The Watermelon Luffy card is the NatsuComi 2026 Metakira card, a One Piece bookstore-campaign item that media outlets describe as an Oda signature print rather than a playable card of the trading card game.
The official One Piece Card Game site has no page for it, so everything about its distribution comes from media reports and retail listings. This guide keeps that label on every claim and shows how it differs from the Luffy promos that the official card list does document.
Per media report, the NatsuComi 2026 Metakira card was a Shueisha summer-fair item (July 1 to August 31, 2026), one per qualifying bookstore purchase, and is not a playable TCG card. It has no P- number on the official list. The Natsucomi 2026 ONE PIECE Metakira Card is currently listed at ¥2,030 (~$13).
Store prices are shown as listed on September 29, 2026. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
What the Watermelon Luffy Card Is
“Watermelon Luffy” refers to the NatsuComi 2026 ONE PIECE Metakira card, a Shueisha summer-fair item at bookstores. Per media report (retail listings from CardTrader, LuxCards and PokeAri), the card was given out from July 1 to August 31, 2026, one per qualifying purchase, and it carries an Oda signature print.
All of those details are a media report. The official One Piece Card Game site has no page for the card, and no number in the P- series is assigned to it. Our listing title is “Natsucomi 2026 ONE PIECE Metakira Card”.
What Is Documented and What Is Not
| Question | Answer | Source type |
|---|---|---|
| Campaign dates | July 1 to August 31, 2026 | Media report |
| How it was distributed | One per qualifying bookstore purchase | Media report |
| Artwork | Oda signature print | Media report |
| TCG-playable | Reported as not playable | Media report |
| Official card number | No P- number on the official list | Official card list |
| Official page | No page on the official site | Official site |
The official list documents a card through its entry id and its acquisition field. A card with no entry has neither, so its details can only be attributed to the outlets that reported them. That is why this guide names the retail listings behind each detail instead of stating them as settled facts.
Reported as Not a TCG-Playable Card
According to the same media reports, the Metakira card is a collectible print and not a card you can play in a One Piece Card Game match.
For a buyer, the practical point is that the official list cannot be used to look this card up. There is no cost, power or effect text to compare, and there is no acquisition field to read. If you want a One Piece promo you can look up entry by entry, the P-110 and P-159 Luffy cards below are documented on the list. The broader One Piece promo cards guide covers the wider promo category.
Compared With Officially Documented Luffy Promos
| Card | Number | Documented source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watermelon Luffy (NatsuComi 2026 Metakira) | None | Shueisha summer fair, bookstores | Media report |
| Dodgers 2025 Luffy | EB02-010 | July 3, 2025 at Dodger Stadium, one per ticketed fan | Official |
| ONE PIECE DAY’25 Luffy | P-110 | Premium Card Collection -ONE PIECE DAY’25- | Official |
| Weekly Shonen Jump No. 33 Luffy | P-159 | Jump appendix (sale date July 13, 2026) and all-applicants service | Official |
The official Luffy promos each name a source product or event. Our Dodgers card guide covers EB02-010, and our Luffy and Ace L-P promo guide covers another official promo. The P-159 promo is currently listed from ¥1,218 (~$8) in its Promo only option.
Our Listing
The Natsucomi 2026 ONE PIECE Metakira Card is a single card listing, currently listed at ¥2,030 (~$13). The product page carries the current terms. Nothing on this page should be read as a statement about the card’s origin beyond the media reports named above.
Other Media-Reported Luffy Items
The Metakira card is not the only Luffy item that rests on media reports. Two others carry the same label in our guides.
The first is the 2026 Dodgers night card. Per a media report (SNKRDUNK Magazine, June 29, 2026, a resell calendar and an MLB Shop listing), the July 2, 2026 game against the Padres came with a Luffy DON!! card in a Dodgers uniform and straw hat. The official site has no page for it, and its card number is not confirmed. The 2025 stadium card, EB02-010, is the documented one.
The second is the ONE PIECE Magazine Vol.21 bundle with a yellow-background alternate-art Luffy, reported by japhunter.ch and hikarudistribution. ST29-001 is a starter-deck card number, and the official list shows only the ST-29 EGGHEAD products as its sources, so the magazine variant is a media report. Our Magazine Vol.21 listing has a Card only (ungraded) option at ¥3,500 (~$23); the Magazine + promo card option is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
Our One Piece promo cards guide covers the wider promo picture.
A Checklist for Media-Reported Promos
For any promo that the official list does not document, three checks keep the description honest.
- Search the official card list for the card number. No entry means no official acquisition field.
- Read the product listing wording, and treat distribution details as attributed to a reporting outlet.
- Compare against a documented promo of the same character, such as P-110 or P-159, to see what an official source line looks like.
The guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan explains our order flow, and the One Piece card sets in order list places the numbered promos alongside their sets.
Where to Buy
The Natsucomi 2026 Metakira Card is currently listed at ¥2,030 (~$13). Browse the One Piece card list or the PSA 10 collection; sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Watermelon Luffy card?
It is the NatsuComi 2026 ONE PIECE Metakira card. Per media report, it was a Shueisha summer-fair item given out at bookstores from July 1 to August 31, 2026.
Is the Watermelon Luffy card playable in the One Piece Card Game?
Per media report, no. It is reported as not a TCG-playable card, and it has no card number on the official list.
Does the Watermelon Luffy card have a P- number?
No P- number for it appears on the official card list, and the official site has no page for the card.
How was the NatsuComi Metakira card distributed?
Per media report, one card per qualifying purchase at bookstores taking part in the Shueisha summer fair.
Is the card an Oda signature print?
That detail comes from media reports of retail listings, not from an official page.
How does it differ from the official Luffy promos?
EB02-010, P-110 and P-159 each have an entry and a documented source on the official card list, while the Metakira card has neither.
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