Rosinante One Piece cards appear under Donquixote Rosinante or Rosinante & Law in the official card list as of October 5, 2026. Every card is filed under the character’s real name — Donquixote Rosinante — the identity he used inside the Marines while working undercover as Corazon of the Donquixote Family. Fans call him Corazon; the card list calls him Rosinante. Knowing that is the first step to finding the right card.
Twelve card numbers in the official Japanese card list carry his name: two separate Leader cards, a Secret Rare from Kingdoms of Intrigue, eight more character cards from seven sets, and the tag-team card he shares with Law under the name Rosinante & Law. Those twelve numbers add up to 26 rows once the alternate printings are counted. Dated SNKRDUNK asking prices and the sealed boxes and PSA 10 back order we supply from Tokyo sit alongside the official card data.
“Corazon” never appears as a card name — every printing is filed as Donquixote Rosinante, plus one tag card, Rosinante & Law. The official Japanese list has 12 card numbers and 26 rows with ロシナンテ in the name, including two Leader cards (OP05-022 and OP12-061) and one Secret Rare (OP04-119, Kingdoms of Intrigue). The OP-17 booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is listed at ¥12,303 (~$80).
- Card count re-checked against the official Japanese card list: 12 numbers, 26 rows, including OP16-070, EB02-025, OP09-032 and OP12-048.
- SNKRDUNK lowest asks refreshed as of October 5, 2026, in a new table.
- OP-17 has been released; store prices and states re-checked.
- USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Card data comes from the official One Piece Card Game card lists at onepiece-cardgame.com (Japanese and English), as of October 5, 2026. Set dates are the Japanese release dates printed on the official product pages. Market prices are SNKRDUNK’s lowest live asking price as of October 5, 2026, not sold prices.
Who Is Corazon in One Piece?
Donquixote Rosinante — the character fans call Corazon — is Donquixote Doflamingo’s younger brother. He left the Donquixote Family and went undercover as a Marine officer, secretly investigating his own brother’s operation from the inside. During that undercover mission, he found a young, sick Trafalgar Law and got him the Ope Ope no Mi devil fruit, saving Law’s life. That rescue is the backstory behind the Trafalgar Law-linked cards covered further down, including the Leader OP12-061 and the tag-team Rosinante & Law printing. None of that history appears under the name “Corazon” on a printed card — every version of him in the One Piece Card Game uses his real name, Donquixote Rosinante.
On the cards, the Marine side of the story shows up in the card types. All twelve numbers carry the Navy type, and eleven add the Donquixote Pirates type as well — a printed nod to his double life.
Rosinante One Piece Cards: Every Donquixote Rosinante Card at a Glance
The official Japanese card list lists 28 cards matching ロシナンテ: 26 rows carrying the name and two Trafalgar Law rows whose effect text mentions him. The 26 rows cover 12 distinct card numbers — 11 named Donquixote Rosinante and one named Rosinante & Law. The table lists each number once, with the number of official rows it has:
| Number | Card | Rarity | Set (JP release) | Type | Rows |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP02-108 | Donquixote Rosinante | C | OP-02 Paramount War (Nov 4, 2022) | Character (Black, 2 cost, 2000 power, Blocker) | 4 |
| OP04-119 | Donquixote Rosinante | SEC | OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue (May 27, 2023) | Character (Green, 8 cost, 8000 power) | 3 |
| OP05-022 | Donquixote Rosinante | Leader | OP-05 Awakening of the New Era (Aug 26, 2023) | Leader (Green/Blue, 5000 power, Life 4, Blocker) | 3 |
| OP05-030 | Donquixote Rosinante | R | OP-05 Awakening of the New Era (Aug 26, 2023) | Character (Green, 2 cost, 1000 power, Blocker) | 4 |
| OP09-032 | Donquixote Rosinante | UC | OP-09 Emperors in the New World (Aug 31, 2024) | Character (Green, 3 cost, 4000 power, Blocker) | 1 |
