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OP-08 Two Legends One Piece Booster Box: Contents and Prices

OP-08 Two Legends One Piece Booster Box: Contents and Prices

The OP-08 booster box (Two Legends) is built from Japanese packs of six cards at a ¥220 tax-included pack price, from a set with two Secret Rare numbers. The official Japanese product page prints a May 25, 2024 release date; the official English page, titled BOOSTER PACK -TWO LEGENDS- [OP-08], prints September 13, 2024 and US$4.49 per pack. Neither page prints how many packs are in a box.

The card pool is printed in full: six Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares and 6 Special cards, plus one DON!! card. The official database then adds 31 variant rows to the 119 base rows.

We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

Key Takeaways
  • Official Japanese page: released May 25, 2024, ¥220 tax-included per pack, six cards per pack, 125 card numbers plus one DON!! card.
  • Bandai publishes no pull rates, no packs-per-box figure and no box price for OP-08.
  • Our Box option is currently listed at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the Carton option is out of stock.
  • The SNKRDUNK lowest ask for a sealed Japanese box was ¥8,500 (~$55) on October 1, 2026.
Updated October 2, 2026 — First version
  • Official product facts are as printed on the Japanese and English product pages and in the Japanese card database on October 1, 2026.
  • Store listings and SNKRDUNK asks are dated in the sections where they appear.
  • Full card-by-card reference: OP-08 card list.
125 + 1
Card numbers + DON!! card
6
Cards per pack (JP page)
¥220
Tax-in price per pack
May 25, 2024
Japan release date

What OP-08 Two Legends Is: The Official Product Facts

OP-08 is a numbered Booster Pack in the Japanese One Piece Card Game series. As of October 1, 2026, the official page prints the contents as one pack of six cards drawn from 125 card numbers plus one more type, which the rarity list identifies as a DON!! card. The table keeps only what the official pages print.

Official item As printed Buyer meaning
Japanese name ブースターパック 二つの伝説【OP-08】 Listings use OP-08, OP08 or Two Legends.
Japan release date May 25, 2024 Official Japanese page.
Japan price ¥220 per pack, tax included A per-pack price; no box price is printed.
Pack contents 6 cards per pack Pack size is stated; packs per box is not.
Card pool 125 card numbers + 1 DON!! card The rarity split is printed on the Japanese page.
English name BOOSTER PACK -TWO LEGENDS- [OP-08] The English page lists the same code.
English release / legal date September 13, 2024 / September 20, 2024 Official English page.
English price US$4.49 per pack A per-pack MSRP, as printed.

The Japanese page prints no count of parallel cards for OP-08. Other One Piece sets print a parallel count on their product pages; the OP-08 page does not, so the number of variant prints has to be read from the card database.

The Card Pool: 125 Numbers and 150 Database Rows

The official page splits the card numbers by rarity, and the database’s base rows match that split exactly. Once variant prints are counted, the database lists 150 rows for OP-08.

Rarity Official page: card numbers Database base rows Database rows, variants included
L (Leader) 6 6 12
C (Common) 45 45 45
UC (Uncommon) 30 30 30
R (Rare) 26 26 32
SR (Super Rare) 10 10 20
SEC (Secret Rare) 2 2 5
Special card (SP) 6 0 6
DON!! card 1 Not a database row Not a database row

The 150 rows are 119 base rows plus 31 suffixed rows. The 31 suffixed rows split as 24 with the suffix _p1, three with _p2, three with _p3 and one with _p4. The six Special cards are suffixed rows too, and they carry the prefixes of other sets: OP02, OP03, ST02, ST03, ST04 and ST06. The remaining 144 rows carry the OP08 prefix.

Only the six Leaders, the ten Super Rares, six Rares and the Secret Rares have a variant row beside the base print in this set. Commons and Uncommons have none. The database prints no label such as parallel, manga or super parallel on any row, so the variants are identified only by their id suffix.

