One Piece EB-05 Pull Rates: 6-Card Packs, 75+2 Types, No Odds Printed

What Is Published and What Has Never Been Published

Bandai does not publish pull rates for EB-05: the Japanese and English product pages and the release-event pages print no per-pack or per-box rate, as of October 6, 2026. The Japanese page states that cards are packed at random, and the event page names Super Rare, Secret, Special, Parallel and Super Parallel cards without counts or odds. A per-box rarity guarantee and a per-case configuration are not published either. The English pages add that multiples of one card may appear and that assembling a full set may be difficult because of the nature of the product.

For EB-05 specifically, this is where each item stands on the official pages as of October 6, 2026:

Retailer listings fill part of the gap. JapHunter (September 19, 2026) reported 24 packs per display, 6 cards per pack and 12 displays per case. The 24 packs match the box image on Bandai’s product page; that is a retailer report for the case count, which nothing on Bandai’s pages supports.

The first rows of the table matter for how far any EB-05 odds claim can go. The Japanese page prints a count of card types per rarity and no rates; rarity counts and pull rates are different information, and only the counts exist for EB-05.

Set Size: 75+2 Types on the Official Page

The official Japanese product page prints the contents as 全75種+2種 (75 types plus 2) and the rarity breakdown as Leader 7, Common 29, Rare 21, Super Rare 9, Secret Rare 1, Special cards 8 and DON!! cards 2, as of October 6, 2026; the first six lines add up to 75, and the two DON!! cards are the natural reading of the +2, which the page does not explain. Media reports in September 2026 gave 75 types plus 1 secret; the official page prints 全75種+2種. Our EB-05 set size and rarity breakdown guide goes through it line by line.

For comparison, the official OP-17 page prints its total as “全131種+4種” and lists 4 DON!! cards in its rarity breakdown. EB-03 prints “全71種+4種” with 4 DON!! cards, and EB-04 prints “全67種+1種” with 1 DON!! card. On those three pages the second number matches the printed DON!! count, and the EB-05 page follows the same pattern with 2 DON!! cards.

The Japanese page also states that product specifications are subject to change, so these figures are dated to October 6, 2026.

Official Names for the High-Rarity Card Types

The one place where Bandai names the high-rarity tiers for EB-05 is the in-store release-event lottery. A customer opens one pack in front of staff, and a prize is given if the pack contains one of five card types. The wording is identical for the OP-17 and EB-05 events.

The official OP-17 page also defines the Super Leader Parallel (スーパーリーダーパラレル) as a parallel Leader using original manga art, with OP17-079 Luffy as the printed example. Our One Piece card rarity explainer covers the code letters.

The official breakdown prints counts for Super Rare (9), Secret Rare (1) and Special cards (8) and none for Parallel or Super Parallel cards, and none of these tiers has a published rate. Card by card, our lists of the EB-05 Super Rares and Secret Rare and the EB-05 parallel and super parallel cards follow the reports. Card lists dated October 4, 2026 (Tier One, メルカード秋葉原, SNKRDUNK) show eight Heroines SP cards that line up with the eight Special cards in Bandai’s rarity breakdown, which does not name them (EB-05 Heroines SP cards). The definitions are useful because they show which words carry official meaning when a reveal is labelled “SP” or “manga” by a media outlet.

Reported, Not Official: What Community Estimates Look Like

No outlet has opened enough EB-05 packs to publish a rate, because the set is unreleased. What does exist is an example of the kind of figure that appears after a launch, and it is instructive because the outlet itself says it is not official. TCGTalk (published August 8, 2026; modified September 9, 2026) reported a case-opening study of the English OP-17 product, based on more than 1,000 packs across three full cases plus additional boxes.

Two limits apply before anyone reads that table as EB-05 guidance. It describes a different set (OP-17), and it describes the English edition. The outlet also says OP-17 “dropped the fixed hit mapping”.

The official OP-17 page offers its own comparison point: a Japanese pack of six cards with a printed rarity list of Special cards 10, Treasure Rare 1, Leader 6, Secret Rare 3, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45 and DON!! 4, for a total printed as 全131種+4種. That list is a card count, not a rate.

Where to Buy Heroines Edition Product from Japan

The Heroines line in our catalogue is the earlier set, EB-03. The EB-03 Heroines Edition Japanese booster box (Box option at ¥15,737, ~$102) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed as of October 6, 2026. The EB-04 box (Box option at ¥12,952, ~$84) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is also listed. Graded EB-03 singles are listed as well:

• PSA 10 Uta SEC-SP (Comic Parallel) [EB03-061], currently listed at ¥183,497 (~$1,192)
• PSA 10 Nami SR-SPC [EB03-053], offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥109,640 (~$712) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms
• PSA 10 Koala SR [EB03-042], offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥10,180 (~$66)
• PSA 10 Boa Hancock SR-P [EB03-026], offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥11,656 (~$76)

How back orders work is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan. For a specific card that is not listed, sourcing requests go through Quick Order, and our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan covers the basics. For the Japanese EB-05 pack and box figures themselves, the EB-05 booster box buying guide goes through the official numbers.