EB-03 Heroines Edition Booster Box: Japanese One Piece Price

EB-03 at a Glance: What the Official Pages Print

EB-03 is the third extra booster in the One Piece Card Game, themed on the heroines of the series. The Japanese product page opens with 「豪華絢爛なヒロインたちをテーマにしたブースターが登場！」 and names a new Leader card, Nefertari Vivi (ネフェルタリ・ビビ), whose effect grants Rush to other characters. It also highlights nine SP cards, four DON!! cards that use the package illustration (with parallel versions), and a special tournament held at three locations in Japan under a Heroines-only Leader regulation, played as a 3-on-3 team event.

The English page repeats the same rarity groups — Commons, Rares, Super Rares, Secret Rares, Leaders, Special Cards and DON!! Cards — without per-rarity counts; the Japanese page and the Japanese card list are the sources that print counts. The English page also carries the standard line that cards in the product are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region.

Inside the Box: Rarity Counts and the Nine SP Rows

The Japanese page breaks the 71 card types down by rarity. The official card list, series 550203, shows the same set as 90 rows: 62 base card numbers plus 28 rows that carry a suffix (_p1 or _p2) on the same printed number. The nine SP cards are the nine _p2 rows rated SPカード; the 62 base numbers plus the nine SP rows make the printed 71.

Each of the nine Super Rare numbers has three rows: the base card, a _p1 row rated SR, and a _p2 row rated SPカード. Each of the nine SP rows is paired with SNKRDUNK’s lowest ask for the listing of the same card number (SNKRDUNK labels these listings SR-SPC; the label is SNKRDUNK’s, not Bandai’s):

The two Secret Rare numbers are EB03-061 Uta (green; three rows: base, _p1 and _p2, all rated SEC) and EB03-062 Trafalgar Law (yellow; two rows: base and _p1). The database does not say what the second Uta row is, and it prints no text label on any row. For the row-by-row picture of every suffix, see our EB-03 card list page and the article on EB-03 parallel and alternate-art rows.

Japanese EB-03 vs the English Set

The English EB-03 is dated February 20, 2026 on the official English site, almost four months after the Japanese release of October 25, 2025. Both pages print 71 + 4 card types in total. The differences the official pages state are these:

The English page does not map its cards to the Japanese _p1 and _p2 rows, so a row-by-row comparison between the two languages cannot be made from official sources. The printed number on the card (for example EB03-053) is the same for the base card and every suffix row.

The vol.2 Heroines set, EB-05 (October 2026), is compared with EB-03 in our EB-03 vs EB-05 Heroines comparison. For Uta cards across sets, see the Uta One Piece cards guide.

Box Prices Side by Side: Our Listing vs the Marketplace Ask

SNKRDUNK lists the Japanese EB-03 box as ワンピースカードゲーム エクストラブースター「ワンピース ヒロインズエディション」ボックス. The marketplace shows one lowest ask for it, and SNKRDUNK showed no separate no-shrink listing for this set on October 1, 2026.

A marketplace ask is the lowest figure a single seller has entered; it says nothing about the box’s condition, about shrink-wrap, or about what sits behind that ask. The store price is for the product described on the product page, shipped from Tokyo. Reading the two numbers side by side is useful only if you also read what each one buys.

Checklist Before You Order an EB-03 Box

1. Pick the product, not just the set. The Box option of the regular box, the Damaged Box and the Damaged Box (Grade B) sit on separate pages at different prices.
2. Read the product page for the item you pick. It carries the photos and the current terms for that product; the official EB-03 pages do not describe box condition at all.
3. Do not rely on a packs-per-box number. Neither the Japanese nor the English official page prints one.
4. Keep asks and prices apart. A SNKRDUNK lowest ask is a marketplace figure dated on the day it was read; a store price is a listing for a specific product.
5. Treat pull-rate claims as unofficial. Bandai publishes none for EB-03, so any rate quoted by a store, a video or a forum is a community figure at best.
6. Match singles by number and artwork. The printed number is shared by the base row and its suffix rows; compare the card with the official image for the row you want.
7. Use Quick Order for what is not listed. A carton or a specific single that does not appear on a product page can be requested through Quick Order.

For rarity vocabulary used on One Piece cards, see One Piece card rarity explained; for where EB-03 sits among the other sets, All One Piece card sets in order.

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