Gecko Moria OP-14: Leader Card, Deck and Related Cards

Gecko Moria OP-14 (OP14) refers to the Gecko Moria cards OP14-080 and OP14-104 in the Japanese booster pack The Azure Sea’s Seven. This guide covers the official recommended deck, the listed combos and the set facts a collector needs.

Updated November 13, 2026

What is Gecko Moria in OP-14 (OP14)?

Gecko Moria in OP-14 is the Leader card OP14-080, printed in the Black/Yellow colour pairing. The official English product page names it as one of the new Leader cards of the set, and the official Japanese page lists it under the same number.

The set is the Japanese edition of ONE PIECE CARD GAME Booster Pack The Azure Sea’s Seven, set code OP-14. The official Japanese page says the set features the Seven Warlords of the Sea.

The name Gecko Moria appears on more than one card in the set, and that is where collectors can get confused. OP14-104 is a different card that the official English page lists as a combo card in the Thriller Bark Pirates deck. They are not two prints of the same card, so a search for “Gecko Moria” in a card list returns both, and you should check the number every time.

A card number such as OP14-080 has two parts: the set code OP14 and the card’s number inside that set. The set code tells you the card comes from The Azure Sea’s Seven. The number tells you which card it is. For Gecko Moria, that second part is the whole difference between the Leader and the combo card.

The seven new Leaders sit at OP14-001, OP14-020, OP14-040, OP14-041, OP14-060, OP14-079 and OP14-080, so Moria holds the highest of the seven Leader numbers, while his combo card OP14-104 comes later in the set’s numbering. The official English page describes OP14-080 as Black/Yellow, and the recommended deck on the official pages is Black/Yellow as well.

Which Gecko Moria cards are in The Azure Sea’s Seven?

Two Gecko Moria cards appear in the official OP-14 information: the Leader OP14-080 and the card OP14-104. The English page and the Japanese page both name OP14-104 as a Gecko Moria card next to the Leader OP14-080.

The cards the official pages single out for special art are the Event cards OP14-096 and OP14-118, and the super alternate art Dracule Mihawk OP14-119. Neither Gecko Moria card is named in that special-art group. To see how the whole set is laid out by number, the OP-14 card list page is the place to go.

When you look at a single card or a listing, ask three things: which number is printed, which role the card plays, and which edition it belongs to. Both numbers here belong to the Japanese edition of The Azure Sea’s Seven, and the two cards share a name but are different numbers.

A simple way to organise a Gecko Moria theme is to treat the official deck as a checklist. Four numbers come straight from the official pages:

What deck does the official page build around Gecko Moria OP14-080?

The official page recommends a Black/Yellow deck led by Gecko Moria OP14-080, with OP14-110 as the featured card. The Japanese page names OP14-110 as Dr. Hogback and gives the same black/yellow recommendation, so the deck idea matches in both languages.

This is the official starting point: a Leader with a named featured card and two named combos. The official English card list gives OP14-080 as a Leader with 5000 power and 4 Life, with two effects: [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] You may K.O. 1 of your {Thriller Bark Pirates} type Characters: Your Leader and all of your Characters gain +1000 power during this turn. [When Attacking] You may trash 3 cards from your hand: Add up to 1 card from the top of your deck to the top of your Life cards.

Card text matters here. Both the Asia English page and the Japanese page link to a notice about card text errata for this set. The Japanese page names it a notice of typos and corrections in the OP-14 card text. Read that notice before you rely on the wording of any card in the Moria deck.

If you collect rather than play, the same list is useful. OP14-080, OP14-110, OP14-104 and OP14-100 are four numbers you can chase for a Gecko Moria theme. Dr. Hogback does not carry the Leader’s name, but it is the featured card of the recommended deck, so add it if you want your theme collection to match the official deck.

Which cards combo with Gecko Moria in the Thriller Bark Pirates deck?

The combo cards for the Gecko Moria deck are OP14-104 Gecko Moria and OP14-100 Absalom. The Asia English page lists OP14-104 and OP14-100 together as combos, and the English page places OP14-104 in the Thriller Bark Pirates deck.

• OP14-104 Gecko Moria. A second card with the Leader’s name. The Japanese page labels it a related card.
• OP14-100 Absalom. A related card named on the Japanese page and listed among the combos on the Asia English page.
• OP14-110 Dr. Hogback. The featured card of the recommended deck. It is not a combo entry, but it is part of the same official recommendation.

Thriller Bark Pirates is the deck name used on the English product page. The official text names only the three numbers above alongside the Leader, so treat those as the confirmed pieces of this deck.

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The wording differs between pages. The Asia English page says “combo” for both OP14-104 and OP14-100, the English page names OP14-104 in the Thriller Bark Pirates deck, and the Japanese page says “related” for both OP14-104 and OP14-100.

A theme collection of this deck needs four different numbers, and only one of them is a Leader. The same name on OP14-080 and OP14-104 is where a careless buyer can end up with the wrong card, so when you compare listings, match the number first and the name second.

Which Leaders are in OP-14?

OP-14 has seven new Leader cards. The official English page lists all seven, and the rarity breakdown counts them as 7 Leader cards.

When was OP-14 released in Japan and what does a pack contain?

OP-14 was released in Japan on November 22, 2025, a Saturday, at 220 yen per pack including tax, according to the official Japanese page. Each pack holds 6 cards drawn from 128 types plus 1 additional type, and the cards are inserted at random.

The Asia English page gives the rarity breakdown:

The Leader group of 7 contains OP14-080 Gecko Moria. The two Secret Rares are Dracule Mihawk OP14-119 and Crocodile OP14-120. The official pages also note that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble. The contents of each pack are random, so no pack is promised to hold a particular card.

Adding up the table gives 129 types, which matches the 128 types plus 1 additional type in the headline figure. Seven of those 129 are Leaders, and OP14-080 is one of the seven. The Asia page says an English version will be available. The English page is titled OP14-EB04, is dated January 16, 2026, gives an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack and lists 163+2 card types, a larger count than the Japanese edition. It carries the same OP14-080 and OP14-104 numbers for Gecko Moria. This article is about the Japanese edition and its dates.

The English page also states a tournament rule: cards are tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, and legal from the pre-release date at your local game store. Read it on the official page for your own region before planning organised play.

Where can I buy OP-14 and see the full card list?

The full card list is on our The Azure Sea’s Seven (OP14) Complete Card List page, and sealed OP-14 products are on their own product pages. The regular box is OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). A discounted box with cosmetic outer damage is OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box, ¥9,520 on November 13, 2026. Its listing says the cards inside are unaffected.

A box is a randomized product, so it does not promise a Gecko Moria Leader. If you want OP14-080 or OP14-104 specifically, use the card list page to confirm the number you are after.

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