Looking for the OP10 chase cards? The Royal Blood chase cards are led by Trafalgar Law’s Manga Rare, one of the most sought-after cards in the entire One Piece Card Game. With six new leaders reshaping the competitive meta, Royal Blood has proven to be one of the strongest sets in the game’s history.
This guide breaks down everything you need to know about OP-10 Royal Blood: the OP-10 chase cards with dated SNKRDUNK asking prices, what is and is not known about pull rates, and how this set has transformed the competitive scene.
The prices below are Japanese-market asks dated October 7, 2026 — so whether you are deciding between buying a box or picking up singles, you will have the numbers to make that call.
The chase-card table below lists dated SNKRDUNK asks beside our own listings, and the unsourced pull-rate figures have been removed. The October 7, 2026 update adds the chase-card table and refreshes our store listings and prices; the other facts in this article were last checked on March 6, 2026.
OP-10 Royal Blood’s chase cards are led by the Trafalgar Law Manga Rare; its dated SNKRDUNK ask is in the chase-card table below. Our Box option is listed at ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
OP-10 Royal Blood Chase Cards — Set Overview
Royal Blood is the 10th mainline booster set and one of the most well-rounded releases in the One Piece Card Game to date, combining high-value chase cards, competitive staples, and fan-favorite characters from two of the series’ most beloved arcs.
Release Info & Pack Contents
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Set Name | BOOSTER PACK -ROYAL BLOOD- [OP-10] |
| Set Code | OP-10 |
| JPN Release | November 30, 2024 |
| EN Release | March 21, 2025 |
| MSRP | ¥220 per pack, tax included (JPN, official) / $4.99 per pack (EN) |
| Our Box option (JPN) | ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| Cards per Pack | 6 (JPN) / 12 (EN) |
| Total Card Types | 125 + 1 DON!! |
Rarity distribution: 6 Leaders, 45 Common, 30 Uncommon, 26 Rare, 10 Super Rare, 2 Secret Rare, 6 Special Card SP, 1 DON!! Card.
Set Theme — Dressrosa, Punk Hazard & Supernovas
Royal Blood brings two major arcs into the card game: Dressrosa and Punk Hazard. The Donquixote Pirates receive significant support with character cards like Doflamingo (OP10-071) and new leader Sugar (OP10-003), while the Punk Hazard arc introduces Caesar Clown (OP10-002) and Smoker (OP10-001) as new leaders.
The set also builds out the Supernova archetype with two new leaders — Trafalgar Law (OP10-022) and Eustass “Captain” Kid (OP10-099) — plus Usopp (OP10-042) for Dressrosa-themed decks. All six leaders open distinct deck-building strategies that have already made their mark on tournament play.
For players following the Japanese meta, OP-10 cards provide key support pieces for Blue Doflamingo decks (led by the OP-01 Doflamingo leader, OP01-060), which dominated the early OP-10 format before a ban list update reshuffled the tier list.
OP-10 Royal Blood Chase Cards: Prices and Where We List Them
The chase cards in Royal Blood span the Trafalgar Law and Monkey.D.Luffy Secret Rares, six SP prints, a Divine Departure parallel and a Leader Parallel, with the matching listing on our store where we have one.
| # | Card | Rarity | Lowest ask on SNKRDUNK (Oct 7, 2026) | Our listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Trafalgar Law (OP10-119) | SEC (parallel art) | raw ¥48,000 (SEC-SP Comic Parallel) | PSA 10 back order ¥134,792 (~$875) |
| 2 | Monkey.D.Luffy (OP10-118) | SEC (parallel art) | raw ¥3,000; PSA 10 ¥65,000 (SEC-P; single PSA 10 listing (weak)) | not listed |
| 3 | Sanji (ST14-003, SP print) | SP | raw ¥5,000; PSA 10 ¥18,000 (SR-SPC Full Art) | not listed |
| 4 | Charlotte Pudding (ST12-012, SP print) | SP | raw ¥2,500; PSA 10 ¥4,799 (C-SPC Full Art) | not listed |
| 5 | Charlotte Flampe (EB01-056, SP print) | SP | raw ¥3,000; PSA 10 ¥5,000 (R-SPC Full Art) | not listed |
| 6 | Uso-Hachi (ST18-001, SP print) | SP | raw ¥6,800; PSA 10 ¥16,500 (C-SPC Full Art) | not listed |
| 7 | Urouge (OP07-021, SP print) | SP | raw ¥1,000; PSA 10 ¥12,000 (R-SPC Full Art) | not listed |
| 8 | Edward.Newgate (ST15-002, SP print) | SP | raw ¥13,529 (SR-SPC Full Art; single listing (weak)) | PSA 10 back order ¥28,120 (~$183) |
| 9 | Divine Departure (OP10-019) | R (parallel art) | raw ¥5,500; PSA 10 ¥13,000 (R-P) | PSA 10 back order ¥14,205 (~$92) |
| 10 | Eustass “Captain” Kid (OP10-099) | L (parallel art) | raw ¥1,000; PSA 10 ¥4,000 (L-P) | not listed |
Asking prices are SNKRDUNK lowest asks seen on October 7, 2026, not sale prices; our prices are the listed prices at the time of this update.
