Two of the highest-priced singles currently listed from this box don’t carry an OP-11 card number at all — they’re pulled from OP-11 packs, but printed as OP-05.
OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed (神速の拳) released in Japan on March 1, 2025 and in English on June 6, 2025 under the same name, marking the OPTCG’s 3rd Anniversary. It’s the set that put two gold-and-silver “3rd Anniversary Special” Luffy cards into circulation, alongside a Snakeman-form Luffy Secret Rare and a Gear 2 parallel that both carry the set’s own OP-11 numbering.
This guide covers what’s structurally inside an OP-11 box, which pulls define the set, which listing is actually available on our site right now, and how the Japanese and English versions of A Fist of Divine Speed relate to each other. We ship Japanese sealed product and PSA-graded singles out of Tokyo, so every price below is what’s currently listed on our own site.
OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed is 127 card types across 24 packs of 6 cards each. Only the Damaged Box listing is currently live for this set — currently listed at ¥35,720 (~$225) — while the regular sealed box is sourced through Quick Order. Among the graded singles, PSA 10 Monkey D. Luffy — Snakeman, Comic Parallel [OP11-118] is currently listed at ¥228,377 (~$1,436).
Prices below are our own listed prices on samuraiswordtokyo.com, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). Set specs and release dates are per the store’s own published OP-11 pull-rates guide.
What’s in an OP-11 Booster Box
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Set name | A Fist of Divine Speed / 神速の拳 (OP-11) |
| Release date (JP) | March 1, 2025 |
| Release date (EN) | June 6, 2025 |
| Card types in set | 127 |
| Cards per pack | 6 |
| Packs per box | 24 |
Twenty-four packs of six cards works out to 144 cards per sealed box, drawn from a 127-card-type checklist. OP-11 covers three arcs — Whole Cake Island, Fish-Man Island, and the debut of the SWORD archetype — and introduces six new Leaders, including Koby (OP11-001), Monkey D. Luffy (OP11-040), and Nami (OP11-041).
For the full 127-card breakdown, see our OP-11 card list, and for every parallel and alt-art version across the set, our OP-11 parallel & alt-art card list (37 versions).
Chase Cards in OP-11
Four cards define why collectors open this box, and one of the details below is easy to get wrong when matching cards to checklists.
Monkey D. Luffy — Snakeman (OP11-118, SEC, Comic Parallel) is the set’s own headline Secret Rare, a Comic Parallel print of Luffy’s Snakeman form from the Whole Cake Island arc.
Gear 2 (OP11-080, R, Parallel) is the set’s Rare-tier parallel chase, a lower rarity slot than the Secret Rares but still one of the pulls collectors specifically look for in OP-11 packs.
The two most valuable pulls tied to this set carry a numbering quirk worth calling out directly: Monkey D. Luffy (Gold background) and Monkey D. Luffy (Silver background) are 3rd Anniversary Special Cards distributed inside OP-11 packs, but both are printed with the card number OP05-119 — the same number as the original OP-05 Luffy Comic Parallel — rather than an OP-11 number. If you’re checking a pull against an OP-11 checklist and can’t find a gold or silver Luffy listed under an OP11- number, that’s why: Bandai reused the OP-05 numbering for these two SP cards even though they only come out of OP-11 boxes.
Notice the gap between the two 3rd Anniversary SPs and the two OP-11-numbered chases above them — that’s the difference between a Comic Parallel/Rare-tier pull and a low-distribution anniversary special. For the estimated pull structure behind these four cards, our OP-11 pull rates and best cards guide goes deeper than the box-level facts covered here.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box on Our Site
| Listing | Status |
|---|---|
| OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Japanese One Piece Booster Box — Regular | Not currently listed — sourcing requests go through Quick Order |
| OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Japanese One Piece Booster Box — Damaged Box | Currently listed at ¥35,720 (~$225) |
Right now, the Damaged Box is the only OP-11 sealed-box listing live on our site — the regular box isn’t listed at the moment, and any sourcing request for it runs through Quick Order rather than a live product page. If you’re comparing Damaged Box pricing across other One Piece sets we list, our cross-set Damaged Box lineup guide lines several sets up side by side.
Where to Buy an OP-11 Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product and PSA-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For OP-11 specifically, the Damaged Box is the direct route in right now, since it’s the only sealed-box listing currently live for this set.
For the regular sealed box, or for singles beyond the four PSA 10 cards linked above, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag what you’re after or build a mixed order. Our full One Piece booster box collection covers sealed listings across other sets, and our One Piece booster box buying guide is the franchise-level starting point if you’re comparing OP-11 against other sets before deciding where to spend.
For a deeper look at pull structure and the cards that define this set’s secondary market, see our OP-11 pull rates and best cards guide — that article focuses on estimated pull structure and card-by-card detail, while this guide covers the box itself, the listings we list, and how the Japanese and English releases relate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed?
OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed (神速の拳) is a Japanese One Piece Card Game booster set, released in Japan on March 1, 2025 and in English on June 6, 2025 under the same name. It marks the game’s 3rd Anniversary and spans 127 card types covering the Whole Cake Island and Fish-Man Island arcs, plus the debut of the SWORD archetype.
What’s inside an OP-11 booster box?
Each OP-11 box holds 24 packs of 6 cards — 144 cards per box — drawn from the set’s 127-card-type checklist.
What are the chase cards in OP-11?
The set’s own headline pulls are Monkey D. Luffy — Snakeman, a Secret Rare Comic Parallel numbered OP11-118, and Gear 2, a Rare-tier parallel numbered OP11-080. The two most valuable cards tied to this set, the gold- and silver-background Monkey D. Luffy 3rd Anniversary Special Cards, are also distributed inside OP-11 packs.
Why are the 3rd Anniversary Luffy cards numbered OP05-119 if they come from OP-11 packs?
Both the gold- and silver-background Monkey D. Luffy 3rd Anniversary Special Cards reuse the printed card number from the original OP-05 Luffy Comic Parallel, OP05-119, even though they’re only distributed inside OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed packs. It’s a cross-set numbering choice, not an error, so don’t expect to find them under an OP-11 number on a checklist.
Is the regular OP-11 booster box currently listed on your site?
Not at the moment — only the OP-11 Damaged Box is currently listed, at ¥35,720 (~$225). Sourcing requests for the regular sealed box go through Quick Order.
What’s the difference between the Japanese and English versions of OP-11?
There isn’t a separately named Western equivalent — A Fist of Divine Speed is the same set in both languages. It released in Japan on March 1, 2025 and in English on June 6, 2025, about three months later.
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