Queen in EB-04 (EB04) is card EB04-032, a Rare (R) in the Japanese edition of the EGGHEAD CRISIS Extra Booster. This guide covers the card’s number, its rarity, its neighbors Kaido and King, and the pack facts you need to identify it correctly.
Updated November 13, 2026
- Queen is card number EB04-032 in the official card list for EGGHEAD CRISIS [EB-04].
- Its rarity is Rare (R), the same rarity shown for Kaido (EB04-030) and King (EB04-031).
- The Japanese edition of EB-04 was released on January 31, 2026, with 6 cards per pack.
- The set has 67 card types plus 1 DON!! card type, and cards are randomly inserted in packs.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name (English) | Queen, per the official English card list |
| Card name (Japanese) | クイーン, per the official Japanese card list |
| Card number | EB04-032 |
| Rarity | R (Rare) |
| Set (English) | EXTRA BOOSTER -EGGHEAD CRISIS- [EB-04] (also typed EB04), Japanese edition |
| Set (Japanese) | エクストラブースター EGGHEAD CRISIS【EB-04】 |
| Release date | January 31, 2026, per the official EB-04 page |
| Pack contents | 6 cards per pack; 67 card types plus 1 DON!! card type |
| Official pack price | ¥220 tax included, per the Japanese product page |
For the whole set by number, use our EGGHEAD CRISIS (EB-04) card list page. To look at the box itself, see the EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) product page.
Which card is Queen in EB-04 (EB04)?
Queen is the card numbered EB04-032 in the Japanese EGGHEAD CRISIS Extra Booster. Both the English and the Japanese official card lists show it as EB04-032 with the name Queen.
The number is the most reliable way to identify the card. A number such as EB04-032 has two parts. “EB04” is the set code for EB-04, and “032” is the position of the card in that set’s numbering. When you search marketplaces or sort a binder, the number EB04-032 identifies this card exactly.
The official lists spell the character name simply as Queen. We use that spelling throughout this guide, so you can match it against the list on the official site. In the Japanese list, the same entry reads クイーン, and the number and rarity are identical to the English list. That agreement between the two official lists is useful if you buy or sell across languages: you can describe the card by name in English and by number in any language.
The set itself is called EXTRA BOOSTER -EGGHEAD CRISIS- [EB-04] on the English-language official site, and its cards carry the EB04 prefix. Everything in this guide refers to the Japanese edition, with Japanese card numbers.
One more point helps when you read the lists. The Queen entry appears in plain form: EB04-032, R, Queen. It does not carry the note “also listed as SP CARD” that the English list attaches to some other EB-04 numbers. We come back to that in the rarity section.
What rarity is Queen in EGGHEAD CRISIS?
Queen is a Rare, shown as “R” in the official card list. The entry reads EB04-032, R, Queen.
The official EB-04 page gives this breakdown of the set’s card types:
| Rarity (official name) | Card types in EB-04 |
|---|---|
| Leader Card | 1 |
| Secret Rare | 1 |
| Super Rare | 9 |
| Rare | 21 |
| Common | 29 |
| Special Cards | 6 |
| DON!! Cards | 1 |
Queen belongs to the Rare tier, which has 21 card types in this breakdown. The Super Rares named in the card list include Carrot (EB04-013), Koby (EB04-044) and Borsalino (EB04-058), and the Secret Rare is Monkey D. Luffy (EB04-061). The Leader entry shown is Jewelry Bonney (EB04-001).
The figures add up. The Leader (1), Secret Rare (1), Super Rares (9), Rares (21) and Commons (29) make 61 card types. The 6 Special Cards bring the total to 67 card types, matching the official count, and the single DON!! card type is the extra 1 in “67 plus 1”.
The Japanese card list separately names six SP cards: EB01-023 Edward Weevil, EB04-003 Smoker & Tashigi, EB04-039 Eustass Kid, OP11-106 Zeus, PRB02-006 Roronoa Zoro and PRB02-014 Sabo. Four of those six numbers carry other set prefixes, so the SP cards in that list are not limited to EB04 numbers. Queen’s number, EB04-032, is not in that SP list. For the top end of the set, see our guide to Secret Rare and Special cards in EB-04 Egghead Crisis.
How does Queen sit next to Kaido and King in the set?
Queen sits directly after Kaido and King in the numbering, and all three are Rares. Kaido is EB04-030, King is EB04-031 and Queen is EB04-032.
| Card number | Rarity | Name |
|---|---|---|
| EB04-030 | R | Kaido |
| EB04-031 | R | King |
| EB04-032 | R | Queen |
The three numbers run in a row: EB04-030, EB04-031 and EB04-032. If you collect by number, that run is a convenient block to track. Because the three share the Rare rarity, the number is what tells them apart in a binder or a listing. Do not rely on the rarity letter alone, since it is the same on all three.
The list shows Kaido, King and Queen under their own names, with no combined card among them. That differs from entries such as EB04-038 Rosinante & Law, where two characters share one card name. When you compare listings, check that the name and the number agree: Queen and EB04-032 should appear together. If a listing pairs the name Queen with EB04-030 or EB04-031, one of the two details is wrong.
