Yasopp doesn’t get the card count that Shanks or Luffy do, but the Red-Haired Pirates’ sniper has still picked up four separate card numbers across the One Piece Card Game — and one of them prints him in a colour most fans don’t expect. If you’re trying to work out which Yasopp card you’re holding, or which set to open to pull one, this guide walks through every officially listed printing: the original OP-09 Rare, the OP-17 Super Rare that swaps his usual Red for Green, the December 2022 promo, and the ST-23 starter-deck Common.
Everything below comes from the official card list search at asia-en.onepiece-cardgame.com, checked against the codes, rarities, colours, costs and power values Bandai has published for each print. We source and ship Japanese One Piece Card Game product out of Tokyo, and the OP-09 booster box that carries Yasopp’s original print is currently listed on our site.
Yasopp holds four confirmed card numbers — OP09-013 R, OP17-031 SR (printed in Green, not his usual Red), the P-023 promo, and ST23-005 C — plus a confirmed parallel of the OP-17 Super Rare. The only set that carries a Yasopp print currently listed on our site is OP-09 –The New Emperor– (Damaged Box), currently listed at ¥20,900 (~$131 at ¥159/USD, September 2026). For the rest of your Japanese One Piece stack, browse our One Piece booster box collection.
Card codes, rarities, colours, costs and power values are taken from the official Bandai card list search (asia-en.onepiece-cardgame.com/cardlist/), searched for “Yasopp” and fetched the same day this guide was written. Price conversions use ¥159/USD, September 2026.
Yasopp in OP-09 –Emperors in the New World–
OP09-013 is a Red-coloured Character card at R rarity from -Emperors in the New World- [OP-09]. It costs 5, prints at 6000 power, and carries the Red-Haired Pirates crew tag — the same crew led by Shanks, whose own card guide covers the rest of that crew’s printings.
The card’s printed effect reads: “[On Play] Up to 1 of your Leader gains +1000 power until the end of your opponent’s next turn. [DON!! x1] [When Attacking] Give up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters −1000 power during this turn.” It’s a support-role sniper card — power swing on your Leader when it enters, then a second power swing against the opponent once DON!! is attached and it attacks.
The same code, OP09-013, reappears as a reprint inside the -Red Shanks- [ST-23] starter deck. It carries the identical card number and rarity in that starter — it isn’t a new print or a fresh number, just the OP-09 card bundled into a later starter deck alongside the rest of the Red-Haired crew.
Printed Green: OP-17 –The World’s Strongest Warriors–
Yasopp’s second card number, OP17-031, comes from BOOSTER PACK -The World’s Strongest Warriors- [OP-17] at SR rarity. Cost and power stay identical to the OP-09 print — 5 cost, 6000 power, Red-Haired Pirates crew — but the colour does not: this printing is Green, not Yasopp’s usual Red.
The official card list confirms OP17-031 as Green. If you’re used to seeing Yasopp in Red from OP-09 or the ST-23 starter, the Green print in OP-17 is not a misprint or a colour-swap error on our part — it’s how Bandai released the card.
OP17-031 is not currently listed on our site as a single, and The World’s Strongest Warriors box is not currently listed either; sourcing requests for prints from that set go through Quick Order.
The Promo and the Starter Deck: P-023 and ST23-005
Two smaller Yasopp prints round out the confirmed card list.
P-023 — Asia Special Prize Promo
P-023 is a Promo-rarity card, Red-coloured, costing 6 with 8000 power, tagged FILM/Red-Haired Pirates. It was distributed as the Asia Special Prize for the December 2022 Standard Battle rather than sold in packs. It is not currently listed on our site; the standard route for a promo like this is our One Piece promo cards guide, which covers how prize and event prints like P-023 typically circulate.