| OP10-072 | Donquixote Rosinante | SR | OP-10 Royal Blood (Nov 30, 2024) | Character (Purple, 5 cost, 6000 power) | 2 |
| OP12-048 | Donquixote Rosinante | C | OP-12 Legacy of the Master (May 31, 2025) | Character (Blue, 1 cost, 1000 power) | 1 |
| OP12-061 | Donquixote Rosinante | Leader | OP-12 Legacy of the Master (May 31, 2025) | Leader (Purple/Yellow, 5000 power, Life 4) | 2 |
| OP12-108 | Donquixote Rosinante | R | OP-12 Legacy of the Master (May 31, 2025) | Character (Yellow, 1 cost, 2000 power) | 2 |
| OP16-070 | Donquixote Rosinante | UC | OP-16 The Time of Battle (May 30, 2026) | Character (Purple, 2 cost, 1000 power, Blocker) | 1 |
| EB02-025 | Donquixote Rosinante | R | EB-02 Anime 25th Collection (Jan 25, 2025) | Character (Blue, 2 cost, 3000 power) | 1 |
| EB04-038 | Rosinante & Law | SR | EB-04 Egghead Crisis (Jan 31, 2026); the English list files it under OP14 The Azure Sea’s Seven | Character (Purple, 6 cost, 8000 power, Blocker) | 2 |
Two of these twelve numbers are Leader cards — two Leaders is an unusual distinction for a supporting character. The “Rows” column counts the base print plus every suffixed row (_p1, _p2, _r1) the official list carries for that number. The list does not label what kind of printing a suffixed row is, so each row is named by the set the official list attaches to it.
For a companion reference to the same character, see our Donquixote Rosinante One Piece cards guide, which walks through every card, parallel and set.
Why It’s Donquixote Rosinante, Not “Corazon”
“Corazon” is the nickname Donquixote Rosinante used while embedded in the Donquixote Family as a Marine agent — it’s how the character is introduced and how most fans refer to him. But the One Piece Card Game has never printed a card under that name. Neither コラソン nor “Corazon” is a card name in the official Japanese or English lists as of October 5, 2026. Every printing in the official lists uses his birth name, Donquixote Rosinante, and the tag-team card that pairs him with Law carries the name Rosinante & Law.
That naming gap is why “Corazon one piece card” can come up empty on card databases — the fan-favorite name and the printed card name do not match. Search “Donquixote Rosinante” and you get the twelve numbers in the table above. Looking up ロシナンテ in the Japanese list also surfaces two OP12-073 Trafalgar Law rows, because Law’s effect text names [Donquixote Rosinante]; those are Law cards, not Rosinante cards.
Two Leaders: OP05-022 and OP12-061
OP05-022, from OP-05 Awakening of the New Era, is a Green/Blue Leader with 5000 power and 4 Life, and it carries the Blocker keyword. Its printed effect works at the end of your turn: if you have 6 or fewer cards in hand, set this Leader as active. The official list has three rows for this number: the base print and _p1 in OP-05, and _p2 in the EB-02 Anime 25th Collection extra booster.
OP12-061, from OP-12 Legacy of the Master, is a Purple/Yellow Leader with 5000 power and 4 Life, and its effects are written around Trafalgar Law. Once per turn, if your [Trafalgar Law] would be K.O.’d, you may add the top card of your Life to your hand instead. Its Activate: Main effect, also once per turn, costs DON!! −1 and makes the next [Trafalgar Law] with a cost of 4 or more that you play from hand this turn cost 2 less. The official list has two rows: the base print and _p1, both in OP-12.
SNKRDUNK lowest asks for both Leaders, with PSA 10 asks, are in the price table further down; SNKRDUNK does not say whether its OP12-061 L-P label is the base row or _p1.
The Secret Rare: OP04-119
OP04-119 is Rosinante’s Secret Rare from OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue. It is a Green Character with 8 cost and 8000 power. On your opponent’s turn, while it is rested, your active Characters with a base cost of 5 cannot be K.O.’d by effects. When it enters play, you may rest it to play up to 1 green Character card with a cost of 5 from your hand.
The official list has three rows for this number. The base print and _p1 are both Secret Rares from OP-04; _p2 is listed with the rarity “SP card” in OP-09 Emperors in the New World.