Other Rare entries in the card list include Sanji (EB04-052), Smoker & Tashigi (EB04-003) and Eustass”Captain”Kid (EB04-039). The last two are also listed as SP cards, which shows that a card number can appear in more than one version. Queen has no such note. Our guide to EB-04 chase cards, Jewelry Bonney, Koby and the rarity breakdown covers the higher tiers of the set.
How many cards are in EB-04, and where does Queen fit?
EB-04 has 67 card types plus 1 DON!! card type, and Queen is one of the 21 Rare card types. The official card list page for the series shows 85 hits.
Those are the two official figures: 67 types plus 1 on the product page, and 85 hits on the card list page. The card list marks some numbers, such as EB04-003 and EB04-039, as also listed as SP cards. Our article EB-04 Egghead Crisis: All 85 Entries by Number, With Rarity Counts walks through that numbering.
Within the set, Queen is a mid-numbered card in the 030s. The card list shows the Leader at EB04-001 and the Secret Rare at EB04-061, so Queen’s number falls between those two entries. Kaido and King come just before it, and Sanji (EB04-052) comes further on. The official English page also notes that multiples of one card may appear in a pack, so a full set may be hard to assemble, and that illustrations may differ from the final product.
The official EB-04 page features eight cards by name: Jewelry Bonney (EB04-001 and EB04-002), Carrot, Issho, Rosinante & Law, Koby, Sanji and Borsalino. Queen is not among the featured cards on that page. The page simply highlights a short selection, so the card list is the place to confirm Queen’s details. For a full view of the set, the EB-04 card list page shows the numbers in order.
When was EB-04 released in Japan, and what comes in a pack?
EB-04 EGGHEAD CRISIS was released in Japan on January 31, 2026, a Saturday, according to the official Japanese product page. Each pack holds 6 cards.
The official Japanese page lists the recommended retail price as ¥220 per pack, tax included. The English-language official page shows the same release date and the same count of 67 card types plus 1 DON!! card type. The Japanese page states that cards are randomly inserted, so no pack is promised to contain a particular card, including Queen.
The official pages also carry cautions. Both say that product details may change. The English page adds that multiples of one card may appear in a pack and that illustrations may differ from the final product, and the Japanese page says photos may differ slightly from the actual product. For a collector who wants Queen, these notes mean two things. First, opening packs will not give you a predictable number of Rares of any one name. Second, the official illustration on the site is a guide to the card, not a promise about the printed item.
Because a pack holds 6 cards and the set has 67 card types plus 1 DON!! card type, no single pack can show the whole set. The official pages give no odds for any card, and we do not state any here.
The English names in the official English card list match the names used here, so you can cross-check Queen, Kaido and King against that list without translating anything. If you are comparing EB-04 with another arc-themed Extra Booster, our article Arc-Themed Extra Boosters: EB-04 EGGHEAD CRISIS vs EB-06 EAST BLUE sets the two side by side.
Where can I buy an EB-04 box that holds Queen?
A sealed EB-04 booster box is the way to open packs from the set that includes Queen. Our product pages are the EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box. The second page describes a box with cosmetic damage to the outer box.
A box is a random product. The cards in each pack are randomly inserted, so no box is promised to contain Queen or any other named card. If you want a specific card, the number EB04-032 is your search term for singles. You can also browse our One Piece Card Box category page.
Other sets have their own product pages: EB-03 Heroines Edition Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), EB-02 Anime 25th collection Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and OP-13 Carrying on His Will Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
On delivery and payment, our shipping policy says orders go by FedEx with a tracking number, in Standard or Expedited service, with the shipping cost calculated at checkout from your address. Most orders are processed within 5 business days after payment clears, which is an estimate, and customs processing after handoff to the carrier is outside our control. Payment is in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or cards through PayPal, as described on the payment methods page.
More EB-04 guides
If you want to go beyond Queen, these guides cover other angles of the same set.
- Bonney EB-04: Character Cards Guide, for the Leader and other cards of Jewelry Bonney.
- EB04 Egghead Crisis Recommended Picks: Which Cards and Box to Choose, for choosing between cards and a box.
- EB-04 Egghead Crisis Booster Box Buying Guide: Japanese One Piece, for the box in more detail.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Queen’s card number in EB-04?
Queen is EB04-032 in the Japanese EGGHEAD CRISIS Extra Booster. Both the English and Japanese official card lists show that number.
What rarity is the EB04 Queen card?
Queen is a Rare, shown as R in the official card list. Kaido (EB04-030) and King (EB04-031) are also Rares.
Is Queen a Super Rare or a Secret Rare?
No. The official card list shows Queen as R, which is Rare. The Super Rares in the list include Carrot, Koby and Borsalino, and the Secret Rare is Monkey D. Luffy.
Is Queen in EB-04 an SP card?
The Japanese card list names six SP cards, and EB04-032 Queen is not among them. EB04-003 and EB04-039 are the EB-04 numbers that carry an SP listing.
When did EB-04 come out in Japan?
EB-04 EGGHEAD CRISIS was released in Japan on January 31, 2026. The official page lists 6 cards per pack and a price of ¥220 per pack with tax.
Does an EB-04 box guarantee a Queen card?
No. The official Japanese page states that cards are randomly inserted, so no box is promised to contain a specific card.
Where can I see the full EB-04 card list?
Use our EB-04 card list page or the official card list on the One Piece Card Game site. Both show the cards by number.
To see the set that holds Queen, open the EB-04 Egghead Crisis Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) product page.
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