Search for “Nico Robin” in the OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue card list and you won’t find her. Not because she’s missing from the set — because for most of the archaeologist arc, the Straw Hats’ historian operates under a different name entirely.
Nico Robin has been a Character card, a Leader card, and a starter-deck staple across eight confirmed printings spanning the earliest Straw Hat Crew deck through the newest OP-16 set, with a ninth appearance flagged for OP-17 ahead of its August 22, 2026 release. This guide walks through every confirmed Robin card, explains the OP-04 alias twist, and covers where each printing sits in the current lineup — without guessing at numbers we can’t verify.
Robin’s card history tracks her role in the story closely. Early printings lean on her archaeologist and historian identity from the Alabasta and Skypiea arcs, the OP-09 Leader card reflects her standing as a full member of the crew by the New World era, and the OP-16 printing places her in the group’s current lineup. For collectors building a set around a single character rather than a single rarity, that spread across eight sets is a steady run of printings.
We ship sealed Japanese One Piece Card Game product out of Tokyo, including the box that carries Robin’s newest printing, so the availability notes below reflect our own current listings.
Nico Robin has no card carrying her own name in OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue — she appears there under her assumed identity, Ms. All Sunday (OP04-064, Super Rare). Her most recent confirmed printing is OP16-092 from OP-16 The Time of Battle, and pre-release spoiler information points to a new card, OP17-087, in OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), now released.
OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors has released and is currently listed at ¥17,000; the OP-16 box price below is also refreshed. No new Nico Robin single-card market prices are available this pass, so the chase-card figures further down remain dated to this guide’s original data pull.
Card data compiled from the official One Piece Card Game card list and card database records as of August 2026. Booster box prices are refreshed to September 1, 2026; Robin single-card pricing is limited on the secondary market and dated to this guide’s original August 17, 2026 data pull where no newer figure exists — where a figure appears below, it is presented as a range rather than a single listing. OP17-087 reflects pre-release spoiler information gathered ahead of OP-17’s official card list going live.
Ms. All Sunday: Nico Robin’s Alias Card in OP-04
If you’ve gone looking for a Kingdoms of Intrigue Robin card and come up empty, that’s not a search problem. OP-04 doesn’t print a card under the name “Nico Robin” at all. Instead, the set uses her Baroque Works cover identity: Ms. All Sunday, catalogued as OP04-064 at Super Rare rarity.
It’s the same character, drawn in the same arc-appropriate outfit collectors associate with her Alabasta-era appearance, just filed under the name she used while working undercover for Crocodile. An Alternate Art version of OP04-064 exists as well, and the card has also been reprinted as a parallel in the later OP06 Wings of the Captain set under the same OP04-064 code.
This is the card most people mean when they ask about “the OP-04 Robin,” and it’s worth knowing the alias going in — searching card databases for “Nico Robin OP-04” won’t surface it, but “Ms. All Sunday” will.
The alias itself is a nod to the arc the set draws from: Robin spent the Alabasta storyline embedded inside the criminal organization Baroque Works under that cover identity, working against the crew before joining it. Kingdoms of Intrigue leans into that era of the story across its card list, which is part of why the set catalogues her under the name she was using at the time rather than her own.
Look up “Ms. All Sunday” rather than “Nico Robin” when hunting for the OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue printing. Both names refer to the same card, OP04-064.
Key Nico Robin Cards, From Starter Deck to Leader
Robin’s print history covers Character cards, one Leader card, and the OP-04 alias printing above. Here’s the full confirmed list:
| Card | Type | Rarity | Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nico Robin (ST01-008) | Character | Common | ST01 Straw Hat Crew (starter deck) |
| Nico Robin (OP01-017) | Character | Rare | OP01 Romance Dawn |
| Ms. All Sunday (OP04-064) | Character | Super Rare | OP04 Kingdoms of Intrigue |
| Nico Robin (OP07-104) | Character | Uncommon | OP07 500 Years in the Future |
| Nico Robin (OP09-062) | Leader | — (Leader) | OP09 Emperors in the New World |
| Nico Robin (EB03-054) | Character | Common | EB03 One Piece Heroines Edition |
| Nico Robin (ST29-009) | Character (Blocker) | Common | ST29 Egghead starter deck |
| Nico Robin (OP16-092) | Character | Uncommon | OP16 The Time of Battle |
| Nico Robin (OP17-087) | Character | Rare | OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors (pre-release, Aug 22, 2026) |
Six of these are pictured below, spanning the earliest starter deck printing through the current OP-16 set.
A few things stand out looking at the full list. First, Robin has a genuine Leader card — OP09-062 from Emperors in the New World — which puts her in a smaller pool of Straw Hats who have led their own deck. Second, her printing history skews toward Character-card rarities rather than the Secret Rare tier; nothing on this list is confirmed above Super Rare. Third, she’s reappeared consistently across products: two starter decks (ST01 and ST29, each with different artwork), a themed set built around female characters (EB03 Heroines Edition), and now two consecutive numbered expansions (OP-16 and, pending confirmation, OP-17).
Robin also has a dedicated appearance in our One Piece Heroines guide, which covers EB03-054 alongside the set’s other female Straw Hat and ally printings.