SNKRDUNK lowest asks as of October 5, 2026 (asking prices, not sold prices): ¥1,000 (~$6) under its SEC label, ¥3,400 (~$22) under SEC-P for the OP-04 parallel, and ¥5,500 (~$36) under SEC-SPC for the OP-09 print. The OP-09 print is also offered here as a PSA 10 back order for the SEC-SPC print of OP04-119 at ¥16,730 (~$109) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. How back orders work is explained in our PSA 10 back order guide.
For everything else Kingdoms of Intrigue has to offer beyond Rosinante, see our guide to One Piece comic parallel cards, which covers how alternate-art and manga-style printings work across the game more broadly.
The Trafalgar Law Connection: OP12-108 and Rosinante & Law
Rosinante’s card pool leans into his story bond with Trafalgar Law more than once. OP12-108, also from OP-12 Legacy of the Master, is a Yellow, 1 cost, 2000 power Rare. Its On Play effect looks at the top 5 cards of your deck, lets you reveal up to 1 [Trafalgar Law] and add it to your hand, then places the rest at the bottom in any order. The Japanese list has two rows for this number, the base print and _p1, both in OP-12. The English list carries two more OP12-108 rows — a Treasure Rare in The Azure Sea’s Seven and a row in Illustration Box Vol.6 — that have no Japanese counterpart.
EB04-038 is the most direct pairing of the two: a Super Rare officially named Rosinante & Law, which the rules treat as both a [Trafalgar Law] and a [Donquixote Rosinante]. It is Purple, 6 cost, 8000 power, with the Blocker keyword. Its On Play effect fires if the DON!! on your field is equal to or fewer than your opponent’s: draw 1 card, then add up to 1 DON!! from your DON!! deck and set it as active. The Japanese list files it under the EB-04 Egghead Crisis extra booster (released January 31, 2026) with two rows, the base print and _p1. The English list sources the same number to The Azure Sea’s Seven [OP14-EB04], which is why the English index shows it under OP14.
The link runs the other way as well: the Trafalgar Law Super Rare OP12-073 gives all of your [Donquixote Rosinante] and {Heart Pirates} type Characters +1000 power until the end of your opponent’s next End Phase when its On Play condition is met. Together, OP12-061, OP12-108, and Rosinante & Law form a thread of printings that point back to Trafalgar Law. For the rest of Law’s own card history, see our Trafalgar Law One Piece cards guide.
The Early Printings: OP02-108 and OP05-030
OP02-108 is Rosinante’s earliest printing, a Common from OP-02 Paramount War. It is Black, 2 cost, 2000 power, with the Blocker keyword, and it carries the Navy and Donquixote Pirates types. The official Japanese list has four rows for this number: the base print and _p1 in OP-02, _p2 in ONE PIECE Card Game Promotion Pack Vol.5, and _r1 in Starter Deck Black Smoker [ST-19].
OP05-030 followed in OP-05 Awakening of the New Era, the same set that introduced his first Leader card. It is Green, 2 cost, 1000 power, with the Blocker keyword. On your opponent’s turn, if your rested Character would be K.O.’d, you may trash this Character instead. The Japanese list has four rows: the base print in OP-05, _p1 in the 2nd Anniversary Set, and both _p2 and _r1 in ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2 [PRB-02].
Both cards run cheap and defensive, giving early decks a low-cost Blocker built around this character. OP02-108 arrived in OP-02 (November 4, 2022); OP05-030 arrived in OP-05 (August 26, 2023), the set that also holds Leader OP05-022. Dated SNKRDUNK asks are given for OP05-030 only.
The Other Character Rows: EB02-025, OP09-032, OP10-072, OP12-048 and OP16-070
Five more Donquixote Rosinante numbers sit between and after the early printings. OP09-032 is an Uncommon from OP-09 Emperors in the New World: Green, 3 cost, 4000 power, with Blocker and the ODYSSEY, Navy and Donquixote Pirates types. When your opponent attacks, once per turn, it sets itself as active.
OP10-072 is a Super Rare from OP-10 Royal Blood: Purple, 5 cost, 6000 power. On Play, you may trash 1 Event from your hand to draw 2 cards; at the end of your turn, if you have 7 or more DON!! on your field, you set up to 2 of your DON!! as active. The list has a base row and _p1, both in OP-10.
