OP14-119 Dracule Mihawk: The Super Alternate Art Card

OP14-119 is the Dracule Mihawk card in OP-14 (OP14), BOOSTER PACK -The Azure Sea’s Seven-, released in Japan on November 22, 2025. It is a Secret Rare (SEC) Character that the official site lists as the set’s super alternate art card. This guide covers its card data, effect text, versions and Leader pairing.

Updated November 12, 2026

What is OP14-119 in The Azure Sea’s Seven?

OP14-119 is the Secret Rare Dracule Mihawk Character card of the OP-14 booster set, and it is the card the official site picks out as the super alternate art card. The set is built around the Seven Warlords of the Sea. The official page describes the theme as the Seven Warlords of the Sea, with new Leader cards and fan-favorite characters.

The card number tells you where it sits. OP14 is the set code, and 119 is the collector number inside the set. The set has 128 card types plus one DON!! card. The official OP-14 page shows OP14-119 and OP14-120 together under the heading for SEC cards of Dracule Mihawk and Crocodile, and its rarity breakdown gives Secret Rare 2 types, so the two Secret Rare types of the set are these two cards.

The Japanese edition went on sale on November 22, 2025, a Saturday. Each pack holds 6 cards. If you want the whole set rather than this one card, our OP14 card list page shows it in one place, and our OP-14 set guide covers the release and box contents.

OP14-119 comes out of booster packs, and the pack source we sell is the OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The buying section below gives the details.

The official printed form of the card number is OP14-119, and that is the form used throughout this article.

What are the key facts for OP14-119 Dracule Mihawk?

OP14-119 is a Green Character with Cost 9, Power 10000, no Counter value, the Slash attribute and the type The Seven Warlords of the Sea. All of these values come from the official card list. The table below gives them in one place.

Every one of the three entries shows the same stats and the same effect text. The difference between them is the artwork treatment, not the numbers. The official list identifies two of the entries only as “parallel art version of this card number”, so this article does not assign an extra label to either one.

The rarity breakdown for the whole set, from the official OP-14 page, is Special Cards 6, Leader Cards 7, Secret Rare 2, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45, Special 3rd Anniversary Cards 2 and the DON!! card 1. Added together, those figures make the 129 types the page gives for the set. The two Secret Rare types in that list are the two cards shown under the SEC heading: OP14-119 and OP14-120. That makes OP14-119 one of two Secret Rare card types in the set.

The Japanese official page gives the same breakdown with Japanese rarity names: Special cards 6 types, Leader 7 types, Secret 2 types, Super Rare 10 types, Rare 26 types, Uncommon 30 types, Common 45 types, 3rd Anniversary Special 2 types and the DON!! card 1 type. On that page OP14-119 is listed in the features section as a SEC card, described as the set’s super parallel (SP) card with a special design.

What does the OP14-119 Dracule Mihawk card do?

OP14-119 has two effects: a [Your Turn] effect that stops one of your opponent’s Characters from being rested, and an [On Your Opponent’s Attack] effect that boosts a Leader or Character by +2000 power for the battle. Here is the official English text.

• [Your Turn] When this Character becomes rested, up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 9 or less cannot be rested until the end of your opponent’s next End Phase.
• [On Your Opponent’s Attack] [Once Per Turn] You may trash 1 card from your hand: Up to 1 of your Leader or Character cards gains +2000 power during this battle.

Read piece by piece, the first effect has a trigger and a target. The trigger is this Character becoming rested during your turn. The target is up to 1 opponent Character with a cost of 9 or less. The result is that the chosen Character cannot be rested until the end of your opponent’s next End Phase. Because the target is limited to a cost of 9 or less, the effect is tied to the same number as this card’s own Cost of 9.

The second effect is a defensive option. It can be used once per turn when your opponent attacks, and it costs you one card from your hand. In return, one of your Leader or Character cards, which can include this Mihawk itself, gains +2000 power during that battle. Power 10000 on the card plus +2000 would read 12000 for the duration of that battle if the boost is placed on the card itself.

The cost of that second effect is a card from your hand, so it trades card count for battle power.

Both effects are the text printed on the card. Bandai’s page also links a notice about errata and revised card effect text for OP-14, so check that notice on the official site if you are building a tournament deck.

The card has no Counter value, which the official list shows as “-”. It also has no keyword such as Blocker printed in its effect text. Those are simply the printed facts; how strong the card is in practice depends on your deck.

Why is OP14-119 the super alternate art card of OP-14?