More Chase Cards: Quick Hits
Monkey D. Luffy (SEC Parallel) | OP10-118 — Luffy’s Secret Rare parallel features hand-disruption and anti-KO effects that make it a staple in Supernova decks. Strong competitive demand supports its value.
Charlotte Pudding (SP) | ST12-012 — A beloved character with a premium alternate-art treatment. Pudding’s cards see play in Big Mom and Whole Cake Island builds.
Charlotte Flampe (SP) | EB01-056 — An SP reprint from Extra Booster EB-01. Flampe’s character design and the SP art treatment drive collector demand.
Uso-Hachi (SP) | ST18-001 — Usopp’s Wano Country persona gets the SP treatment. Solid collector appeal.
Eustass “Captain” Kid (L Parallel) | OP10-099 — Kid is one of six new leaders in OP-10, and his Leader Parallel art commands a premium. The Supernova leader ability — setting a character as active with Blocker at end of turn — gives him competitive relevance.
Trafalgar Law (SEC) | OP10-119 — The base Secret Rare version of the same card as the Manga Rare. This is the accessible entry point for players who want Law’s competitive utility without the Manga Rare price tag.
Should You Buy OP-10 Royal Blood?
Royal Blood remains one of the strongest sets to open in the One Piece Card Game, offering chase cards across multiple rarity tiers and genuine competitive staples.
For Collectors
Royal Blood is a collector’s paradise. The Trafalgar Law Manga Rare is a centerpiece card for any serious collection, and the set includes six SP alternate-art cards spanning fan-favorite characters like Sanji, Charlotte Pudding, Flampe, Uso-Hachi, Urouge, and Edward Newgate. Add the Secret Rare Luffy and Law and the Kid Leader Parallel, and the chase-card table above shows a dated ask for each.
The art quality in this set is consistently praised, with the Dressrosa and Punk Hazard themes producing some of the most dynamic illustrations in the game. If you collect One Piece cards for the art and the thrill of the chase, OP-10 delivers.
For Players
OP-10 introduced six new leaders that each enable distinct competitive strategies. The standouts for tournament play:
- Trafalgar Law (OP10-022) — Green/Yellow Supernova leader with life-stacking mechanics that enable free character plays
- Eustass Kid (OP10-099) — Yellow Supernova leader that grants Blocker to rested characters, creating both offensive and defensive pressure
- Sugar (OP10-003) — Red/Purple event-driven control for Donquixote Pirates, with DON!! acceleration on event activation
- Usopp (OP10-042) — Blue/Black Dressrosa Control with a draw engine that punishes opponent removal
Beyond OP-10 leaders, this set also provides key support cards for the Blue Doflamingo deck (OP01-060 leader from OP-01), including OP10-071 Doflamingo SR as a powerful character. Early in the OP-10 format, Blue Doflamingo dominated Japanese tournaments — though a ban list update has since shifted the meta.
For competitive players, the box-versus-singles decision depends on how many cards you need. A single box gives you a shot at Leader Parallels and SR Parallels while guaranteeing lower-rarity staples. If you only need one or two specific cards, buying singles from TCGPlayer is more cost-effective.
For Investors
Our Box option is listed at ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Historically, One Piece Card Game sets with strong chase cards (like OP-09’s Yamato Manga Rare) have appreciated after supply dries up. OP-10’s Trafalgar Law Manga Rare gives this set a high floor for long-term value. Monitor supply levels and consider sealed boxes as a position if you believe in the set’s staying power.
If you need 3+ cards from OP-10, a box gives you the best shot at value. For 1-2 specific cards, singles are more cost-effective.
Pull Rates — What Can You Expect?
Bandai does not publish pull rates. We have no named, dated source for OP-10 box odds, so this guide gives none. What the official OP-10 page does print is the set size: 125 card types plus 1 DON!! card, with Leader 6, C 45, UC 30, R 26, SR 10, SEC 2 and SP 6. The chase-card table above shows which parallel cards sit behind the SEC and SP rows.
Competitive Meta Impact
OP-10 Royal Blood reshaped the One Piece Card Game meta by introducing six new leaders and key support cards that created entirely new archetypes.
New Leaders from OP-10
Trafalgar Law (OP10-022) pilots the Green/Yellow Supernova archetype, revealing life cards to play Supernova characters for free. Paired with Eustass Kid (OP10-099), the Supernova strategy uses life-stacking mechanics to generate tempo advantages that reward precise sequencing.
Sugar (OP10-003) introduced a Red/Purple event-driven control archetype for Donquixote Pirates. Her ability to activate DON!! on event use creates resource loops that make Sugar decks surprisingly resilient in longer games.
Usopp (OP10-042) revived Blue/Black Dressrosa Control, combining a draw engine that triggers on opponent removal with increased character costs that create awkward math for aggressive decks.
Smoker (OP10-001) and Caesar Clown (OP10-002) round out the leader lineup with Navy/Punk Hazard themes, though they have seen less tournament success than the other four leaders.
