OP10-111 Monkey.D.Luffy: Yellow R Card in Royal Blood

OP10-111 is Monkey.D.Luffy, a Yellow Rare (R) Character card in BOOSTER PACK -Royal Blood- [OP-10 (OP10)], the ONE PIECE CARD GAME set that went on sale in Japan on November 30, 2024. It costs 1, has 2000 power and a 1000 counter, and its [On Play] effect looks at the top 5 cards of your deck for a Supernovas card.

Updated November 12, 2026

What is OP10-111 in Royal Blood (OP-10)?

OP10-111 is the card number of Monkey.D.Luffy, a Rare Character in the Royal Blood booster set. The official card list prints the number as OP10-111 and the rarity as R.

The Japanese edition of Royal Blood went on sale on Saturday, November 30, 2024. The official product page gives a suggested retail price of 220 yen including tax per pack, with 6 cards in each pack. The page lists 125 card types plus 1 extra type. Royal Blood explores the royal bloodlines of the One Piece world, from the Nefertari family to the Vinsmoke family and the Donquixote dynasty, and its new theme is Punk Hazard, which strengthens the Supernovas, Dressrosa and Donquixote Pirates types.

OP10-111 connects to that theme through its type line. It carries the Supernovas and Straw Hat Crew types, and its effect is built around finding another Supernovas card.

This article covers one card. If you want every card, rarity and parallel in the set, use our Royal Blood (OP10) Complete Card List. If you want the set as a whole in article form, the OP-10 Royal Blood complete card list article goes through it.

What does the OP10-111 Monkey.D.Luffy card say?

OP10-111 has one effect, an [On Play] search: look at 5 cards from the top of your deck, reveal up to 1 Supernovas type card other than Monkey.D.Luffy, and add it to your hand. Then place the rest at the bottom of your deck in any order.

The official Asia English card list prints the effect this way: “[On Play] Look at 5 cards from the top of your deck; reveal up to 1 {Supernovas} type card other than [Monkey.D.Luffy] and add it to your hand. Then, place the rest at the bottom of your deck in any order.” The official English card list shows the same card data, including a block icon of 3.

Reading the printed text part by part:

• [On Play] is the timing keyword printed at the start of the effect.
• Look at 5 cards from the top of your deck. The text says five cards, not one.
• Reveal up to 1 Supernovas type card. The card you add must have the Supernovas type, and the text says “up to 1”.
• Other than Monkey.D.Luffy. The text excludes cards named Monkey.D.Luffy from the choice.
• Bottom of the deck, any order. The remaining cards are placed at the bottom of your deck, and the text lets you choose their order.

The printed effect contains one search and one reordering step. It has no power boost and no K.O. effect. Because the exclusion names Monkey.D.Luffy, another card named Monkey.D.Luffy is not a valid target for this search.

What are the cost, power and counter stats of OP10-111?

OP10-111 has Cost 1, Power 2000 and Counter 1000, and it is a Yellow Strike attribute Character. These values come from the official card list entry for OP10-111.

Cost 1 is the lowest figure among the Luffy cards compared in this article, which are OP10-111 at Cost 1 and OP10-118 at Cost 6. Power is 2000 and counter is 1000 on the card face. The Asia English card list and the English card list both print these same figures for OP10-111.

The block icon of 3 appears on the English official card list entry, with the card set shown as ROYAL BLOOD- [OP-10]. The Asia English list shows the same block icon as part of the same entry.

The type line is Supernovas/Straw Hat Crew. The effect searches for the Supernovas type, so the card both carries that type and looks for it. Straw Hat Crew is the second type on the card, and OP10-118 prints it as well.

How does the parallel art version of OP10-111 differ from the regular print?

The parallel art version of OP10-111 has the same card number and identical printed data. The official card list shows two entries under OP10-111, one regular and one labelled “parallel art version of this card number”.

Both entries read R, CHARACTER, Cost 1, Power 2000, Counter 1000, Color Yellow, Attribute Strike, Type Supernovas/Straw Hat Crew, with the same [On Play] effect. Nothing in the printed data separates the two entries except the parallel label.

The card list entries do not describe the artwork in words, so this article does not describe the parallel illustration either. The OP10-118 Secret Rare also has a parallel art version in the official list. To see how the parallels across the whole set are organized, the OP-10 parallel, SP and Secret Rare list covers them.

Which decks can use OP10-111 Monkey.D.Luffy?

OP10-111 fits decks that run Supernovas type cards, because its effect can only add a Supernovas card to your hand. The card itself is Yellow.

The set’s own theme points the same way. The official page says Royal Blood strengthens Supernovas, Dressrosa and Donquixote Pirates. The effect looks at five cards, and only a card with the Supernovas type, and not named Monkey.D.Luffy, qualifies. A deck with more qualifying cards gives the search more possible targets among those five.