One naming detail worth flagging for the ST29-009 printing: the card is catalogued as a Character card with the Blocker keyword rather than a plain Character card, which matters if you’re building a deck around her rather than just collecting the print. It doesn’t change her identity as “Nico Robin” the way the OP-04 alias does — it’s simply a gameplay classification difference from her other Character-card printings.
OP-16 and OP-17: Robin’s Newest Printings
OP-16 The Time of Battle is already on shelves, and it carries a confirmed Robin printing: OP16-092, an Uncommon Character card. It’s a straightforward addition to the roster rather than a rarity chase card, but it’s the printing to look for if you want the current-set version of the archaeologist.
OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors released in Japan on August 22, 2026. At the time this guide was originally written, OP-17’s official card list was still in its pre-release spoiler window, and early card database listings showed a new Robin printing tagged OP17-087, described with the flavor text “The Straw Hat Crew Appears in Elbaf Attire!” — consistent with the set’s Elbaf arc setting. Whether OP17-087 has since been formally confirmed on the official card list hasn’t been re-verified for this update, so the code and rarity are still noted as provisional here.
For the complete OP-17 rundown — release date, confirmed card list as it fills in, and pre-order details — see our OP-17 release date and pre-order guide.
Two consecutive sets carrying a Robin printing is a reasonable signal that she’ll keep showing up in future numbered releases, but we’re not going to extrapolate beyond what’s confirmed here. If OP17-087 changes code, rarity, or drops entirely once the official card list finalizes, we’ll update this guide to match.
What the Secondary Market Shows for Robin Chase Cards
Robin doesn’t have the kind of deep, liquid secondary market that a Secret Rare or comic-parallel chase card commands, so we’re not going to hand you a single “market price” the way we would for a higher-volume card. What limited listing data was visible on the Japanese secondary market as of this guide’s original August 17, 2026 data pull showed Robin’s chase cards ranging from a few thousand yen for lower-rarity parallels up to the mid five figures for Ms. All Sunday parallel printings — a wide spread that reflects thin listing volume rather than a settled price point. No new Robin single-card market data was available for this update.
One thing we want to flag directly: we could not confirm that a true comic-parallel (manga-art-style) Nico Robin card exists. Some of her parallel printings are documented, but nothing we found ties her to the manga-background parallel treatment the way it’s confirmed for other characters, including several of her Straw Hat and Revolutionary Army peers. If you’re specifically after a confirmed comic-parallel card, our One Piece comic parallel cards guide covers the printings we were able to verify.
For a broader look at where One Piece cards sit in value terms across characters, our most valuable One Piece cards guide is a useful reference point, and Robin’s Straw Hat crewmates have their own dedicated pricing breakdowns, including our Trafalgar Law cards guide, Sabo cards guide, and Gol D. Roger cards guide.
Which Box Gets You Closer to a Robin Card
If your goal is pulling one of Robin’s newer printings rather than buying a single, the current sealed product lineup breaks down like this:
For buyers who don’t need a pristine outer box, we also carry an OP-16 Damaged Box option at ¥11,540 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The discount applies to cosmetic imperfections on the outer packaging only — the sealed packs inside are unaffected — and it’s currently the lower-cost way into the same OP16-092 printing.
Looking ahead, OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors is currently listed at ¥17,000 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), released August 22, 2026. This is the box that would contain OP17-087 if that pre-release listing holds through the official card list.
Where to Buy Nico Robin Cards from Japan
We ship Japanese sealed One Piece Card Game product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Robin specifically, the two live sealed-box routes are the standard OP-16 box and the discounted OP-16 Damaged Box, both of which contain the confirmed OP16-092 printing; the OP-17 pre-order is the forward-looking option for the Elbaf-arc card.
- OP-16 The Time of Battle Booster Box — currently listed at ¥12,000, standard packaging
- OP-16 The Time of Battle Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — ¥11,540, cosmetic-only discount
- OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — currently listed at ¥17,000
- Full One Piece booster box collection for every currently listed set
Looking for a specific Robin single instead of a box, or want to mix a Robin card in with other characters in one shipment? Our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a combined order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Nico Robin card in OP-04 Kingdoms of Intrigue?
Not under the name “Nico Robin.” OP-04 features her under her Baroque Works alias, Ms. All Sunday (OP04-064, Super Rare). It’s the same character and the card most collectors mean when they refer to “the OP-04 Robin.”
Which card is Nico Robin’s original starter deck printing?
ST01-008, a Common Character card from ST01 Straw Hat Crew, the game’s original starter deck. She was later reprinted in a second starter, ST29 Egghead, as ST29-009.
Does Nico Robin have a Leader card?
Yes. OP09-062 from OP09 Emperors in the New World is a Leader card, putting Robin among the Straw Hats who have led their own deck rather than only appearing as a Character card.
Will Nico Robin appear in OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors?
Per pre-release spoiler information gathered ahead of the set’s August 22, 2026 release, a new Robin card coded OP17-087 surfaced in card database listings with Elbaf-arc flavor text. OP-17 has since released, but whether OP17-087 was formally confirmed on the official card list hasn’t been re-verified for this update, so treat it as provisional.
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