Key Support Cards for Existing Decks
Beyond new leaders, OP-10 contributes staples to existing archetypes. Doflamingo (OP10-071) is a powerful 8-cost character that strengthens Blue Doflamingo decks (built around the OP01-060 leader). Kuzan’s SR supports Blackbeard Pirate recycling strategies. Divine Departure slots into any deck that needs flexible event-based removal. These cross-archetype cards increase the set’s relevance even for players who do not build around OP-10 leaders.
Price Trends & Market Outlook
This guide lists only the dated SNKRDUNK asks in the chase-card table above; asks move, so check the current listing before you decide.
JPN Market
The chase-card table shows lowest asks on SNKRDUNK on October 7, 2026, which are asks and not sale prices. Our Box option is listed at ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
EN Market
We do not quote English-market prices in this guide; the table above covers the Japanese market only.
For a deeper comparison, see our Japanese vs English One Piece Cards guide.
Where to Buy OP-10 Japanese Boxes
The Japanese version of OP-10 Royal Blood ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our Box option is listed at ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Why Buy the Japanese Version
- Art quality: Japanese printing is widely considered superior, with sharper textures and richer foil treatments
- Earlier access: JPN sets release 3–4 months before EN, giving you a head start on collecting and competitive preparation
- Collection value: JPN cards from popular sets historically hold value well due to lower print runs compared to global EN distribution
Shipping & Import Tips
Most shipments to the US, UK, Canada, and Australia arrive within 5–10 business days via tracked shipping. Import duties vary by country — US buyers typically face no duty on shipments under $800, while UK and AU buyers should budget for local VAT/GST on arrival.
For a complete walkthrough, check our How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan guide.
The Bottom Line
OP-10 Royal Blood earns its place as one of the standout sets in the One Piece Card Game. Two key takeaways:
- Chase card depth is exceptional — from the Law Manga Rare down to the SP prints and Leader Parallels in the chase-card table, there are meaningful pulls at every rarity tier
- Competitive relevance is proven — six new leaders plus key support cards like Doflamingo SR and Divine Departure have reshaped tournament play
If you are a collector chasing the Law Manga Rare or a player building around the new Supernova or Donquixote Pirates leaders, OP-10 Royal Blood delivers on both fronts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pull rates for OP-10 Royal Blood?
Bandai does not publish pull rates for OP-10 Royal Blood, and we do not quote unsourced community estimates. The official page prints the set size: 125 card types plus 1 DON!! card, including 2 Secret Rares and 6 SP cards.
What are the chase cards in OP-10 Royal Blood?
OP-10 Royal Blood’s chase cards are the Trafalgar Law (OP10-119) and Monkey.D.Luffy (OP10-118) Secret Rares in parallel art, plus SP prints of Sanji (ST14-003), Charlotte Pudding (ST12-012) and Uso-Hachi (ST18-001). Lowest SNKRDUNK asks on October 7, 2026 for the cards named here run from ¥2,500 to ¥48,000 raw; they are asks, not sale prices.
What is the most expensive card in OP-10 Royal Blood?
In the chase-card table, the Trafalgar Law SEC-SP Comic Parallel (OP10-119) has the highest raw lowest ask on SNKRDUNK on October 7, 2026, at ¥48,000. Other chase cards in the table, such as the Luffy parallel (OP10-118) and the Sanji SP print (ST14-003), have lower raw asks. These are asks, not sale prices.
Is OP-10 Royal Blood worth buying in 2026?
That depends on what you want from the set. It contains competitively relevant cards (six new leaders including Law and Kid for Supernovas), chase cards across several rarities, and strong art quality. Our Box option is listed at ¥11,085 (~$72) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
How many Secret Rares are in OP-10?
OP-10 Royal Blood contains 2 Secret Rare card types, Monkey.D.Luffy (OP10-118) and Trafalgar Law (OP10-119), and each has parallel-art prints in the official database. Both cards appear in the chase-card table with their dated SNKRDUNK asks, and the Law parallel is the one collectors chase most.
What is the Trafalgar Law Manga Rare worth?
The Trafalgar Law SEC-SP Comic Parallel (OP10-119) had a raw lowest ask of ¥48,000 on SNKRDUNK on October 7, 2026. That is an ask, not a sale price, and it comes from one SNKRDUNK listing variant, so check the current listing before you decide to buy or sell.
What decks benefit from OP-10 Royal Blood?
OP-10 introduced six new leaders: Trafalgar Law (Supernovas), Eustass Kid (Supernovas), Sugar (Donquixote Pirates), Usopp (Dressrosa), Smoker (Navy/Punk Hazard), and Caesar Clown (Punk Hazard). The set also provides key support for Blue Doflamingo decks (OP01-060 leader) with character cards like Doflamingo OP10-071 SR. Divine Departure and Kuzan slot into multiple existing archetypes as versatile staples.
Japanese or English OP-10 — which is better value?
Value depends on what you collect. We stock the Japanese version, which ships from Tokyo. The trade-off is that JPN cards have Japanese text, which matters for competitive play in some regions but not for collecting. Check your local tournament rules before choosing a language.
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