OP-12, Legacy of the Master (師弟の絆), is One Piece Card Game’s mentor-and-student set — Silvers Rayleigh and Luffy, Dracule Mihawk and Zoro, Bartholomew Kuma and Bonney, built across six new Leaders: Rayleigh, Gol D. Roger, Zoro, Kuzan, Sanji, and Rosinante. It released in Japan on May 31, 2025, with the English-language version following roughly three months later, on August 22, 2025.
If you’re deciding whether to open a box of OP-12, this guide covers what’s actually inside one, which cards define the set’s chase tier, why our Damaged Box listing is the only OP-12 box option on our site right now, and where the Japanese and English versions currently stand. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so every price below reflects our own live listings today — not a historical snapshot or a third-party figure.
OP-12, Legacy of the Master, is a 129-card-type set built around mentor-student pairs from across the One Piece saga, sold in 24-pack boxes at 6 cards per pack in Japanese. The chase tier is topped by the 3rd Anniversary Special Card of Marshall D. Teach in Gold and Silver backgrounds — both printed under the reused card number OP09-093 rather than an OP-12 number — plus Jewelry Bonney’s Secret Rare Comic Parallel (OP12-118). Our OP-12 Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥18,050 (~$114); the Regular Box isn’t listed on our site at the moment. A PSA10 Jewelry Bonney is currently listed at ¥173,455 (~$1,091).
Prices below are our own listed prices as of September 7, 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. These are our listings, not third-party market prices, and they move — always check the linked product page for the current figure.
What’s in an OP-12 Legacy of the Master Box
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Japanese/English name | Legacy of the Master (師弟の絆) |
| Set code | OP-12 |
| JP release date | May 31, 2025 |
| EN release date | August 22, 2025 |
| Card types in set | 129 |
| Packs per box | 24 |
| Cards per pack | 6 (Japanese) / 12 (English) |
| Theme | Mentor-and-student pairs across the One Piece saga |
The set introduces six new Leaders, each built around one of those mentor-student pairings: Rayleigh and Gol D. Roger anchor the Roger Pirates side, Zoro and Kuzan bring in the swordsman and the ex-Admiral, and Sanji and Rosinante round out the six. That spread is the throughline for the whole release — rather than centring on one crew or arc, OP-12 pulls specific relationships from across the entire series.
Rarity-wise, the set’s own guide (whose itemised tiers don’t account for every one of the 129 card types) breaks the set down as 6 Leaders, a base tier of Common, Uncommon and Rare cards (45/30/26 respectively, per the store’s existing pull-rates guide — a distribution described there as implied rather than an officially itemised count), 10 Super Rare, 2 Secret Rare, 6 Special Art Parallel, 1 Treasure Rare, and 2 3rd Anniversary Special Cards (Gold and Silver). The 24-pack, 6-card-per-pack Japanese box format matches the standard OPTCG structure used across recent Japanese releases; the English box instead runs 12 cards per pack across the same 24 packs.
Chase Cards in OP-12: Legacy of the Master
OP-12’s chase tier is headlined by a 3rd Anniversary Special Card of Marshall D. Teach that carries a card number from a completely different set, alongside a Secret Rare Comic Parallel of Jewelry Bonney and two Zoro-linked parallels.
Marshall D. Teach — 3rd Anniversary Special Card, Gold & Silver Backgrounds
Worth flagging directly: this is not an OP-12-numbered card. Both the Gold-background and Silver-background 3rd Anniversary Special Cards distributed inside OP-12 packs are printed under card number OP09-093 — the same number as the original Marshall D. Teach Comic Parallel from OP-09 — rather than carrying a number of their own. That’s a deliberate cross-set numbering choice tied to the 3rd Anniversary release, not a mispack or an error, but it does mean you won’t find these two cards by searching an OP-12 number.
The Gold-background version is the set’s top chase card. A graded copy is currently listed at ¥397,896 (~$2,502). The Silver-background version is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Jewelry Bonney — OP12-118, Secret Rare Comic Parallel
Bonney’s Secret Rare Comic Parallel is the set’s top card that actually carries an OP-12 number, and it fits the set’s theme directly — she’s one half of the Kuma/Bonney mentor pairing the release is built around. A graded copy is currently listed at ¥173,455 (~$1,091).
Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura — OP12-037, Rare Parallel
This is Zoro’s event-card parallel, sitting at the Rare rarity tier rather than one of the set’s higher secrets. It’s not currently listed on our site; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Roronoa Zoro — OP12-020, Leader Parallel
The fifth card in this set’s chase tier is a Leader-rarity parallel of Roronoa Zoro himself, one of the set’s six new Leaders and the other half of the Mihawk/Zoro mentor pairing. It’s not currently listed on our site; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
| Card | Number | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Marshall D. Teach (Gold Background) | OP09-093 | 3rd Anniversary Special Card |
| Marshall D. Teach (Silver Background) | OP09-093 | 3rd Anniversary Special Card |
| Jewelry Bonney | OP12-118 | Secret Rare, Comic Parallel |
| Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura | OP12-037 | Rare Parallel |
| Roronoa Zoro | OP12-020 | Leader Parallel |
Currently listed on our site, PSA10 graded:
For a card-by-card breakdown that goes deeper than these five — framed around estimates rather than official odds — see our OP-12 pull rates and best cards guide, which this box-buying guide differs from by focusing on the box itself rather than pull-by-pull odds. For the complete 129-type checklist, see our OP-12 card list, and for every parallel and alt-art printing, our OP-12 parallel & alt-art card list (36 versions).
Regular Box vs Damaged Box for OP-12
On our site, “Damaged Box” is a condition category for sealed boxes where the outer packaging — not the contents — is affected. The 24 packs inside stay factory-sealed regardless of the outer box’s condition, so a Damaged Box gets you the same sealed packs a Regular Box would.
Right now, the Damaged Box is the only OP-12 box listing on our site: it’s currently listed at ¥18,050 (~$114). This set’s Regular Box is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for it go through Quick Order. We also don’t currently list a No Shrink variant for OP-12.
If you’re weighing Damaged Box pricing for OP-12 against other One Piece sets, our One Piece Damaged Box lineup guide covers the comparison across OP-04 through OP-12.
Where to Buy an OP-12 Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese OP-12 boxes and PSA10-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
For the graded singles, the PSA10 Jewelry Bonney and the PSA10 Marshall D. Teach (Gold) are both currently listed and linked above. For the wider One Piece lineup, our One Piece booster box collection covers every set we currently list, and our franchise-level One Piece booster box buying guide is the place to start if you’re deciding between OP-12 and another set entirely. For graded singles more broadly, see our PSA10 graded card collection. For the Regular Box, the Silver-background Teach card, the Zoro-linked parallels, or anything else not currently listed, the Quick Order page is the fastest way to reach us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s inside an OP-12 Legacy of the Master booster box?
An OP-12 box contains 24 packs. The Japanese box runs 6 cards per pack; the English box runs 12 cards per pack. The set totals 129 card types across 6 new Leaders, a Common/Uncommon/Rare base tier, and a secret tier running from Super Rare up to two 3rd Anniversary Special Cards, built around mentor-and-student pairs from across the One Piece saga.
What are the chase cards in OP-12?
The top chase is the 3rd Anniversary Special Card of Marshall D. Teach, distributed in Gold and Silver background versions. Also in the chase tier: Jewelry Bonney’s Secret Rare Comic Parallel (OP12-118), the Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura Zoro event card (OP12-037, Rare Parallel), and a Roronoa Zoro Leader Parallel (OP12-020).
Why is the Marshall D. Teach 3rd Anniversary card numbered OP09-093 instead of an OP-12 number?
Both the Gold and Silver background 3rd Anniversary Special Cards distributed inside OP-12 packs reuse card number OP09-093 — the same number as the original Marshall D. Teach Comic Parallel from OP-09. It’s a deliberate cross-set numbering choice for the 3rd Anniversary release, not an OP-12-numbered card.
Can I buy the Regular Box of OP-12 from your site?
Not at the moment. The Damaged Box is currently our only OP-12 box listing, at ¥18,050 (~$114). Requests for a Regular Box go through our Quick Order page.
Is there an English version of OP-12?
Yes. Legacy of the Master released in English under the same name on August 22, 2025, roughly three months after the May 31, 2025 Japanese release. The English box uses 12 cards per pack against 6 in the Japanese box. We sell the Japanese printing.
Can I buy graded PSA10 singles from OP-12?
Yes. PSA10 Jewelry Bonney (OP12-118) is currently listed at ¥173,455 (~$1,091), and PSA10 Marshall D. Teach, Gold background (OP09-093), is currently listed at ¥397,896 (~$2,502). The Silver-background Teach and other OP-12 singles aren’t currently listed; requests go through Quick Order.
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