One card number. Three separate secret-rare treatments — including the Zoro manga card collectors specifically search for. A price gap that runs from four figures to nearly seven.
That’s the situation with Roronoa Zoro’s flagship One Piece Card Game print, OP06-118 — the SEC from “Wings of the Captain” (OP-06) — where the plain secret rare, the standard parallel, and the comic-style manga rare of the exact same card number currently price worlds apart. Zoro is also one of only three characters with two confirmed Leader numbers plus a third shared Leader, and one of those Leaders has a serial-numbered tournament-prize version currently asking in seven figures.
This guide walks through the key Zoro printings we verified against the official Bandai card database — the OP06-118 manga rare and its siblings, the Leader cards, and the tournament-prize parallels — with current secondary-market asking prices sourced and dated so you can identify what you’re holding.
Zoro’s headline chase print is the OP06-118 SEC comic parallel — the print collectors mean by “Zoro manga card” — currently asking from ¥233,000 (lowest live ask, any condition, SNKRDUNK, September 1, 2026, 35 listings) and up to ¥430,000–¥696,969 in PSA10 (August 7, 2026 measurement). We don’t hold Zoro singles as standing stock — source specific prints through Quick Order — but Zoro does pull directly from sealed packs of our OP-16 The Time of Battle booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), currently listed at ¥12,000, which carries two Zoro character cards in its base lineup.
OP06-118 raw/lowest-ask figures and the OP-16 box price are refreshed to September 1, 2026 SNKRDUNK and Woo listings; PSA10 tiers and the OP12-020 tournament-prize figures below are unchanged since the August 7, 2026 measurement and are labeled accordingly.
Prices below are SNKRDUNK asking prices; OP06-118 raw/lowest-ask figures and the OP-16 box price were refreshed September 1, 2026, while other figures (PSA10 tiers, OP12-020, the Leader parallels, and tournament prints) were measured August 7, 2026 and remain labeled with that date. Converted at roughly ¥163/USD where noted. Card numbers, set names, and rarities are taken from the official Bandai card database (asia-en.onepiece-cardgame.com). Prices resting on a single active listing are flagged as such — treat them as one seller’s ask, not a settled market.
Every Confirmed Zoro Printing
Roronoa Zoro has appeared under a long list of card numbers since the game launched in 2022, spanning Leader cards, mainline Character SRs, and the tournament-only parallels covered further down. The prints with a confirmed, adopted asking price as of this measurement:
| # | Card | Set | Asking price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OP12-020 L serial-numbered Winner’s Prize | Legacy of the Master (OP-12) | ¥1,190,000–¥3,999,990 (PSA10, Aug 7) |
| 2 | OP06-118 SEC comic parallel (manga rare) | Wings of the Captain (OP-06) | ¥430,000–¥696,969 (PSA10, Aug 7) |
| 3 | OP06-118 SEC comic parallel | Wings of the Captain (OP-06) | ¥233,000 (lowest ask, any condition, Sept 1) |
| 4 | OP01-001 L 25th Anniversary parallel | Premium Card Collection — 25th Anniversary Edition | ¥18,200–¥45,000 (PSA10, Aug 7) |
| 5 | OP06-118 SEC-P standard parallel | Wings of the Captain (OP-06) | ¥38,000–¥111,100 (PSA10, Aug 7) |
| 6 | OP06-118 SEC-P standard parallel | Wings of the Captain (OP-06) | ¥9,999 (lowest ask, Sept 1) |
| 7 | OP01-001 L 25th Anniversary parallel | Premium Card Collection — 25th Anniversary Edition | ¥1,800 (raw, Aug 7) |
| 8 | OP06-118 SEC plain (non-parallel) | Wings of the Captain (OP-06) | ¥1,000 (lowest ask, Sept 1) |
The spread inside that list is the whole story of collecting Zoro: the same card number, OP06-118, appears three times at three completely different price tiers depending on which of its treatments you’re holding, and the OP12-020 Leader’s tournament-prize version sits in a price bracket of its own, well above every other Zoro print in this guide. A handful of additional parallels — a Championship Battle prize version of ST01-013 and a DON!! super parallel from PRB-01 — currently trade on single listings only and are covered separately below without an adopted price.
Zoro Manga Card (OP06-118 SEC Comic Parallel) and Its Three Faces
Zoro’s defining chase card is OP06-118, a SEC Green Character card from -Wings of the Captain- [OP-06], a 126-card set per the official card list (including 2 Secret Rares and 1 DON!! card, with 25 additional parallels) that released in late 2023. In Japanese collector shorthand it’s known as コミパラ — the comic parallel — and it’s the print most people mean when they search “Zoro manga card.”