OP12-048 is a Common from OP-12 Legacy of the Master: Blue, 1 cost, 1000 power, with the Navy type but not Donquixote Pirates. On your opponent’s turn, if your blue Navy Character would be removed from the field by an opponent’s effect, you may rest this Character and trash 1 card from your hand instead.
EB02-025 is a Rare from EB-02 Anime 25th Collection: Blue, 2 cost, 3000 power. Its Activate: Main effect rests 1 DON!! and this Character; if your Leader is [Donquixote Rosinante], you look at 5 cards from the top of your deck, play up to 1 Character with a cost of 2 or less rested, and put the rest at the bottom.
OP16-070 is an Uncommon from OP-16 The Time of Battle, the most recent set with a Rosinante number: Purple, 2 cost, 1000 power, with Blocker. On Play, you may rest 2 DON!!; if your Leader has the Navy type, you add up to 1 DON!! from your DON!! deck and rest it. SNKRDUNK shows no matched listing for EB02-025, OP09-032 or OP12-048 as of October 5, 2026.
Rosinante Card Prices: SNKRDUNK Lowest Asks
The table collects the Rosinante prints that SNKRDUNK lists with a matching number and a Japanese set. The “SNKRDUNK label” is SNKRDUNK’s own naming (SEC-P, SEC-SPC, L-P and so on); a label is matched to an official row by set name only. ¥1,000 is the lowest price tier SNKRDUNK shows, so several base prints sit at that figure.
| Number | SNKRDUNK label and set | Lowest ask | PSA 10 ask | Ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP04-119 | SEC, OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue | ¥1,000 (~$6) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP04-119 | SEC-P, OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue | ¥3,400 (~$22) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP04-119 | SEC-SPC, OP-09 Emperors in the New World | ¥5,500 (~$36) | ¥13,500 (~$88) | Offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,730 (~$109) |
| OP05-022 | L-P, OP-05 Awakening of the New Era | ¥2,890 (~$19) | ¥8,999 (~$58) | — |
| OP05-022 | L-SPC, EB-02 Anime 25th Collection | ¥14,000 (~$91) | ¥80,000 (~$519) | — |
| OP05-030 | R, OP-05 Awakening of the New Era | ¥1,000 (~$6) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP05-030 | R, 2nd Anniversary Set | ¥2,500 (~$16) | ¥10,999 (~$71) | — |
| OP10-072 | SR, OP-10 Royal Blood | ¥1,100 (~$7) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP10-072 | SR-P, OP-10 Royal Blood | ¥1,200 (~$8) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP12-061 | L-P, OP-12 Legacy of the Master | ¥3,500 (~$23) | ¥19,750 (~$128) | — |
| OP12-108 | R, OP-12 Legacy of the Master | ¥1,000 (~$6) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| OP12-108 | R-P, OP-12 Legacy of the Master | ¥1,700 (~$11) | ¥15,800 (~$103) | — |
| OP16-070 | UC, OP-16 The Time of Battle | ¥1,000 (~$6) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| EB04-038 | SR, EB-04 Egghead Crisis | ¥1,000 (~$6) | no PSA 10 listing seen | — |
| EB04-038 | SR-P, EB-04 Egghead Crisis | ¥3,300 (~$21) | ¥33,333 (~$216) | — |
Raw asks and PSA 10 asks differ widely for three prints: OP05-022 L-SPC from the EB-02 set (¥14,000 raw against ¥80,000 graded), EB04-038 SR-P (¥3,300 against ¥33,333) and OP12-108 R-P (¥1,700 against ¥15,800). Listings that SNKRDUNK files under English-version, promo-pack or Don!! card names are different prints and are not priced here. EB02-025, OP09-032, OP12-048 and the PRB-02 rows of OP05-030 have no matching Japanese listing on SNKRDUNK as of October 5, 2026.
Newest Sets: OP-16, OP-17 and OP-18
OP-16 The Time of Battle released in Japan on May 30, 2026 (English release June 12, 2026) and added OP16-070, an Uncommon Blocker covered above. OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors released in Japan on August 22, 2026 (English release August 28, 2026). The official OP-17 card list has no row whose name or effect text contains ロシナンテ as of October 5, 2026, so the newest Rosinante number is still OP16-070.
