Crocodile has four confirmed Leader cards in the One Piece Card Game — a Leader slot in one of the game’s first starter decks, then again in Romance Dawn, Kingdoms of Intrigue, and The Azure Sea’s Seven.
This guide sorts every confirmed Crocodile printing we could verify against the official card list into one reference: his four Leader cards, his Character-card support pieces, and his one Secret Rare. We source Japanese One Piece Card Game sealed product out of Tokyo, and this is a sourcing guide — we’re not listing individual Crocodile singles here; a specific card can be requested through Quick Order, covered at the end.
Because Crocodile has been reprinted across a starter deck, three mainline booster sets, and a handful of side releases, it’s easy to lose track of which Leader belongs to which era. Sorted by set, the picture is straightforward: one 2022 starter Leader, three mainline booster Leaders, a Secret Rare from 2026, and a run of supporting Character cards in between.
Crocodile has four confirmed Leader cards — ST03-001 (ST03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea), OP01-062 (OP01 Romance Dawn), OP04-058 (OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue), and OP14-079 (OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven) — plus a Secret Rare, OP14-120. The OP-17 booster box is currently listed at ¥28,000 and pre-orders ship on or after August 24, 2026.
Card data is drawn from the official OP card list and the LimitlessTCG card database. Set dates shown are as recorded by LimitlessTCG, except OP-17’s Japanese release date (August 22, 2026), which is confirmed on the official product page. This is a sourcing guide — no individual Crocodile singles or market prices are listed here; card identification only.
Every Crocodile Card at a Glance
Six Crocodile printings are confirmed in detail against the official card list, spanning four Leader cards, two Character Super Rares, and one Secret Rare:
| Code | Card | Rarity | Set | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ST03-001 | Crocodile | Leader | ST03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea | Leader |
| OP01-062 | Crocodile | Leader | OP01 Romance Dawn | Leader |
| OP01-067 | Crocodile | SR | OP01 Romance Dawn | Character |
| OP04-058 | Crocodile | Leader | OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue | Leader |
| OP09-046 | Crocodile | SR | OP09 Emperors in the New World | Character |
| OP14-120 | Crocodile | SEC | OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven | Character |
A fourth Leader, OP14-079 from OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven, is also confirmed to exist in the official card search — but its full effect text and card image weren’t independently pulled in this research pass, so we’ve kept it out of the table above rather than guess at its spec. More on that in the next section.
Crocodile’s color identity shifts from set to set — Blue in his first two Leader cards, Purple/Yellow in his OP04 Leader, and Black in his OP14 Secret Rare — which tracks with how differently his card design has been rebuilt release over release rather than locked to one archetype.
Crocodile’s Four Leader Cards
Crocodile’s first Leader card is ST03-001, from the ST03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea starter deck — one of the game’s earliest Leader-focused starters. It’s a Blue Leader with 5000 power and a Life value of 5, and its printed effect spends four DON!! to bounce a character with a cost of 5 or less, once per turn. This card has also been reprinted once, in the Premium Card Collection —Leader Collection— set.
OP01-062, from OP01 Romance Dawn, is Crocodile’s second Leader — a Blue/Purple dual-color Leader with 5000 power and a Life value of 4. Its effect triggers off event cards: whenever an event activates, if the hand is four cards or fewer, draw one card, once per turn. An Alt Art printing of this Leader is also confirmed.
OP04-058, from OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue, moves Crocodile into a Purple/Yellow color identity, still with 5000 power and a Life value of 4. Its effect is a DON!! engine: whenever one of Crocodile’s own effects returns a DON!! card to the deck, add one DON!! from the deck directly into an active state, once per opponent’s turn. This Leader also has a confirmed Alt Art printing.
The official card search also confirms a Leader-slot Crocodile in OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven, coded OP14-079. We haven’t independently pulled its full effect text or card image, so we’re not printing a spec for it here — but its existence alongside the other three Leaders above is confirmed.
Four Leader cards across three separate eras of the game — the original starter-deck wave, the early mainline boosters, and the more recent OP14 set — is a wide spread. For more on how Leader cards work as a category across the wider game, our One Piece Leader cards guide covers the mechanic in more depth.
The Support Super Rares: OP01-067 and OP09-046
OP01-067 sits alongside Crocodile’s OP01 Leader in the same set: a Blue, 7-cost, 7000-power Super Rare Character. Its printed effect removes a target character without triggering that character’s own effects, and it also reduces the cost of a Blue event card by one, at a cost of one DON!!. It’s a control-oriented card built to shut down effect-heavy boards. An Alt Art version of this card is confirmed.
OP09-046, from OP09 Emperors in the New World, is a later Blue Super Rare at the same 7-cost/7000-power line. On play, it deploys a Cross Guild or Baroque Works character with a cost of 5 or less directly from hand — a tempo card built around Crocodile’s two criminal-organization affiliations in the story. It has both an Alt Art printing and a reprint in PRB02 One Piece Card The Best Vol.2.
