Most One Piece Card Game character guides spend a lot of time sorting out which of several printings you’re actually holding — base rarities, parallels, promo reprints, starter-deck fillers. Garchu doesn’t need any of that sorting. The official Bandai card-list search for “Garchu” returns a single card number: OP08-037, an Uncommon Event card from -Two Legends- [OP-08].
That makes this a shorter, more focused kind of guide. Instead of tracing multiple prints across sets, the useful questions here are: what does this one card actually look like on paper, what does it share with its OP-08 crewmates in the Mink tribe, and which box do you need to open to pull it. This guide covers all three, plus where the box that carries Garchu is currently listed on our site.
Garchu has one confirmed OPTCG print — OP08-037, an Uncommon UC Event card in Green, Cost 1, from -Two Legends- [OP-08]. Its feature tag reads “Minks”, the Mink tribe from Zou. The box that carries it, OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box, is currently listed at ¥9,500 (~$60).
Card data below is taken from the official Bandai One Piece Card Game database (asia-en.onepiece-cardgame.com/cardlist). Prices are our own listed prices on samuraiswordtokyo.com, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). We do not quote third-party market prices.
The Card: Garchu, OP08-037
Here’s everything the official card list confirms about this printing:
| Code | Rarity | Type | Color | Cost | Feature | Set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP08-037 | UC | EVENT | Green | 1 | Minks | -Two Legends- [OP-08] |
The type field is worth pausing on: Garchu is an Event card, not a Character card. That’s why there’s no printed power listed on the card — Event cards in the One Piece Card Game don’t carry a power stat, so a dash in that field is normal for this card type, not a data gap. If you were expecting a Character-style stat line because most crew members in a booster get one, Garchu’s card is a good reminder that a set’s cast isn’t only made up of Characters.
The feature tag reads “Minks” — Bandai’s card-list label for the Mink tribe from Zou — which places Garchu alongside the rest of -Two Legends-’ Mink-tribe cast rather than any of the set’s other crews. Cost 1 and a Green color slot make it a cheap, early-game piece for a Green Mink-leaning build, though we’re not tracking competitive deck lists here — this guide covers card identity, not tournament strategy.
Parallel and Alt-Art Versions
Some One Piece characters carry three or four alternate treatments of the same card number, sometimes stretched across several later sets and premium boosters. Garchu doesn’t currently have any of that. The card-list search returns a single entry — OP08-037 — with no parallel foil version, no promo reprint through a later product, and no appearance in a different set under a new number.
If a Garchu card comes across your desk, OP08-037 from -Two Legends- [OP-08] is what you’re looking at. There isn’t a second treatment of this card to check it against, which actually makes identification simple compared with characters who have a dozen printings spread across nine years of products.
Treat it with caution. As of this guide’s research pass, the official Bandai database lists only OP08-037 for this character — no confirmed parallel, no confirmed second print run.
Garchu and the Mink Tribe in OP-08 Two Legends
Garchu’s “Minks” feature tag is shared by several other cards printed in -Two Legends- [OP-08], and looking at them together gives a clearer picture of where Garchu sits in that set’s cast.
Inuarashi (OP08-022), an Uncommon Character card, carries the same “Minks” feature tag as Garchu, plus a second tag for The Akazaya Nine.
Nekomamushi (OP08-028), also Uncommon, mirrors Inuarashi’s dual tagging — Minks plus The Akazaya Nine — and is printed in the same set.
Wanda (OP08-034) is a Rare Character card carrying the plain “Minks” tag with no sub-crew attached — the same single tag Garchu carries, rather than the Akazaya Nine pairing seen on Inuarashi and Nekomamushi.
-Two Legends- also produced cards outside the Mink cluster from the same print run. One example is Moby Dick (OP08-056), a Common Stage card:
Every card image in this guide, including Garchu’s own OP08-037, comes from that same -Two Legends- [OP-08] print run — a genuine cross-section of one box’s contents rather than art borrowed from unrelated sets. For the Mink tribe’s other headline members, see our Inuarashi guide, our Nekomamushi guide, and our Bepo guide for the tribe’s other well-known crew member.
Which Box to Open for Garchu
There’s one route to pulling Garchu: opening -Two Legends- [OP-08]. It’s currently listed on our site only in Damaged Box condition — there is no regular-condition OP-08 box listed at the moment, and no PSA10-graded Garchu single is listed anywhere in our catalogue.
| Product | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|
| OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece Booster Box | Damaged Box | ¥9,500 (~$60) |
Our Damaged Box listings are boxes with cosmetic packaging damage — a dented corner, a torn wrapper seam — where the sealed packs inside are unaffected. See our Damaged Box lineup guide for how that condition category compares across the sets we currently carry that way. If you’re after a specific pull — Garchu, one of the Mink-tribe Character cards above, or anything else from -Two Legends- — our OP-08 full card list and OP-08 parallel and alt-art list cover the rest of the set’s checklist.
Where to Buy Garchu One Piece Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed One Piece Card Game product from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Garchu specifically, the OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box is the only listed product that carries the card — there is no separate Garchu single, graded or raw, listed on our site at the moment. Sourcing requests for a specific single go through Quick Order.
For the wider Mink-tribe cast — Inuarashi, Nekomamushi, Wanda, and the rest of -Two Legends-’ Character lineup — browse our full One Piece booster box collection, or use Quick Order to build a mixed order across sets. Our OP-08 best cards guide is the place to start if you want the rest of the set’s notable pulls beyond the Mink tribe covered here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Garchu cards are there in the One Piece Card Game?
The official Bandai card database lists one confirmed print: OP08-037, an Uncommon (UC) Event card from -Two Legends- [OP-08]. No parallel version or later reprint is currently confirmed.
Is Garchu a Character card?
No. OP08-037 is an Event card, not a Character card. That’s why it has no printed power — Event cards in this game don’t carry a power stat.
What set is the Garchu card from?
-Two Legends- [OP-08]. It’s a Green, Cost 1 card with the feature tag “Minks”, Bandai’s card-list label for the Mink tribe from Zou.
Which OP-08 box do I need to open to pull Garchu?
-Two Legends- [OP-08] is the only set carrying this card. On our site it’s currently listed in Damaged Box condition at ¥9,500 (~$60); there is no regular-condition OP-08 box listed at the moment.
Are there other Mink-tribe cards in OP-08 besides Garchu?
Yes. -Two Legends- also carries Inuarashi (OP08-022, UC) and Nekomamushi (OP08-028, UC), both tagged Minks plus The Akazaya Nine, and Wanda (OP08-034, R), tagged Minks with no sub-crew.
Where can I buy Garchu One Piece cards from Japan?
The OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box is currently listed on our site at ¥9,500 (~$60), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. A standalone Garchu single is not listed at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
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