The confusing part is that OP06-118 exists on the secondary market in three distinct forms, and they don’t price anywhere near each other:
| Condition | SNKRDUNK ask | |
|---|---|---|
| Plain SEC (non-parallel) | Lowest ask (Sept 1) | ¥1,000 |
| SEC-P (standard parallel) | Lowest ask (Sept 1) | ¥9,999 |
| SEC-P (standard parallel) | PSA10 (Aug 7) | ¥38,000 / ¥111,100 (two listings, wide spread) |
| SEC-SP comic parallel (manga rare) | Lowest ask (Sept 1) | ¥233,000 (35 listings) |
| SEC-SP comic parallel (manga rare) | PSA10 (Aug 7) | ¥430,000–¥696,969 (center band ¥500,000–¥560,000, 10+ listings) |
The plain SEC — the “just a secret rare” version with no parallel art treatment — is genuinely the affordable end of this card number, with a lowest live SNKRDUNK ask of ¥1,000 as of September 1, 2026. Step up to the SEC-P standard parallel and the lowest live ask is ¥9,999 (September 1, 2026), with PSA10 copies spread wide between ¥38,000 and ¥111,100 (August 7 measurement) — two listings far enough apart that the honest read is a range, not a single number.
Then there’s the comic parallel itself — the Zoro manga card. With ten-plus active PSA10 listings clustering between ¥500,000 and ¥560,000, and asks stretching as high as ¥696,969 (August 7 measurement), these are multiple concurrent listings — not a single-seller outlier. The lowest live ask of ¥233,000 (35 listings, SNKRDUNK, September 1, 2026) puts even an ungraded copy well above every other Zoro print in this guide except the OP12-020 Leader covered next.
Same card number, three different products. If the art is a black-and-white comic-panel treatment, you have the SEC-SP manga rare. If it’s the game’s standard painted illustration with an alternate finish, it’s the SEC-P parallel. A plain, non-parallel secret rare is worth a fraction of either. For how comic-style manga parallels work across the wider game, see our manga rare cards guide.
Secondary-market listings also attribute an OP06-118 reprint to a “2nd ANNIVERSARY SET” goods package, where the lowest live SNKRDUNK ask as of September 1, 2026 is ¥11,111 — a lower ask than the standalone SEC-P parallel, which tracks with it being a boxed-set reprint rather than the original booster pull. Treat this as a marketplace ask, not a settled sale price.
Zoro’s Leader Cards
The official card database confirms three Zoro Leader numbers — two solo Leaders and one shared Leader printed alongside Sanji.
| Card # | Rarity | Set | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP01-001 | L | -ROMANCE DAWN- [OP-01] | Red; Zoro’s original Leader from the game’s launch set |
| OP12-020 | L | -Legacy of the Master- [OP-12] | Green; carries a serial-numbered tournament Winner’s Prize version |
| ST12-001 | L | -Zoro & Sanji- [ST-12] | Green/Blue; shared starter-deck Leader |
OP01-001, Zoro’s launch-set Leader, also carries a Parallel print distributed through a Bandai Premium Card Collection 25th Anniversary Edition product. That parallel currently asks around ¥1,800 raw, with graded PSA10 copies asking ¥18,200 and ¥18,500 across two listings — and a third listing at ¥45,000 that sits well above the other two. We’re flagging that third figure as an outlier rather than folding it into a blended average; if you’re pricing a PSA10 copy of your own, the ¥18,000-range listings are the more representative comparison.
ST12-001 is the shared Leader from the -Zoro & Sanji- starter deck, printed in Green/Blue for a two-color deck built around both characters. It doesn’t carry a confirmed high-value parallel in this pass, and functions primarily as a deckbuilding staple rather than a chase card.
The third Leader, OP12-020, is where Zoro’s most expensive confirmed printing lives — covered in full detail next.
The Serial-Numbered Winner’s Prize: OP12-020
Zoro’s single most expensive confirmed card in this guide isn’t a Character SR at all — it’s a serial-numbered version of his Leader, OP12-020 from -Legacy of the Master- [OP-12], described on secondary-market listings as a winner’s prize from a Flagship Battle event (January 2026, per seller labels). A serial number printed on the card marks it as a tournament-distributed copy rather than standard retail stock.
| Condition | SNKRDUNK ask |
|---|---|
| Unopened / sealed listing | listed around ¥1,230,000 |
| Opened, raw | listed around ¥995,000 |
| Graded PSA10 | ¥1,190,000–¥3,999,990 (center band ¥1,200,000–¥1,350,000, 10+ listings) |
The sealed and opened raw figures each come from a single active listing on their respective product pages, so we’re describing them as “listed around” rather than quoting them as a settled market — each is one seller’s current ask, not an average of recent sales. The PSA10 tier is different: with more than ten active listings clustering between ¥1.2 million and ¥1.35 million, and outliers stretching close to ¥4 million, this tier shows a consistent band of concurrent asks, not a single-listing curiosity.
