Luffy OP16: Character Cards Guide to OP16-015, 022, 034, 052 and 095

Updated November 10, 2026

Luffy OP16 means the five Monkey.D.Luffy card numbers in ONE PIECE CARD GAME OP-16 (OP16) The Time of Battle, Japanese edition: OP16-015 (SR), OP16-022 (Leader), OP16-034 (R), OP16-052 (UC) and OP16-095 (R). The set released in Japan on May 30, 2026.

Key facts: what is Luffy OP16 at a glance?

The cards come out of packs, so the sealed OP-16 The Time of Battle booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is the product these Luffy cards belong to. The official card list pages may be incomplete, so treat the five numbers as the Luffy cards listed so far.

Which Luffy cards are in OP-16?

Five different Monkey.D.Luffy cards appear in OP-16, spread over four rarities and four colors. The table shows the printed data from the official card list.

All five carry the Strike attribute. Four of them have the Impel Down/Straw Hat Crew type; OP16-095 is Land of Wano/Straw Hat Crew.

What does Luffy OP16-015 (Super Rare) do?

OP16-015 is a red Cost 4, Power 6000 Character with two effects: a cost reduction in hand and a power boost when your opponent attacks. It is the Luffy card the official English product page lists as a featured card.

• Cost reduction: if your Leader’s card name includes “Ace” and you have 6 or more DON!! cards on your field, this card in your hand gives −2 cost.
• [On Your Opponent’s Attack]: you may trash 1 Character card with 8000 power from your hand. Your Leader and this Character’s base power becomes 7000 during this turn.

The first effect points at an Ace Leader. OP-16 has one: OP16-001 Portgas.D.Ace is listed among the set’s Leaders. The second effect has a real cost, because you need an 8000-power Character in hand to pay it.

How does the Luffy OP16-022 Leader work?

OP16-022 is a green/blue Leader with Life 4 and Power 5000, and its single effect rewards a board made only of Impel Down Characters. The official Japanese page describes it as the Leader of a green/blue Impel Down deck.

The effect reads: [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] if the only Characters on your field are {Impel Down} type Characters, set up to 2 of your DON!! cards as active. In practice that sets the deck-building rule: every Character you keep on the field needs the Impel Down type for the effect to work.

Of the Luffy numbers, OP16-022 is the only Leader. It is also one of six Leader cards in the set, and our OP-16 Leaders Guide covers the others.

What do the Luffy OP16-034, OP16-052 and OP16-095 cards do?

These three are lower-rarity support Characters, each with a different job: card search, DON!! movement and an evasion buff.

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OP16-034 has no printed power value; its power comes from the +1000 per differently named Character. OP16-095 is the only Luffy here outside the Impel Down type, so it fits a black Land of Wano deck instead.

Which Luffy OP16 versions exist, and how do you check a listing?

Each of OP16-015, OP16-022 and OP16-034 has a regular card and a parallel art version with the same number and the same text. That is the main thing to check in a listing, because the card number alone does not tell you which version you are buying.

For the full run of parallels across the set, see our OP-16 parallel, SP and Secret Rare list.

Where do the Luffy cards sit in the OP-16 set?

Luffy is a mid-rarity story in OP-16: one Leader, one Super Rare, two Rares and one Uncommon. The official rarity breakdown is 6 Leader, 10 Super Rare, 26 Rare, 30 Uncommon, 45 Common, 6 Special, 2 Secret Rare, 1 Treasure Rare and 1 DON!! card, across a Paramount War theme.

The set’s headline Secret Rares are OP16-118 Portgas.D.Ace and OP16-119 Marshall.D.Teach, not Luffy, and those are covered in our OP-16 chase cards guide. For every number in the set, use the complete OP-16 card list.

How do you buy Luffy OP16 from Japan?

Our OP-16 products are sealed Japanese boxes and cartons, and Luffy cards come from the packs inside them. The single booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 packs of 6 cards; the carton is one case of 12 booster boxes. A damaged box listing is also offered; it is sold as-is, with returns and refunds not accepted. Contents are random, and individual pulls are not guaranteed, so no box promises a particular Luffy.

Under the shipping policy, orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. Standard is FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch; expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both are estimates, and shipping cost is calculated at checkout. Most orders are dispatched within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears.

The payment methods page says all payments are in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee; PayPal and credit or debit cards through PayPal carry a 5% processing fee. Details of both policies are on those pages.

More OP-16 guides

• OP-16 Complete Guide: The Time of Battle Japanese Set Explained
• OP-16 Release Date: Japan May 30, 2026, English Version June 12
• The Time of Battle One Piece Card List: OP-16 Leaders, SR and Secret Rares

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