The Six Leaders and the Ten Super Rares

All six Leaders and all ten Super Rares have a base row and a _p1 row. The tables give the number, the card, the colour the database prints and the rows. Card names are English renderings of the names printed in the Japanese database; the back-order rows use our listing names.

Number Leader Colour Database rows
OP08-001 Tony Tony Chopper Red / Green base, _p1
OP08-002 Marco Red / Blue base, _p1
OP08-021 Carrot Green base, _p1
OP08-057 King Purple / Black base, _p1
OP08-058 Charlotte Pudding Purple / Yellow base, _p1
OP08-098 Kalgara Yellow base, _p1
Number Super Rare Colour Database rows
OP08-007 Tony Tony Chopper Red base, _p1
OP08-023 Carrot Green base, _p1
OP08-043 Edward Newgate Blue base, _p1
OP08-069 Charlotte Linlin Purple base, _p1
OP08-074 Black Maria Purple base, _p1
OP08-079 Kaido Black base, _p1
OP08-084 Jack Black base, _p1
OP08-105 Jewelry Bonney Yellow base, _p1
OP08-106 Nami Yellow base, _p1
OP08-112 S-Snake Yellow base, _p1

The six Rare numbers with a variant row are OP08-015 (Dr. Kureha), OP08-030 (Pedro), OP08-052 (Portgas D. Ace), OP08-067 (Charlotte Pudding), OP08-080 (Queen) and OP08-110 (Wiper). Every card number of the set is on our OP-08 card list, and the OP-08 all-cards article is our complete card list with rarities.

The Two SEC Numbers and the Six Special Cards

The database lists two SEC numbers: Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 with a base row, _p1 and _p2, and Kaido & Linlin OP08-119 with a base row and _p1.

Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118), OP-08

Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118), OP-08
OP08-118 SEC · base
Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118_p1), OP-08

Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118_p1), OP-08
OP08-118 SEC · _p1
Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118_p2), OP-08

Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC (database id OP08-118_p2), OP-08
OP08-118 SEC · _p2
Kaido and Linlin OP08-119 SEC (database id OP08-119), OP-08

Kaido and Linlin OP08-119 SEC (database id OP08-119), OP-08
OP08-119 SEC · base
Kaido and Linlin OP08-119 SEC (database id OP08-119_p1), OP-08

Kaido and Linlin OP08-119 SEC (database id OP08-119_p1), OP-08
OP08-119 SEC · _p1

The six Special cards are printed on the official Japanese page as a rarity of their own, six types, listed by database id. In the database each is a suffixed row whose printed number belongs to another set. In the database they are the only rows in OP-08 whose rarity is listed as Special card rather than L, C, UC, R, SR or SEC.

Database id Card Colour
OP02-013_p3 Portgas D. Ace Red
OP03-112_p4 Charlotte Pudding Yellow
ST02-007_p3 Jewelry Bonney Green
ST03-004_p2 Gecko Moria Blue
ST04-005_p3 Queen Purple
ST06-006_p2 Tashigi Black

SNKRDUNK Asks for Ten Cards

The table lists the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK, October 1, 2026, for ten cards from this set, in descending order of the raw ask, with the lowest ask among PSA 10-titled listings on the same product page. An ask is what a seller is asking, not a completed sale. The label column shows SNKRDUNK’s own naming; “SP”, “SPC” and the Japanese word in brackets are SNKRDUNK’s, not Bandai’s.