The Secret Rare: OP14-120
Crocodile’s one confirmed Secret Rare is OP14-120, from OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven — a Black, 8-cost, 10000-power Character. Its printed effect seals an opposing character’s attack (for characters with a cost of 9 or less) until the end of the following turn, with a conditional draw attached, and it can return from KO by paying a hand cost. It’s the highest-rarity Crocodile card confirmed in this guide, and the same set that carries the fourth Leader, OP14-079.
OP14-120 has both an Alt Art printing and a Prize Cards Alt Art version — the latter distributed as a tournament prize rather than sold at retail, the same category covered in more depth in our PSA10 One Piece cards buying guide.
Also Confirmed to Exist: Starter Decks, Promos and Co-Cards
Beyond the six fully detailed printings above, the official card search confirms several more Crocodile cards that we haven’t individually pulled full specs for. We’re listing the codes here for completeness rather than guessing at their effect text:
- OP04-060 (Super Rare, OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue) — a second Crocodile Character card in the same set as his OP04 Leader.
- ST03-003 (Super Rare, ST03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea) — a supporting Character alongside his ST03 Leader.
- ST25-003 “Crocodile & Mihawk” (Super Rare) — a shared co-card printed in the Blue Buggy starter deck. Dracule Mihawk’s own printings are covered separately in our Dracule Mihawk cards guide.
- OP16-045 (Uncommon, OP16 The Time of Battle) — the most recent mainline booster to carry a new Crocodile printing before OP-17.
- EB02-023 (Common, EB02 Anime 25th Collection).
- P-004 (Promotion Pack 2022).
None of these are Leader cards or Secret Rares — based on the official card list, Crocodile’s confirmed Leader count stays at four (ST03-001, OP01-062, OP04-058, OP14-079) and his confirmed Secret Rare count stays at one (OP14-120).
Is Crocodile in OP-17? What We Know
OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors is officially scheduled for release in Japan on August 22, 2026. As of our most recent review of the card database, we could not confirm a new Crocodile card in the OP-17 set — the card list was still working through a pre-release spoiler period at review time, so this is an open question rather than a confirmed “no.”
What is confirmed is the release date itself, and that OP-17 booster boxes are available to pre-order ahead of it.
Orders for the OP-17 booster box ship on or after August 24, 2026. Whether or not a Crocodile card is confirmed in the remaining spoilers before release, it will be part of whatever box you pre-order — there’s no separate allocation by character.
Where to Source Crocodile Cards and the OP-17 Box
We ship Japanese One Piece Card Game sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked FedEx shipping. Crocodile’s individual Leader cards and Secret Rare aren’t standing catalog singles, so for the newest sealed product, OP-17 is open for pre-order now.
Browse the full lineup of Japanese One Piece booster boxes in our One Piece booster box collection. For the earlier printings covered in this guide — ST03-001, OP01-062, OP01-067, OP04-058, OP09-046, or OP14-120 — none are listed as standing catalog items — you can request a specific card through our Quick Order page.
Since two of Crocodile’s confirmed printings come out of Romance Dawn, our OP-01 best cards guide covers the rest of that set’s chase list. Crocodile’s former Baroque Works second-in-command has her own full card lineup in our Nico Robin One Piece cards guide, and for graded Crocodile cards specifically, our PSA10 One Piece cards buying guide covers how grading affects value across the wider card pool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Crocodile cards are there in the One Piece Card Game?
Six printings are fully confirmed against the official card list: four Leader cards (ST03-001, OP01-062, OP04-058, and OP14-079), one Secret Rare (OP14-120), and two Character Super Rares (OP01-067 and OP09-046). Several more codes — including OP04-060, ST03-003, ST25-003, OP16-045, EB02-023, and P-004 — are confirmed to exist but weren’t individually spec-verified in this guide.
Does Crocodile have more than one Leader card?
Yes — four are confirmed: ST03-001 (ST03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea), OP01-062 (OP01 Romance Dawn), OP04-058 (OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue), and OP14-079 (OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven).
What is Crocodile’s Secret Rare card?
OP14-120, from OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven — a Black, 8-cost, 10000-power Character with an attack-sealing effect and a KO-revival cost. It also has a Prize Cards Alt Art version distributed as a tournament prize.
What is the “Crocodile & Mihawk” card?
ST25-003, a Super Rare co-card printed in the Blue Buggy starter deck that shares a single card between Crocodile and Dracule Mihawk rather than featuring either character alone.
Is Crocodile confirmed in the OP-17 set?
Unconfirmed as of our most recent review. OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors releases in Japan on August 22, 2026, and its card list was still in a pre-release spoiler period at the time this guide was written, so a new Crocodile card has not been ruled in or out.
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