OP-18 The Dominance of God, called 神の支配 in Japan, is scheduled for release in Japan on November 21, 2026.
The OP-17 box is the sealed product for the newest released set — a different set from the ones that carry Rosinante numbers. The OP-17 booster box is listed at ¥12,303 (~$80) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the OP-17 card list page shows what the set contains.
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Where to Source Rosinante Cards and the OP-17 Box
We ship Japanese One Piece Card Game products worldwide from Tokyo. The sealed boxes below belong to sets that carry Rosinante numbers or to the newest released set:
For the sets that carry Rosinante numbers, the OP-04 box (Box) is listed at ¥18,534 (~$120) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the OP-02 box (Box) at ¥19,651 (~$128) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the OP-05 box (Box) at ¥59,854 (~$389) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Damaged Box listings are separate products: the OP-04 Damaged Box is listed at ¥16,007 (~$104) and the OP-12 Damaged Box at ¥13,977 (~$91). The OP-12 Booster Box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
For singles, the OP04-119 SEC-SPC print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,730 (~$109). Sourcing requests for any other Rosinante card go through Quick Order, where you can name the card and its code. The card list pages for OP-04, OP-05, OP-12 and OP-17, and the full One Piece card list, show the rest of each set.
Rosinante’s story is inseparable from his adoptive son — for Law’s own card history, see our Trafalgar Law One Piece cards guide. He was also the younger brother of the Donquixote Family’s leader; our Doflamingo One Piece cards guide covers that side of the family. For graded One Piece cards in general, our PSA10 One Piece cards buying guide explains how grading affects the price of a card, and how to buy One Piece cards from Japan covers the ordering side.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a One Piece card actually named “Corazon”?
No. Every printing of this character is filed under his real name, Donquixote Rosinante, and the tag card he shares with Trafalgar Law is named Rosinante & Law. The official card lists print no card under that name as of October 5, 2026. “Corazon” is his in-story nickname and has never been a printed card name.
How many Donquixote Rosinante cards are there in the One Piece Card Game?
The official Japanese card list has 12 card numbers and 26 rows with ロシナンテ in the name as of October 5, 2026. They include two Leader cards (OP05-022 and OP12-061), one Secret Rare (OP04-119), eight other character numbers and the tag card Rosinante & Law (EB04-038). The newest is OP16-070 from OP-16.
Does Donquixote Rosinante have a Leader card?
Yes, two: OP05-022 from OP-05 Awakening of the New Era, a Green/Blue Blocker Leader with 5000 power and 4 Life, and OP12-061 from OP-12 Legacy of the Master, a Purple/Yellow Leader whose effects protect a [Trafalgar Law] from being K.O.’d and reduce the cost of playing a high-cost [Trafalgar Law] from hand.
Which Rosinante card is a Secret Rare?
OP04-119 from OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue is the Secret Rare: its base print and _p1 row are both SEC. A third row, _p2, is listed as an SP card in OP-09 Emperors in the New World. SNKRDUNK lowest asks as of October 5, 2026 run from ¥1,000 to ¥5,500 across the three.
Is there a Rosinante card in OP-17?
No. The official OP-17 card list has no row whose name or effect text contains ロシナンテ as of October 5, 2026. OP-17 released in Japan on August 22, 2026. The newest Rosinante number is OP16-070, an Uncommon Blocker from OP-16 The Time of Battle, which released in Japan on May 30, 2026.
What does the Rosinante & Law card do?
EB04-038 is a Super Rare Character: Purple, 6 cost, 8000 power, with Blocker. The rules treat it as both [Trafalgar Law] and [Donquixote Rosinante]. On Play, if your DON!! count is equal to or below your opponent’s, you draw 1 card and add up to 1 DON!! from your DON!! deck, set as active.
Where can I buy Japanese Donquixote Rosinante cards?
We source Japanese One Piece Card Game product from Tokyo. The OP-17 booster box is listed at ¥12,303 (~$80) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the OP04-119 SEC-SPC print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,730 (~$109). Other cards can be requested through Quick Order.
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