One Piece OP-07 500 Years in the Future: All 31 Parallel and SP Rows

What the Official Database Flags in OP-07

The Japanese card database at onepiece-cardgame.com lists every printing as its own row. A row id is the printed card number, plus a suffix for a further printing; the base printing of an imported number can sit in another set’s list. On a variant row that is not an SPカード row, the rarity field repeats the base rarity, so a variant of a secret rare still reads SEC. The one special rarity label in the Japanese OP-07 list is SPカード. For OP-07 the Japanese list holds 150 rows: 119 base rows and 31 suffixed rows.

The rows carry no further label in the database, so they are called what the database calls them: parallel rows by suffix (_p1 to _p3) and SP cards by rarity. For the rarity codes themselves see One Piece Card Rarity Explained. OP-07 has no _p4 rows.

The Two Secret Rares: OP07-118 and OP07-119

OP-07 has two secret rare numbers, OP07-118 and OP07-119. Each has two rows in the database: the base row and a _p1 row, all with the rarity SEC.

OP07-118 サボ

A Black character with two rows, OP07-118 and OP07-118_p1. The official image of each row is shown above; the database does not say what distinguishes the two printings, so each row is identified by its suffix.

OP07-119 Portgas D. Ace

A Yellow character with two rows, OP07-119 and OP07-119_p1. A listing that carries this number in its title but names a different product, a Flagship Battle souvenir, is in the second table of the graded singles section.

The _p2 and _p3 Rows

Six rows carry a _p2 or _p3 suffix, and no OP-07 row carries _p4. One is an OP-07 Super Rare (OP07-051_p2) and five are SPカード rows for numbers from OP-01, OP-03, OP-05 and OP-06.

OP07-051 ボア・ハンコック is the only OP-07 number with three rows: the base row, _p1 and _p2. The other five rows take their numbers from earlier sets and are covered next.

The English-Only Treasure Rare and the Japanese Printing Notice

The English product page prints “Treasure Rare x1” among the rarities and 126+1 card types. The Japanese product page prints no Treasure Rare, and the Japanese OP-07 list has no TR row.

The English card list at en.onepiece-cardgame.com (series 569107) has 151 rows, one more than the Japanese list, and that extra row is the single TR: ST10-010_p2 Trafalgar Law. It is an English-only row; nothing in the Japanese OP-07 list corresponds to it.

The notice on the Japanese product page

The Japanese OP-07 product page carries a notice about two cards, OP07-008 タナカさん and OP07-109 モンキー・D・ルフィ: they were printed with an illustration different from the intended one because of a layer-mask processing issue, and the illustrator named on the notice is なかまる. The database lists OP07-109 as a Super Rare with a base row and a _p1 row.

Both list counts are as of September 30, 2026.

Graded Singles We List From These Cards

Our listings follow the card number printed on the card. The titles use our own labels, such as “L-P”, “SR-SP (Comic Parallel)” and “R-SPC”, and the official database does not say which _pN row a label corresponds to, so each listing below is paired with a card number only. The graded singles are PSA 10. The process for items marked back order is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan. Prices are as of October 7, 2026.

Boa Hancock OP07-051

The database lists three rows for this number (OP07-051, _p1 and _p2). The PSA 10 titled “SR-SP (Comic Parallel)” is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥286,260 (~$1,859).

Boa Hancock OP07-038

The Leader has a base row and a _p1 row. The PSA 10 titled “L-P” is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,161 (~$131); the physical PSA 10 with that title is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.

Same numbers, other products

The listings below carry a card number from the OP-07 list (including the OP06-101 SP-row number) but name a different product, so they are not matched to rows of the OP-07 list. All are PSA 10 back orders.

The physical PSA 10 of Boa Hancock OP07-051 with the “SR-SPC” title is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. All graded singles are viewable in the PSA 10 collection.

Where to Buy OP-07 Cards from Japan

Japanese OP-07 product ships from Tokyo. The standard box is the OP-07 box (Box option), ¥17,150 (~$111) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The Damaged Box is a separate product, listed at ¥16,971 (~$110). Graded singles for the cards above are in the PSA 10 collection, and sealed One Piece boxes are in the One Piece box collection, and the whole set is on the OP-07 card list. For a specific card that is not listed, sourcing requests go through Quick Order. New to importing? How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan explains the route.

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