Buggy One Piece Cards Guide: Every Printing and PSA 10

The Chase Print: OP09-051 Comic Parallel

Buggy’s flagship chase card is OP09-051, a R Blue Character card from -Emperors in the New World- [OP-09]. On the official card list it exists in eight forms under the same number: the standard print, parallels p1, p2, and p4, a true SP CARD variant (p3), two further SP parallels printed later in -The Azure Sea’s Seven- [OP-14] (p5, p6), and a reprint (r1) in the -Blue Buggy- [ST-25] starter deck. That spread of variants under one card number is exactly the kind of thing that causes mix-ups when people are trying to identify what they own.

The comic-panel print is the p2 variant — a comic-panel background parallel, officially rarity R. That’s a distinct card from the true SP CARD version of OP09-051 (p3), which uses a different WANTED-poster illustration and carries the actual “SP” rarity designation. The “R-SP” label is catalog shorthand — the card’s official rarity is R, and it’s the comic-panel parallel, not the SP CARD.

OP09-051’s effect, per the official card text: “[On Play] Place up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters at the bottom of the owner’s deck. Then, if you do not have 5 Characters with a cost of 5 or more, place this Character at the bottom of the owner’s deck.” Cost 10, Power 12000, Blue, Type: The Four Emperors/Cross Guild.

Our PSA 10 listing for the p2 comic parallel was priced at ¥147,322 (~$957) on October 24, 2026, and our PSA 10 listing for the OP09-042 Leader from the English 2nd Anniversary Set (p3) was priced at ¥23,457 (~$152) on October 24, 2026; the product pages show the current terms.

Other Confirmed Buggy Prints

Beyond the chase print and the Leader lineup, Buggy has been printed across most of the game’s mainline boosters and several starter decks. His earliest appearance is OP02-058, an R Character card from -Paramount War- [OP-02], with a further parallel (p1). -Pillars of Strength- [OP-03] added two more: OP03-008 (UC) and OP03-032 (C).

-THE TIME OF BATTLE- [OP-16] is Buggy’s deepest single-set showing outside his Leader debut: alongside the OP16-041 Leader, it carries OP16-031 (UC), OP16-048 (SR, with a p1 parallel), and OP16-057, a rarity-C Event card titled “Captain Buggy’s Our Savior!!”

Two prints connect Buggy back to the Roger Pirates rather than his own crew: OP12-012 (C, -Legacy of the Master- [OP-12]) and OP13-072 (R, -Carrying on His Will- [OP-13]) are both catalogued with the Trait Roger Pirates rather than Buggy Pirates or The Four Emperors/Cross Guild.

Rounding out the list: OP12-049 (UC, OP-12), OP15-012 (C, -Adventure on KAMI’s Island- [OP-15]), ST03-011 and ST17-003 (both C, Seven Warlords of the Sea/Buggy’s Delivery trait), ST30-011 (C, with a p1 parallel, STARTER DECK EX -Luffy & Ace- [ST-30]), and two promo numbers, P-084 and P-098, distributed through Asia Special Prize (November 2024) and a Theme Promotion Pack respectively.

Where to Buy Buggy One Piece Cards from Japan

Sourcing requests, including for a specific Buggy card number and grade, go through Quick Order.

For the wider Straw Hat crew and their rivals, see our Zoro cards guide, Uta cards guide and Portgas D. Ace cards guide. For comic-panel parallels across the wider game, see our manga rare cards guide, and for the game’s highest-value cards, our most valuable One Piece cards roundup. New to buying from the Japanese market? Start with our guide to buying One Piece cards from Japan in 2026, or browse the full One Piece Card Game collection, shipped from Tokyo.