What sets this print apart from the OP06-118 comic parallel above — beyond price — is distribution. A comic parallel is a chase pull from ordinary boosters, however rare; a serial-numbered tournament prize is handed out at a specific event to a specific placement, which caps supply in a completely different way. That’s the mechanical reason the OP12-020 Winner’s Prize sits above even the OP06-118 manga rare’s top PSA10 asks.
The ¥1,230,000 and ¥995,000 asks for the sealed and opened OP12-020 Winner’s Prize each rest on one active listing. Treat them as an opening position from a single seller, not a confirmed market level — the PSA10 tier’s ten-plus listings are the more reliable reference point for where this print is listed.
Tournament and Championship Parallels
Beyond the OP12-020 Winner’s Prize, at least two more tournament-distributed Zoro parallels are confirmed to exist on the Japanese secondary market, though neither has enough listing depth for us to attach a reliable price in this pass.
A ST01-013 SR parallel — ST01-013 is Zoro’s SR from the -Straw Hat Crew- [ST-01] starter deck — exists as a Championship Battle “top-16” prize version, confirmed present on SNKRDUNK. Both the raw and PSA10 asks for that specific prize print currently rest on single listings, so we’re noting its existence here without treating either figure as a market price. If you’re chasing this specific parallel, expect to negotiate off a single seller’s ask rather than a settled band.
A DON!! Zoro Super Parallel from Premium Booster -THE BEST- [PRB-01] — the July 2024 reprint set covered in full in our One Piece Card THE BEST guide — is also confirmed to exist, again currently sitting on single raw and PSA10 listings. Same caveat applies: worth knowing it’s real, not yet worth quoting a firm number against.
Zoro in Current Product: OP-16 The Time of Battle
If you’re not chasing a specific parallel and just want a genuine Zoro pull out of a fresh pack, the most direct route right now is -The Time of Battle- [OP-16], the newest mainline booster confirmed to carry Zoro in its base lineup. Two Zoro character numbers appear in the set:
- OP16-035 — Zoro, Character, C, Green
- OP16-053 — Zoro, Character, C, Blue
Neither is a chase-tier rarity on the order of the OP06-118 manga rare or the OP12-020 Winner’s Prize — both print at Common — but they’re genuine current-set Zoro cards pulled straight from a sealed box rather than sourced as a singles chase, and they’re the easiest way to add a Zoro card to a collection this week.
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Other Mainline Zoro Prints
Beyond the headline cards above, Zoro has been printed across nearly every era of the game’s mainline boosters, starter decks, and promo channels. The character SR most collectors reach for first is OP01-025, a SR Red Character card from -ROMANCE DAWN- [OP-01] — Zoro’s earliest non-Leader chase print, alongside ST01-013 covered above.
The official card list also carries mainline Zoro numbers running from the game’s earliest sets through its most recent: OP04-015 R, OP09-076 R, OP10-095 R, OP13-037 R, OP14-015 R, OP15-113 SR, ST21-015 SR, ST29-014 SR, EB02-019 R, and EB04-007 SR. A further reprint appears as PRB02-006 R in -ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2- [PRB-02].
Zoro has also been distributed through a long run of promo channels tied to store events, anime tie-ins, and set launches, carrying the numbers P-042, P-045, P-056, P-094, P-114, and P-141. Most of these are commons or uncommons without a confirmed high-value parallel in this measurement pass, useful mainly for confirming a card number you’ve found in a binder or a mixed lot rather than as chase targets in their own right.
Which Zoro Print Fits Your Budget
Pulling the confirmed asking prices together by price band (OP06-118 figures refreshed September 1, 2026; other figures dated Aug 7 as noted):
- Under ¥5,000 — the plain, non-parallel OP06-118 SEC (¥1,000 lowest ask, Sept 1) and the OP01-001 25th Anniversary Leader parallel (~¥1,800 raw, Aug 7). Both are genuine chase-adjacent Zoro cards, just not the standout parallel treatments.
- ¥5,000–¥20,000 — the OP06-118 SEC-P standard parallel (¥9,999 lowest ask, Sept 1) and graded PSA10 copies of the OP01-001 Leader parallel (~¥18,200–¥18,500, excluding the ¥45,000 outlier, Aug 7).
