4th Anniversary Tournament Pack Card List: ONE PIECE Prizes and Promos So Far

Updated November 10, 2026

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The 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack is a ONE PIECE CARD GAME participation prize with “75 types in total,” given at the 4th Anniversary Events held for OP-17 (OP17) and OP-18 (OP18). This 4th anniversary tournament pack card list covers everything the official pages name: the pack, the Luffy promo cards and the World United DON!! cards.

What are the key facts about the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack?

The 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack is a store-event prize for ONE PIECE CARD GAME, tied to the OP-17 and OP-18 release events. The table below puts the confirmed facts in one place, each taken from the official event pages.

If you collect Pokémon too, the M6a 30th CELEBRATION booster box carton is a separate anniversary release we list now. It is a different game and a different set from the ONE PIECE tournament pack, and a later section covers it.

What is in the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack card list?

The official pages describe the tournament pack as “75 types in total” and name the other prizes one by one. The pages do not print a numbered checklist of the 75 types, so this guide names only what is stated.

That gives a short but clear structure. There is the pack itself. There is a Luffy promo card with a different card number at each event. There are World United DON!! cards. And there is a winner version of the Luffy promo with a special finish. Everything else on the event pages is about how to enter and how stores run the event.

The practical reading of this table is simple. The pack is listed as 75 types in total, and P-110 and P-161 are the two named Luffy promos. If you only want one Luffy promo, pick the event that matches the number you want.

Which events hand out the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack?

Two store events hand it out: the OP-17 release event and the OP-18 release event, both titled “4th Anniversary Event.” The OP-17 event ran August 21 – September 13, 2026, and the OP-18 event runs November 20 – December 17, 2026.

As of November 10, 2026, the OP-17 event is over and the OP-18 event has not started yet. Player application for OP-18 already opened on November 6, 2026, so anyone planning to take part can register now through TCG+. The event period itself begins on November 20.

For the OP-18 event, Sealed follows the OP-02 tournament rules manual, according to the official OP-18 page. The pages say each store chooses its own format,

Which cards come with the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack?

Besides the pack itself, each event names a Luffy promo and World United DON!! cards. Both promos feature Monkey.D.Luffy, and the card number is what separates the two events.

• P-110 Monkey.D.Luffy: the 4th Anniversary Leader Card at the OP-17 event.
• P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy: the 4th Anniversary Promo Card at the OP-18 event.
• World United DON!! Cards: 2 cards at the OP-17 event, 2 designs at the OP-18 event.

The two events use different labels for the Luffy card. The OP-17 page calls P-110 a “Leader Card,” while the OP-18 page calls P-161 a “Promo Card.” Use the card number, not the label, when you search for or trade these cards, because the number is unambiguous.

The OP-17 page words the DON!! prize as “2 cards,” and the OP-18 page words it as “2 designs.” Both pages name the same card group, World United DON!! Cards, and both give two. The event pages do not describe the artwork of the DON!! cards or the individual cards among the 75 types, and that is the one gap in the sources.

What does the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack winner receive?

Winners receive the Luffy promo in “Silver foil + Gold stamp,” as the OP-17 page puts it. The OP-18 page states the same finish for P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy.

That makes two versions of each promo. Every participant gets the standard promo as a participation prize. The winner gets the same card number in Silver foil with a Gold stamp. Because the winner version is the same Luffy card with a different finish, it uses the same number: P-110 for the OP-17 event and P-161 for the OP-18 event.

One additional Winner Card is available as a Lucky Prize. The store decides how to award it to one participant. The pages give no single method, so the way the Lucky Prize is given can differ from store to store. If the Lucky Prize matters to you, read the store’s own event notice before you register.

How do I join a 4th Anniversary Tournament event?

Players apply through TCG+ with a Bandai Namco ID. The OP-17 page states that a Bandai Namco ID is required to register on TCG+ and that photocopied or otherwise illegitimate cards cannot be used.

Stores apply through TCG+ to receive the tournament kits, per the OP-18 page. Each store then picks its format from Constructed, Sealed or Standard Regulation. A short checklist for an entrant:

1. Create or sign in to a Bandai Namco ID.
2. Register on TCG+ once the player application period is open. For the OP-18 event, it opened November 6, 2026.
3. Check which format the store has chosen: Constructed, Sealed or Standard Regulation.
4. If the store runs Sealed for OP-18, read the OP-02 tournament rules manual that the official page points to.
5. Bring only legitimate cards. Photocopied or otherwise illegitimate cards cannot be used.

The best order is to settle the account and the format first, then the deck.

How do the OP-17 and OP-18 4th Anniversary Events differ?

The two events share the same prize structure and differ in dates, the Luffy card number and a few wording details. The OP-17 event is finished, so the OP-18 event is the one a player can still enter.