ST23-005 — Red Shanks Starter Common
ST23-005 is a Common-rarity Character, Red, cost 1, 1000 power, printed directly into the -Red Shanks- [ST-23] starter deck as its own card number — separate from the OP09-013 reprint that also sits inside the same starter. Between the two, a Red Shanks starter can carry two different Yasopp cards under two different numbers.
| Code | Rarity | Colour | Cost | Power | Set |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP09-013 | R | Red | 5 | 6000 | Emperors in the New World [OP-09] |
| OP09-013 (reprint) | R | Red | 5 | 6000 | Red Shanks starter [ST-23] |
| OP17-031 | SR | Green | 5 | 6000 | The World’s Strongest Warriors [OP-17] |
| OP17-031 (parallel) | SR | Green | 5 | 6000 | The World’s Strongest Warriors [OP-17] |
| P-023 | Promo | Red | 6 | 8000 | Asia Special Prize, Dec 2022 |
| ST23-005 | C | Red | 1 | 1000 | Red Shanks [ST-23] |
Every Parallel and Alt-Art Version, Compared
Of the four confirmed Yasopp card numbers, only one has a confirmed parallel treatment: OP17-031, which has a separate parallel version of the same Green Super Rare from The World’s Strongest Warriors. The official card list does not confirm a parallel or alt-art version of OP09-013, P-023, or ST23-005 — if you’ve seen one claimed elsewhere, treat it as unverified until Bandai’s own card list lists it.
The OP09-013 code also appears twice in circulation — once as the original OP-09 booster pull, once reprinted into the ST-23 starter — but that’s a reprint of the same number into a different product, not a parallel or alt-art edition. If you’re comparing a card you own against these entries, match the code first, then check whether the rarity badge on the card matches the table above before assuming you have a parallel.
Which One Piece Box to Open for Yasopp
Right now, -Emperors in the New World- [OP-09] is the only Yasopp-carrying set currently listed on our site, and it’s listed as a Damaged Box rather than a regular-condition box. Opening it is the direct route to the OP09-013 Rare covered above.
The OP-17 Super Rare (both the base Green print and its parallel), the P-023 promo, and the standalone ST23-005 starter deck are not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for those go through Quick Order. For a full breakdown of everything else pulled from OP-09, our OP-09 card list and OP-09 parallel and alt-art list cover the rest of the set, and our OP-09 pull rates and best cards guide looks at the set’s headline pulls beyond Yasopp.
Where to Buy Yasopp One Piece Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese One Piece Card Game product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Yasopp specifically, the OP-09 Damaged Box above is the set currently listed on our site that carries his OP09-013 print, at ¥20,900 (~$131). Note: our OP-16 –The Time of Battle– box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), also currently listed at ¥12,360, does not carry a Yasopp card — it’s included here only as a general Japanese One Piece product option if you’re stocking up more broadly.
For the OP-17 print, the promo, or the standalone ST-23 starter, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to send us the exact card number and get a sourcing quote. You can also browse the full One Piece booster box collection for whatever else is currently listed, and check the One Piece Damaged Box lineup guide if you want to compare Damaged Box pricing across sets rather than just this one character.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Yasopp cards are there in the One Piece Card Game?
Four confirmed card numbers: OP09-013 (R, Red, OP-09), OP17-031 (SR, Green, OP-17), P-023 (Promo, Red), and ST23-005 (C, Red, ST-23 starter). OP09-013 is also reprinted into the ST-23 starter under the same number, and OP17-031 has a confirmed parallel version.
Why is Yasopp Green in OP-17 when he’s Red everywhere else?
The official Bandai card list confirms OP17-031, Yasopp’s Super Rare from -The World’s Strongest Warriors- [OP-17], as Green-coloured. It isn’t an error — all his other confirmed printings (OP09-013, P-023, ST23-005) are Red, which makes OP17-031 the one colour outlier in his card list.
Does OP-09 or OP-16 carry Yasopp?
OP-09 –Emperors in the New World– does — it’s where OP09-013 comes from, and it’s the set currently listed as a Damaged Box. OP-16 –The Time of Battle– does not carry a Yasopp card; it’s a separate box also listed on our site, not a source for this character.
Is the OP17-031 parallel a different card from the base version?
It shares the same code, rarity, colour, cost and power as the base OP17-031 Super Rare — the parallel is an alternate artwork treatment of the same card number, not a separate card.
Where can I buy a Yasopp One Piece card from Japan?
The OP09-013 print comes from our currently listed OP-09 Damaged Box, at ¥20,900 (~$131). The OP-17 print, the P-023 promo, and the standalone ST-23 starter print are not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for those go through our Quick Order page.
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