- ¥38,000–¥250,000 — graded PSA10 copies of the SEC-P standard parallel (¥38,000–¥111,100, wide spread, Aug 7) and the OP06-118 comic parallel’s lowest live ask (~¥233,000, Sept 1).
- ¥430,000–¥700,000 — graded PSA10 copies of the OP06-118 comic parallel, the Zoro manga card that headlines this guide, clustering between ¥500,000 and ¥560,000 with asks up to ¥696,969 (Aug 7).
- ¥1,000,000+ — the OP12-020 serial-numbered Flagship Battle Winner’s Prize Leader, sealed and opened asks each around ¥1,000,000–¥1,230,000 on single listings, PSA10 copies clustering ¥1,200,000–¥1,350,000 with outliers approaching ¥4,000,000 (Aug 7).
All prices above are SNKRDUNK asking prices — OP06-118 figures refreshed September 1, 2026, other figures dated Aug 7, 2026 as marked — not sale history or a guaranteed value. Several figures rest on one or two active listings rather than a broad sample; those are called out individually above. Treat everything here as a snapshot for identification and rough budgeting, not an appraisal.
Where to Buy Zoro Cards from Japan
We don’t carry Zoro singles as standing stock. Zoro singles move through our Quick Order allocation — tell us the print you’re hunting, from a ¥1,000 plain SEC up to the OP12-020 Winner’s Prize Leader, and we’ll source it from the Tokyo secondary market and quote it directly. Allocation on the higher-priced parallels moves fast, so a specific card number and grade gets a faster answer than a general inquiry.
For a genuine pull straight from a sealed box, our OP-16 The Time of Battle booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), currently listed at ¥12,000, carries both current-set Zoro character cards (OP16-035, OP16-053). For the rest of the Straw Hat lineup and the wider Japanese card market, browse our full One Piece Card Game collection, shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
If Zoro is part of a wider crew hunt, our Luffy cards guide, Nami cards guide, and Boa Hancock cards guide follow the same set-by-set format as this one. To see how Zoro’s top prints stack up against the rest of the game’s highest-asking cards, see our most valuable One Piece cards roundup, and for how comic-style manga rares work across the wider game, our manga rare cards guide. New to buying from the Japanese market at all? Start with our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan in 2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most valuable Zoro card?
Based on our August 7, 2026 SNKRDUNK measurement, the serial-numbered OP12-020 Winner’s Prize Leader — distributed at a Flagship Battle tournament in January 2026 — asks highest, with PSA10 copies clustering ¥1,200,000–¥1,350,000 and outliers up to ¥3,999,990. Among non-tournament-prize prints, the OP06-118 comic parallel (manga rare) from -Wings of the Captain- [OP-06] leads, with PSA10 copies clustering ¥500,000–¥560,000 and asks up to ¥696,969.
What does “Zoro manga card” mean?
It refers to the comic-panel, black-and-white parallel treatment of OP06-118, Zoro’s secret rare from -Wings of the Captain- [OP-06], also called SEC-SP or コミパラ. It’s a different print from the same set’s plain SEC (¥1,000 lowest ask) and the standard SEC-P parallel (¥9,999 lowest ask) — the Zoro manga card’s lowest live ask is ¥233,000 as of September 1, 2026 (35 listings), with PSA10 copies at ¥430,000–¥696,969 (August 7 measurement).
How many Leader cards does Zoro have?
Three confirmed Leader numbers: OP01-001 (Red, -ROMANCE DAWN- [OP-01]), OP12-020 (Green, -Legacy of the Master- [OP-12], which also carries a serial-numbered tournament Winner’s Prize version), and ST12-001, a shared Leader with Sanji from the -Zoro & Sanji- [ST-12] starter deck.
What is the OP12-020 Winner’s Prize?
A serial-numbered version of Zoro’s OP12-020 Leader, distributed as a prize at a Flagship Battle tournament held in January 2026. It’s currently the highest-asking confirmed Zoro print in our measurement, with sealed and opened listings each around ¥1,000,000–¥1,230,000 and PSA10 copies clustering ¥1,200,000–¥1,350,000 across ten-plus active listings.
Where can I buy Zoro One Piece cards from Japan?
We source specific Zoro card numbers and grades on request through our Quick Order want-list service. For a genuine current-set pull, our OP-16 The Time of Battle booster box (currently listed at ¥12,000) carries two Zoro character cards, OP16-035 and OP16-053. We also stock the wider Japanese One Piece Card Game collection, shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
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