Three points follow from the printed text:

1. Count your targets. The effect says “up to 1”, and the pool is limited to five cards from the top of the deck.
2. Other Luffy cards are excluded. The text names Monkey.D.Luffy as the exception, so a differently named Supernovas card is the target.
3. You choose the bottom order. The text lets you place the rest of the five cards at the bottom of your deck in any order.

These points come from reading the card text, not from tournament results. For a broader look at the set’s highlights, see our OP-10 chase cards guide.

How does OP10-111 compare with the Secret Rare Monkey.D.Luffy OP10-118?

OP10-111 and OP10-118 share a name but are different cards: 111 is a Yellow Rare with Cost 1, while 118 is a Black Secret Rare with Cost 6 and Power 7000. Their effects are unrelated.

OP10-118’s effect reads: “Once per turn, this Character cannot be K.O.’d by your opponent’s effects. [When Attacking] You may place 3 cards from your trash at the bottom of your deck in any order: If your opponent has 5 or more cards in their hand, your opponent trashes 1 card from their hand.” (official card list).

The two cards have different printed effects. OP10-111 has an [On Play] search that adds a Supernovas card to your hand. OP10-118 has a once-per-turn protection from your opponent’s effects and an [When Attacking] effect that can make your opponent trash a card. Both have a counter of 1000 and both share the Supernovas and Straw Hat Crew types, with 118 adding Dressrosa.

Rarity is the visible gap. The set’s rarity breakdown lists 26 Rare cards and 2 Secret Rare cards, so OP10-118 sits in the smaller of those two groups. The numbers are seven apart, 111 and 118. For the Secret Rare and Special card picture, see the OP-10 secret, special rares and box contents guide.

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Where does OP10-111 sit in the OP-10 set and its card list?

OP10-111 is one of the 26 Rare cards in a set of 125 card types plus 1 extra type, according to the official rarity breakdown. Its number is seven below the Secret Rare Luffy at OP10-118.

These figures come from the Japanese and Asia English product pages (Japanese, Asia English) and add up to the 126 types shown as 125+1. The Japanese page also notes that card images may differ from the actual product and that specifications may change. The Asia English page adds that multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble.

The official site published the full card list for Royal Blood on November 22, 2024, eight days before the November 30 release (official news). That announcement notes many characters from the Punk Hazard and Dressrosa arcs and a Super Parallel card of Trafalgar Law. Those are other cards; for the complete numbered list with the Luffy cards in context, go to the OP-10 card list page.

How do the Japanese and English editions of OP-10 differ?

The Japanese edition released on November 30, 2024 at 220 yen per pack, while the English-language edition page lists March 21, 2025 and USD $4.99 per pack. The English page also adds a Treasure Rare to the rarity list.

Sources: the Japanese product page, the Asia English product page and the English product page. The English page states that cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region, and that the page is AI-translated for non-English regions with the English original taking precedence.

The shop products described below are the Japanese Original Edition, so the Japanese figures apply to them: 6 cards per pack, 24 packs per box, 144 cards in a box.

What else launched with Royal Blood in Japan?

Two official sleeve products launched on the same day as Royal Blood: Official Card Sleeve 9 and Official Card Sleeve Authorized Store Edition Vol.2, both at 880 yen including tax. The official news page lists November 30, 2024 for both (official news).

The Japanese product page lists two related products, Start Deck EX Gear 5 [ST-21] and Extra Booster Anime 25th Collection [EB-02]. It also notes that the Premium Bandai lottery sales ended.

The Asia English page lists a “Let’s Get Started Campaign Promotion Pack”: for every 10 packs purchased, receive 1 promotion pack. The campaign period starts January 18, 2025 and runs until stocks last, and only the Japanese version is eligible.

None of these items changes the card data of OP10-111. They show how the set was presented officially: the full card list published first, then the release with sleeves, then the promotion pack campaign.

Where can you buy OP-10 Royal Blood products from Japan?

You can buy the sealed OP-10 product from Samurai Sword Tokyo: the OP-10 Royal Blood Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed, and it holds 24 packs of 6 cards, 144 cards in total.

The box is the Japanese Original Edition. Its product page names Nefertari Vivi, Vinsmoke Reiju, Sabo and Donquixote Doflamingo as key cards and describes alt-art royal-themed chase cards. OP10-111 Monkey.D.Luffy is one of the 125 card types, but a sealed box is randomized: the product page states that individual card pulls are not guaranteed, so a box does not promise this particular card. If you are choosing between sealed options for the set, our OP-10 box choice guide and the OP-10 booster box buying guide compare the options.

One related product draws on this set: the PRB-02 ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is a different product with top cards from OP-07 through OP-10, released in Japan on October 3, 2025.

On shipping and payment: orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx, with the shipping cost calculated at checkout and transit times shown as estimates, not guaranteed dates. Customs processing after handoff to the carrier is handled by the destination authorities. Payments are made in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or cards through PayPal. Read the shipping policy and payment methods page for the current terms.

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