The recommendation for a player is direct: if you want a 4th anniversary Luffy promo from an event today, aim for the OP-18 event and P-161. P-110 belongs to an event whose period ended on September 13, 2026.

Is the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack the same as the Four Emperors Treasure Get Campaign Pack?

No. The Four Emperors Treasure Get Campaign Pack is a separate 4th anniversary giveaway tied to booster pack purchases, announced August 17, 2026. The campaign period began August 22, 2026, and runs until stocks last.

The offer is “Purchase 10 packs and get 1 pack free!” with 7 types, 1 piece of each type. Eligible products are booster packs OP-01 to OP-17, extra boosters EB-01 to EB-04, and premium boosters PRB-01 and PRB-02. Starter decks, the PREMIUM BOOSTER -ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST- STORAGE BOX SET and other related products are not eligible. Some stores may not participate, and quantities are limited.

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These seven are campaign cards, not the tournament pack’s 75 types. Bandai notes the illustration may differ somewhat from the final product.

The two offers look alike because both celebrate the fourth anniversary, but they work in different ways. The table below separates them.

One detail is worth keeping straight: P-099 Monkey D. Luffy belongs to the campaign pack, while P-110 and P-161 belong to the tournament events. The three Luffy numbers are different cards from different offers.

What other anniversary products can I look at while I wait?

Pokémon’s 30th Celebration is an anniversary line you can buy from us today. It is a different game and a different set from the ONE PIECE tournament pack, and none of the products below contain 4th anniversary ONE PIECE cards.

The official M6a page lists a September 16, 2026 release as a worldwide simultaneous release, with a price of 360 yen (tax included) per pack. Each pack has 6 holo cards, randomly inserted, plus one Basic Energy in 8 types with YOSHIROTTEN designs. The page also lists 30 Pikachu illustrated cards by 30 illustrators, with one Pikachu guaranteed per pack, and FUR (Futuristic Rare) versions of Mew ex and Mewtwo ex illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN. The 30 history cards cannot be used in current Standard regulation but are usable in any regulation where the original versions are legal.

Here are related sets we list now:

• M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box carton: one full carton of 12 Japanese booster boxes, shipped as the carton itself, not as 12 individual boxes.
• 30th CELEBRATION Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon, Damaged Box: unopened Japanese product with cosmetic damage to the outer packaging, sold as-is under our damaged-item terms. Photos are samples.
• PSA10 Psyduck [M2a 032/193] from the High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex.”
• PSA10 Psyduck Energy Mark Mirror [M2a 032/193], also from “MEGA Dream ex.”
• PSA10 Toxtricity AR [M2 089/080] from the Expansion Pack “Inferno X.”

Other 30th Celebration products appear on the official product list: a Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon at 6,200 yen and the FUTURISTIC BOX at 27,500 yen, both released September 16, 2026. Card sets at 1,200 yen each release October 16, 2026. The FUTURISTIC BOX page lists two Pikachu ex FUR-style promo cards and is sold only through Pokémon Center Online. Our guide to the 30th Celebration Futuristic Box covers those promos, and the timeline When Did Full Art Pokémon Cards Start gives background on the FUR finish.

How do shipping and payment work for the sets we list now?

Orders for the sets above ship by FedEx with a tracking number, and payment is made in Japanese yen (JPY). The details below come from our shipping policy and payment methods page.

The shipping policy also notes that delivery dates in carrier tools are estimates and do not include handling time, weekends, Japanese national holidays or customs processing. After an order has been handed to FedEx, customs inspections and carrier events can delay delivery. The payment methods page says card brands accepted through PayPal are Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, with which one is offered decided by PayPal.

For a Wise transfer, the page says to enter the payment reference SST-{order number} exactly as issued. Without a screenshot, an order is cancelled automatically if payment has not been received within 12 hours; for orders containing a pre-order item, that window is 3 hours. SWIFT payments incur a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add that amount to your order total.

What should I do before the OP-18 event starts on November 20?

Register on TCG+ now, confirm the store’s format, and decide which Luffy promo you want. Player application opened November 6, 2026, and the event period begins November 20, 2026.

A practical order of steps follows from the facts above:

• Account first. A Bandai Namco ID is required to register on TCG+. Create it before you look for a store.
• Format second. The store picks Constructed, Sealed or Standard Regulation. Sealed at OP-18 follows the OP-02 tournament rules manual.
• Card legality always. Photocopied or otherwise illegitimate cards cannot be used.
• Know your target. P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy is the OP-18 promo, and the winner version is Silver foil with a Gold stamp.
• Keep the two campaigns apart. The Four Emperors Treasure Get Campaign Pack is a booster purchase offer, not a tournament prize.

Event period dates cover the whole run of the OP-18 event, from November 20 to December 17, 2026.

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