OP14-119 is called the super alternate art card because Bandai’s official pages name it that way. The English page lists OP14-119 as the super alternate art card, and states that OP14-119 is the Dracule Mihawk card. The Japanese page lists it in the features section as a SEC card and describes it as the set’s super parallel (SP) card with a special design.

The English wording and the Japanese wording point to the same card. “Super alternate art” in English corresponds to the “super parallel” label on the Japanese side. In both cases the card is a Dracule Mihawk Secret Rare with its own special artwork, placed in the SEC section next to OP14-120 Crocodile.

The official English product page for the English-language release also lists OP14-119 Dracule Mihawk. That page is for BOOSTER PACK, THE AZURE SEA’S SEVEN [OP14-EB04], released on January 16, 2026 at USD $4.99 per pack (MSRP). It states that SEC rarity versions of Dracule Mihawk (OP14-119) and Crocodile (OP14-120) are included, and it calls OP14-119 the set’s super alternate art card. If you collect the English release, see the official OP14-EB04 page. This article describes the Japanese edition.

Other Mihawk and Warlord cards from the same release are covered in our OP-14 chase cards guide and our OP-14 rarity guide. For the parallel-art side of the set, the OP-14 parallel and SP card guide is the place to look.

How does OP14-119 work with the Dracule Mihawk Leader OP14-020?

OP14-119 is shown by Bandai as a related card for the Dracule Mihawk Leader OP14-020 in a Green deck, alongside OP14-033 Perona. The English page calls OP14-119 the featured combo card for that Leader. The Japanese page lists it among the related cards for the Mihawk Leader deck.

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The Leader’s official data is Life 5, Power 5000, Counter “-”, Color Green, Attribute Slash and Type The Seven Warlords of the Sea. Its effect text reads:

• If your opponent’s Leader has the <Slash> attribute, this Leader gains +1000 power.
• [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] You may rest 1 of your cards: If there is a Character with a cost of 5 or more, set up to 3 of your DON!! cards as active. Then, you cannot play Character cards during this turn.

The overlap is easy to see on paper. Both the Leader and OP14-119 are Green. Both have the Slash attribute. Both carry the type The Seven Warlords of the Sea. The Leader’s activated effect checks for a Character with a cost of 5 or more, and OP14-119 has a Cost of 9, which meets that line.

The Leader also has a parallel art version on the official list, with identical stats and text. So a Mihawk Leader deck can pair a Leader entry with an OP14-119 entry in whichever art treatment you prefer. The official pages simply present the two cards together.

For deck building, the first source to read is the official page itself, because it also carries the playmat survey and the card text correction notice for OP-14. Cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, according to the English product page, and are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store.

How does OP14-119 compare with the other Dracule Mihawk cards?

Three Dracule Mihawk cards appear in the official data: the OP14-020 Leader, the OP14-119 Secret Rare and a Special card from a different set, OP12-030. The table compares their printed stats.

OP14-119 has the highest Cost and the highest Power of the three cards in this table, which compares three cards only. OP12-030 is the card from the earlier OP-12 set, type Muggy Kingdom/The Seven Warlords of the Sea, with Cost 8 and Power 8000. Its text is: [Blocker] [On Play] Set up to 4 of your DON!! cards as active. Then, you cannot play Character cards with a base cost of 7 or more during this turn.

The two Characters play different roles on paper. OP12-030 has Blocker and an On Play DON!! effect. OP14-119 has no Blocker and no On Play effect, and instead relies on the rest-lock effect and the attack-time power boost. Bandai presents OP14-119 as a companion for the OP14-020 Leader.

The Leader and the Character are different kinds of card. The Leader has Life 5 and Power 5000 and sits in the Leader area, while OP14-119 is a Character with a Cost of 9. Their effects point in different directions: the Leader’s effect sets DON!! cards active when a Character with a cost of 5 or more is present, and OP14-119 is a Character with a cost well above that line.

All three share Green and Slash. This comparison covers the three Mihawk cards in the official data.

Where can you buy OP-14 boxes that contain OP14-119?

OP14-119 is pulled from booster packs, so the way to chase it from our shop is a sealed OP-14 booster box. Our regular listing is the OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), which holds 24 packs of 6 cards. The OP-14 Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is a discounted version with cosmetic damage to the outer box, priced at ¥9,390 on November 12, 2026.

A box is a randomized sealed product. The cards inside are packed at the factory, and no particular card is guaranteed. Our OP-14 booster box guide explains the Japanese box in more detail.

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