, 002 and 007.

Green, EB04-011 to EB04-020

Green has two Super Rares, EB04-012 Kikunojo and EB04-013 Carrot, and both have parallel rows. The Rares are 015 Jinbe, 018 Megalo and 019 Eleclaw; Megalo has a parallel row. The Commons are 011 Scaled Neptunian, 014 Kouzuki Sukiyaki, 016 Bird Neptunian, 017 Mystoms and 020 Shark Brick Fist. Eleclaw and Shark Brick Fist are the two Events in this colour.

Blue, EB04-021 to EB04-029

Blue is the shortest colour block with nine base numbers, tied with Black. EB04-025 Nefeltari Vivi is the Super Rare. The Rares are 022 Issho, 023 Chaka & Pell, 027 Boa Hancock and 028 Ice Time (an Event). The Commons are 021 Igaram, 024 Terracotta, 026 Bluegrass and 029 I Heard the Sound…of a Lady’s Teardrops Falling, an Event. Issho and Nefeltari Vivi have parallel rows, and the SP CARD EB01-023 Edward Weevil is a Blue card.

Purple, EB04-030 to EB04-041

Purple has twelve base numbers, the largest block on the list. The Rares are 030 Kaido, 031 King, 032 Queen, 039 Eustass”Captain”Kid and 040 Flame Dragon Torch (an Event). Foxy at 036 and Rosinante & Law at 038 are the Super Rares, and both have parallel rows, as does King. The Commons are 033 Groggy Monsters, 034 Charlotte Pudding, 035 Hitokiri Kamazo, 037 Porche and 041 Stealth Black, an Event.

Black, EB04-042 to EB04-050

Black has four parallel rows, more than any other colour block, because EB04-044 Koby accounts for two of them. The other parallel rows are 043 Kaku and 048 Rob Lucci. Koby and Rob Lucci are the Super Rares. The Rares are 043 Kaku, 047 Helmeppo and the Event 050 I’ll Whip You Into Shape. ♡, and the Commons are 042 Alpha, 045 Ginny, 046 Doll and the Event 049 Finger Pistol Yellow Lotus. The SP CARD PRB02-014 Sabo is a Black card.

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Yellow, EB04-051 to EB04-061

Yellow has six Commons, more than any other colour block: 051 Emet, 053 Sentomaru, 055 Bartholomew Kuma, 056 Pacifista, 057 Vegapunk and the Event 060 Gum-Gum Hawk Gatling. The Rares are 052 Sanji, 054 Bartholomew Kuma and the Event 059 Black Rope Dragon Twister. EB04-058 Borsalino is the Super Rare. The set closes with EB04-061 Monkey.D.Luffy, the Secret Rare, which has a normal and a parallel row. The SP CARD OP11-106 Zeus is a Yellow card.

By card type, the 61 base cards are 1 Leader, 47 Characters, 12 Events and 1 Stage. The Events are 008, 009, 019, 020, 028, 029, 040, 041, 049, 050, 059 and 060, so each colour contributes two.

Which Names Appear More Than Once in the List?

Several names repeat on the EB-04 card list, and in most cases the repeats are different cards with different numbers, not duplicates.

• Jewelry Bonney appears at EB04-001 as the Leader (L) and at EB04-002 as a Rare. Both have a parallel row.
• Bartholomew Kuma appears at EB04-054 as a Rare and at EB04-055 as a Common. Neither has a parallel row.
• Roronoa Zoro appears at EB04-007 as a Super Rare and at PRB02-006 as an SP CARD from another set.
• Smoker & Tashigi and Eustass”Captain”Kid each appear as a normal Rare and as an SP CARD under the same EB04 number.
• Koby appears three times under EB04-044: one normal Super Rare and two parallel rows.

When you search a marketplace or a binder list, match on the full number and the parallel mark, not only on the name. A name like Roronoa Zoro can point to two different cards from two different set codes. Our character guides cover individual names in more depth, for example Bonney in EB-04, Sabo in EB04 and Edward Weevil in EB04.

What Do the Official Pages Say About the Set?

The official pages describe EB-04 as EXTRA BOOSTER -EGGHEAD CRISIS-, an Egghead Arc-themed Extra Booster released in Japan on January 31, 2026, with 6 cards per pack.

The Japanese official page gives the MSRP as 220 yen per pack, tax included, and says the set has 67 types plus 1 additional type, randomly inserted. The English official page repeats the 6 cards per pack and 67+1 card types. Its rarity breakdown reads: Special Cards 6, Leader Card 1, Secret Rare 1, Super Rare 9, Rare 21, Common 29 and DON!! Cards 1.

The featured cards on the official pages are EB04-001 Jewelry Bonney (the new Leader, shown in normal and alt-art versions, which grows stronger as its life total goes down), EB04-002 Jewelry Bonney, EB04-052 Sanji, EB04-058 Borsalino, EB04-013 Carrot, EB04-022 Issho, EB04-038 Rosinante & Law and EB04-044 Koby, described as a super alternate art. Each of those numbers is on the table above.

The official notes also say that multiples of one card may appear, so a full set may be hard to assemble, and that illustrations may differ somewhat from the final product. For rulings on individual cards, the Japanese card list page links official Q&A, most dated 2026.01.23.

If you came here to choose cards or a box, our other pages cover that: the EB04 recommended picks guide and the EB-04 booster box buying guide. This page keeps to the numbering.

Where Can You Buy EB-04 Egghead Crisis From Japan?

We ship sealed Japanese EB-04 product from Tokyo, and the EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box is in stock, while the regular EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently sold out.

The regular box page describes 24 booster packs per box with 6 cards per pack, 144 cards per box, in the Japanese Original Edition. The damaged box is the same set with cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as dents or scratches; the page says the cards inside are unaffected, the photos are samples, the actual item may differ from the photos, and the item is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. It is a sealed, randomized product: the specific cards in each box are packed at random at the factory, so a box opens the set but does not return a chosen list of cards.

Shipping and payment follow our policy pages. Standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus with tracking, with an estimated transit of usually 3-7 business days after dispatch; Expedited is FedEx International Priority with tracking, usually 2-5 business days. These are estimates only, and shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared, which is also an estimate. There is no minimum order amount or quantity. See the shipping policy for the full terms.

All payments are made in Japanese yen. The payment methods page lists Wise bank transfer, PayPal, credit and debit cards through PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB), and PayPal Pay Later where PayPal offers it. Wise has no payment processing fee, while the 5% payment processing fee applies to PayPal and card payments.

More EB-04 Guides

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• EB-04 Chase Cards: Jewelry Bonney, Koby and the Rarity Breakdown
• Arc-Themed Extra Boosters: EB-04 EGGHEAD CRISIS vs EB-06 EAST BLUE
• EB04 Secret Rare and Special Cards in EB-04 Egghead Crisis

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