Marshall.D.Teach OP-16: Leader and Secret Rare Guide

Marshall D Teach OP16 searches lead to two cards in OP-16 (OP16) The Time of Battle: OP16-080 Marshall.D.Teach, a Black/Yellow Leader, and OP16-119 Marshall.D.Teach, a Yellow Secret Rare Character. Each has a parallel art version. This guide reads their effects, the deck and where they sit in the set.

Updated November 14, 2026

Key facts about the set behind these cards. OP-16 is BOOSTER PACK -THE TIME OF BATTLE- [OP-16], the 16th ONE PIECE CARD GAME booster, themed on the Paramount War.

Which Marshall.D.Teach cards are in OP-16?

OP-16 has two Marshall.D.Teach card numbers, OP16-080 as a Leader and OP16-119 as a Secret Rare, and the official card list shows a parallel art version of each. That makes four entries on the list, from two different cards.

Both cards carry the Special attribute and the types The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Blackbeard Pirates. The Japanese card list prints the name as マーシャル・D・ティーチ; the rest of this guide uses the English card name.

The set’s official breakdown lists 2 Secret Rares, and the English product page names the two Secret Rare debuts as OP16-118 Portgas.D.Ace and OP16-119 Marshall.D.Teach. So the Teach Secret Rare is one of the two Secret Rare cards in the set’s breakdown. The Leader is one of the six Leaders in OP-16.

The two cards have different card types. The Leader is a Leader card with Life 4. The Secret Rare is a Character with Cost 8. Each card’s text works on its own, so read them as two separate cards that happen to share a name.

When you search the official list, look at the card number first. OP16-080 and OP16-119 are the numbers that matter here, and the list marks the alternate artwork as a parallel art version of the same number rather than as a new card. The artwork is the only thing that sets the entries of one number apart.

What does the OP16-080 Marshall.D.Teach Leader do?

The OP16-080 Leader gives your Characters +1 cost during your opponent’s turn and lets you redirect an attack to itself or to a Blackbeard Pirates Character by trashing a card with a [Trigger] from your hand. Its two printed effects read as follows.

• [Opponent’s Turn] All of your Characters gain +1 cost.
• [On Your Opponent’s Attack] [Once Per Turn] You may trash 1 card with a [Trigger] from your hand. Change the target of that attack to this Leader or to one of your {Blackbeard Pirates} type Character cards.

The +1 cost line applies during your opponent’s turn and is not tied to an attack or a card type. The redirect can be used once each turn: you trash 1 card with a [Trigger] from your hand, and the new target must be this Leader or one of your {Blackbeard Pirates} type Character cards.

The Leader has Life 4, Power 5000 and Counter -. The official Japanese page lists OP16-080 as a new Leader in OP-16 and features a Black-Yellow Teach deck around it. The OP-16 Leaders guide covers the other Leaders for comparison.

What does the OP16-119 Secret Rare Marshall.D.Teach do?

The OP16-119 Secret Rare is a Yellow Character with an On Play life-top effect and a Trigger that negates one opposing Character and then K.O.s one with cost 5 or less. It costs 8 and has Power 10000. Its two printed effects read as follows.

• [On Play] Look at 3 cards from the top of your deck; add up to 1 card to the top of your Life cards. Then, place the rest at the bottom of your deck in any order.
• [Trigger] Negate the effect of up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters during this turn. Then, K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 5 or less.

The On Play effect and the Trigger work separately, as printed above.

The wording is “up to” throughout, so each part can act on one card or on none. The K.O. step has a printed limit: the target must have a cost of 5 or less. The card’s own Cost 8 and Power 10000 are separate numbers, shown on the card itself.

The official English product page lists OP16-119 in combos for two decks: the Black/Yellow Marshall.D.Teach deck and the Purple Sengoku deck. So the card is not tied to the Teach Leader.

The parallel art version prints the same rarity, stats and text. The difference between the standard and parallel entries is the artwork; the parallel art version is its own entry on the official card list.

Which deck is the Teach Leader built for?

The Teach Leader is built for a Black/Yellow Blackbeard Pirates deck, the deck themed The Seven Warlords of the Sea/Blackbeard Pirates that the official pages recommend for OP16-080. Its colours are Black and Yellow, so the main deck needs cards from both.

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The effect text points to three things.

• {Blackbeard Pirates} Characters. The redirect can target the Leader or a Character of that type.
• Cards with [Trigger]. Each use of the redirect trashes one such card from your hand.
• Yellow cards. OP16-119 is Yellow, which is one of the Leader’s two colours.

The official Japanese pages name the featured deck as Black-Yellow (黒黄) Teach, and the Asia English page names the Black/Yellow deck under The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Blackbeard Pirates. Both describe the same Teach Leader, so the colour pair is consistent across the official pages.

One named support card comes from the official pages. OP16-108 Shiryu, a Super Rare, is listed as a related card for the Teach deck. The page lists Shiryu as a suggested pairing, not as a required card, so treat it as a starting point and read the Leader’s text when you build.

If you want to play Teach, start with the Leader and the Trigger and Blackbeard Pirates requirements in its text. If you only want the Secret Rare, the Leader is not required, since the official English page also lists OP16-119 in another deck.

Which Blackbeard Pirates cards sit next to Teach in OP-16?

The official pages name one card as a related pairing for the Teach deck: OP16-108 Shiryu, a Super Rare.

How does Teach compare with Ace and the Three Admirals in OP-16?

Teach shares the Secret Rare debut list with Portgas.D.Ace, and the official English product page names the Three Admirals as a separate Super Alt-Art group.

The Japanese page also lists OP16-060 Sengoku as a new Leader, which brings the Leader count to six. Our product listing names Portgas.D.Ace, Marshall.D.Teach, the Admirals and Marineford-era Leaders as collector watch points for the set.

So what should you do? If you play Black/Yellow, the Leader is the Teach card to look at first, and the Secret Rare is a Yellow Character that the official page also lists for a second deck. If you follow the Secret Rares, Teach and Ace are the two debuts, and the Admirals are a separate group. We have guides on each: the OP16-118 Portgas.D.Ace Secret Rare guide, the OP-16 Secret Rare and Special cards explainer and the OP-16 chase cards guide.

Where can I find Marshall.D.Teach cards from OP-16?

Teach cards come out of OP-16 booster packs, so the products to look at are the sealed booster box and the carton. The box is OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese One Piece Booster Box at ¥9,173 on November 14, 2026, and the carton is OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Carton at ¥116,116 on November 14, 2026. The box holds 24 booster packs of 6 cards each, and the carton is one full case of 12 booster boxes shipped as the carton itself.

These are randomized products. The cards in each box are packed at the factory, and individual pulls are not guaranteed, so neither product promises a Teach card. For a look at the whole set, use our OP16 card list page.

On shipping and payment, the shipping policy says orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, with the shipping cost calculated at checkout, and most orders are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. Customs processing after handoff to FedEx is controlled by the carrier and destination authorities. All payments are in Japanese yen, as the payment methods page explains.

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