Card and number SNKRDUNK label Database rows Lowest ask, raw (October 1, 2026) Lowest PSA 10-titled ask (October 1, 2026)
Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 SEC-SP (コミパラ) base, _p1, _p2 ¥49,000 ¥83,000
Portgas D. Ace OP02-013 SR-SPC _p3 ¥17,000 ¥33,500
Jewelry Bonney ST02-007 C-SPC _p3 ¥10,800 ¥20,000
Charlotte Pudding OP03-112 R-SPC _p4 ¥8,500 ¥18,999
Marco OP08-002 L-P base, _p1 ¥7,500 ¥19,800
Tashigi ST06-006 C-SPC _p2 ¥6,500 ¥13,999
Queen ST04-005 C-SPC _p3 ¥4,800 ¥17,000
Charlotte Pudding OP08-058 L-P base, _p1 ¥4,000 ¥10,500
Tony Tony Chopper OP08-001 L-P base, _p1 ¥3,500 ¥14,000
Kalgara OP08-098 L-P base, _p1 ¥3,500 No PSA 10 ask listed

Two points about the labels. First, SNKRDUNK’s Special-card labels differ from one another (SR-SPC, C-SPC, R-SPC), while the official database lists all six as the Special card rarity. Second, SEC-SP (コミパラ) is one SNKRDUNK product name for Rayleigh, while the database holds three rows for that number; which row the name matches is not stated.

Japanese Box vs English Product: Spec Table

The Japanese and English pages share the product code OP-08 but differ in what they print; the table sets the two side by side.

Spec Japanese OP-08 English OP-08
Release date May 25, 2024 September 13, 2024
Legal date Not printed September 20, 2024
Price ¥220 per pack, tax included US$4.49 per pack
Cards per pack 6 Not printed
Card types 125 + 1 DON!! 126 + 1 (Leader x6, Common x45, Uncommon x30, Rare x26, Super Rare x10, Secret Rare x2, Special Card x6, Treasure Rare x1, DON!! x1)
Treasure Rare Not on the Japanese page; no Treasure Rare row in the Japanese database x1
Packs per box Not printed Not printed
Pull rates Not printed Not printed

The visible difference is the Treasure Rare. The English page lists one; the Japanese page and the Japanese database list none. The printed card-type counts therefore differ by one, so check which version a card list was written for before you match it to a box. Our store lists the Japanese box. For other Japanese boxes, see our Japanese One Piece booster box overview.

The Box: Our Listing and the SNKRDUNK Ask

As of the time of this update, our regular OP-08 box is a variable product with two purchase units. The Box option is currently listed at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The Carton option is out of stock, and no carton price is shown.

Route Figure Date Note
Our Box option ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) Listed at the time of this update Japanese sealed box
Our Carton option Out of stock At the time of this update No price shown
SNKRDUNK lowest ask, sealed box ¥8,500 (~$55) October 1, 2026 ¥9,500 (~$62) on September 30, 2026
SNKRDUNK lowest ask, single pack ¥1,000 (~$6) October 1, 2026 The official page prints ¥220 per pack

A store listing for a named option and a marketplace ask are different kinds of figure: the ask can move from one day to the next, as the two dated OP-08 box asks show, and neither ask is a sale.

When you compare listings for this set, check these points before you pay:

  • Check that the listing names OP-08, OP08 or Two Legends and states its form: sealed box, damaged box or single pack.
  • On a variable product, read the price against its option, Box or Carton.
  • Treat any packs-per-box figure as the seller’s, since Bandai prints none.
  • Match a card list to its version: the Japanese list and the English list differ by the Treasure Rare.

Damaged Box vs Grade B vs the Regular Box

Beside the regular box, OP-08 Two Legends is also sold as a Damaged Box and as a Damaged Box (Grade B), each a separate product with its own page. The product page describes grade A as minor cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as small dents or scuffs, and grade B as more noticeable cosmetic damage, such as larger dents, creases or scuffs.

Product Currently listed at What the page says
OP-08 regular box, Box option (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) Regular product
OP-08 Damaged Box ¥9,156 (~$59) Grade A: minor cosmetic damage to the outer box
OP-08 Damaged Box (Grade B) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) ¥8,963 (~$58) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) Grade B: more noticeable cosmetic damage to the outer box

Both damaged-box pages state that the box is unopened, that it is discounted because of damage to the outer box, that the cards inside are unaffected in either grade, and that the item is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. The photos are samples; the regular product appears first so that the set can be identified.

OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece booster box, regular product image
OP-08 Two Legends Japanese booster box, regular product image
OP-08 Two Legends Japanese One Piece booster box, Damaged Box product image
OP-08 Two Legends Japanese booster box, Damaged Box product image
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What Bandai Has Not Published

Pull rates for OP-08 are not published by Bandai: the official Japanese and English product pages and the official rules Q&A, as printed on October 1, 2026, carry none. The Japanese page’s one statement about randomness is that cards are inserted at random; the English page’s boilerplate adds that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be difficult to assemble.

Question Official answer
How many packs are in a box? Not printed on either page
What is the box price? Not printed; only the per-pack price
How many boxes per carton? Not printed
What are the pull rates? Not published
How many parallel cards are there? Not printed on the Japanese page
Which suffixed row is which treatment? Not labelled in the database

Our own set-level write-up, OP-08 Two Legends best cards and pull rates, is store content and not an official source. Treat any odds you read there, or anywhere else, as unofficial. For the variant prints, see our OP-08 parallel and alt-art card list.

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Graded Singles from OP-08

Several PSA 10 singles from this set are offered as back orders, sourced to order. The back-order guide explains how the process works; each product page shows the current terms. PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards.

The names in the first column are our listing names. The Ace and Tashigi rows are the Special card rows of this set, whose printed numbers belong to other sets. For other cards from OP-08, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.

Where to Buy OP-08 from Japan

The regular box is OP-08 Two Legends Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), Box option currently listed at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the Damaged Box is listed at ¥9,156 (~$59) and the Damaged Box (Grade B) at ¥8,963 (~$58) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Other Japanese One Piece boxes are in the One Piece box collection. Card numbers for the set are on the OP-08 card list, and a request for a card we do not list goes through Quick Order.

The checkout steps are in How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan; release order across sets is in All One Piece Card Sets in Order.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in OP-08 Two Legends?

The official Japanese page prints 125 card numbers plus one DON!! card: 6 Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares and 6 Special cards. The official database lists 150 rows once variant prints are counted.

When did OP-08 release in Japan and in English?

The official Japanese page prints May 25, 2024. The official English page prints a release date of September 13, 2024 and a legal date of September 20, 2024. Both pages carry the product code OP-08, though the English page also lists a Treasure Rare that the Japanese page does not.

How much does an OP-08 booster box cost?

Bandai prints only per-pack prices: ¥220 tax included in Japan and US$4.49 in English. Our Box option is currently listed at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the SNKRDUNK lowest ask for a sealed box was ¥8,500 (~$55) on October 1, 2026. An ask is a seller’s asking price, not a sale.

How many packs are in an OP-08 box?

Bandai’s Japanese and English product pages for OP-08 print no packs-per-box figure and no box price. The Japanese page prints six cards per pack at ¥220 tax included, as of October 1, 2026. A pack count on a listing is the seller’s own figure, so confirm what it rests on before paying.

What is the difference between the Damaged Box and the Grade B box?

Grade A, sold as the Damaged Box, has minor cosmetic damage to the outer box; Grade B has more noticeable damage such as larger dents or creases. Each is a separate, unopened product with the cards inside unaffected. The Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥9,156 (~$59) and Grade B at ¥8,963 (~$58) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).

Does Bandai publish OP-08 pull rates?

No. Neither official OP-08 product page nor the official rules Q&A prints pull rates, and the Japanese page states only that cards are inserted at random. Any odds quoted for OP-08, including in our own write-up, come from unofficial sources and are not Bandai figures.

Is an OP-08 carton available?

The Carton option on our OP-08 box page is out of stock, and no carton price is shown. The Box option on the same product is currently listed at ¥10,608 (~$69) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Cartons are therefore not purchasable on this product, and boxes are sold individually.

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