The OP12 chase cards feature a 3rd Anniversary Gold SP Marshall D. Teach and a Jewelry Bonney Comic Parallel. Released in Japan on May 31, 2025, this set celebrates master-disciple bonds across One Piece: Rayleigh and Luffy, Mihawk and Zoro, Kuma and Bonney.
Beyond the collector appeal, OP-12 produced tournament results. Green Zoro (OP12-020) won the North American Nationals, and Red Rayleigh (OP12-001) took multiple regional titles. Bandai does not publish pull rates.
This guide breaks down the OP-12 chase cards with dated SNKRDUNK asking prices, what is and is not known about pull rates and box value, competitive meta impact, and buying recommendations for every type of buyer.
- The Box option of our OP-12 booster box is currently listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); a Damaged Box option is linked below.
- On September 23, 2026, the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK for a sealed JPN box was ¥12,850.
- On October 7, 2026, the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK for the Jewelry Bonney Comic Parallel (OP12-118) was ¥59,500 raw / ¥180,000 for a PSA 10 copy.
- Full OP-12 card list: /pages/op12-card-list.
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 September 23, 2026.
OP12 Chase Cards and Set Overview: What Is OP-12 Legacy of the Master?
OP-12 delivers 127 + 1 card types centered on mentor-student relationships that define One Piece — plus exclusive 3rd Anniversary celebration cards featuring Marshall D. Teach in gold and silver foil.
Set Specs
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Set Name | Legacy of the Master (師弟の絆) |
| Set Code | OP-12 |
| JPN Release | May 31, 2025 |
| EN Release | August 22, 2025 |
| MSRP | ¥220 per pack, tax included (JPN, official) · Our Box option: ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| Cards / Pack | 6 (JPN) / 12 (EN) |
| Leaders | 6 |
| Super Rares (SR) | 10 |
| Secret Rares (SEC) | 2 |
| Special Art Parallels (SP) | 6 |
| 3rd Anniversary SP | 2 (Gold & Silver) |
Key Themes & Archetypes
The set’s master-disciple theme spans the entire One Piece saga. Silvers Rayleigh mentoring Luffy anchors the Red archetype with aggressive tempo strategies. Dracule Mihawk training Zoro powers a dominant Green deck that won NA Nationals. Bartholomew Kuma and Jewelry Bonney bring an emotional father-daughter dynamic to a competitive Green leader.
Six new leaders ship in this set — Rayleigh, Gol D. Roger, Zoro, Kuzan, Sanji, and Rosinante — each built around different color combinations and playstyles. Cross-set Special Art reprints from OP-06, OP-09, OP-10, ST-13, and ST-18 round out the collector appeal, with the Zoro-Juurou SP and Portgas D. Ace SP among the most sought-after.
OP12 Chase Cards: Prices and Where We List Them
The chase cards in Legacy of the Master start with the two 3rd Anniversary Teach cards and the Bonney Comic Parallel, followed by parallel Events, SP reprints and the Zoro Leader, with the matching listing on our store where we have one.
| # | Card | Rarity | Lowest ask on SNKRDUNK (Oct 7, 2026) | Our listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marshall D. Teach, Gold Background (OP09-093, 3rd Anniversary Special Card) | SP (3rd Anniversary) | no ask seen Oct 7, 2026 for the 3rd Anniversary print | PSA 10 back order ¥357,166 (~$2,319) |
| 2 | Marshall D. Teach, Silver Background (OP09-093, 3rd Anniversary Special Card) | SP (3rd Anniversary) | no ask seen Oct 7, 2026 for the 3rd Anniversary print | not listed |
| 3 | Jewelry Bonney (OP12-118) | SEC (parallel art) | raw ¥59,500; PSA 10 ¥180,000 (SEC-SP Comic Parallel) | not listed |
| 4 | Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura (OP12-037) | R (parallel art) | raw ¥27,000; PSA 10 ¥44,444 (R-P) | not listed |
| 5 | Boeuf Burst (OP12-060) | R (parallel art) | raw ¥11,500; PSA 10 ¥18,000 (R-P) | not listed |
| 6 | Zoro-Juurou (ST18-004, SP print) | SP | raw ¥13,500; PSA 10 ¥15,000 (SR-SPC) | not listed |
| 7 | Portgas D. Ace (ST13-011, SP print) | SP | raw ¥12,500; PSA 10 ¥28,999 (SR-SPC) | not listed |
| 8 | Kuzan (OP10-082, SP print) | SP | raw ¥6,500; PSA 10 ¥19,000 (SR-SPC) | not listed |
| 9 | Roronoa Zoro Leader (OP12-020) | L (parallel art) | raw ¥5,000 (L-P; single listing (weak)) | not listed |
| 10 | Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119) | SEC (parallel art) | raw ¥3,000; PSA 10 ¥38,800 (SEC-P; single PSA 10 listing (weak)) | 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. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
On October 7, 2026, SNKRDUNK listings showed a lowest ask of ¥59,500 raw (¥180,000 for a PSA 10 copy) for the Jewelry Bonney Comic Parallel (OP12-118). On September 23, 2026, the lowest ask for the Dracule Mihawk SR-P (OP12-030) was ¥2,800. No dated marketplace figure for Silvers Rayleigh (OP12-001) is in this update.
#4–10 at a Glance
#4 Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura (OP12-037, R-Parallel) — Zoro’s signature attack in stunning parallel art. A Rare card whose parallel version vastly outperforms its rarity class.
#5 Boeuf Burst (OP12-060, R-Parallel) — Sanji’s finishing move gets the parallel treatment. Competitively, this is a key Event card for Sanji-based decks.
Two of the top 5 cards (#4 and #5) are Rare-rarity parallels — not SRs or SECs. These are the “hidden gems” of sealed product opening.
#6 Zoro-Juurou (ST18-004, SP) — Wano-arc Zoro in a cross-set reprint SP from ST-18.
#7 Portgas D. Ace (ST13-011, SP) — Cross-set SP reprint from ST-13.
#8 Kuzan (OP10-082, SP) — Former Admiral Kuzan in his OP-10 SP reprint. A more affordable SP entry point.
#9 Roronoa Zoro (OP12-020, L-Parallel) — The leader card behind the NA Nationals-winning deck, in parallel form.
#10 Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119, SEC-Parallel) — Kuma’s Secret Rare parallel ties directly into the set’s emotional core. The base version sees competitive play as a 6-cost blocker.
OP-12 Pull Rates — What Are Your Odds?
Bandai does not publish pull rates. We have no named, dated source for OP-12 box odds, so this guide gives none. What the official OP-12 page does print is the set size: 127 card types plus 1 (Leader 6, C 45, UC 30, R 26, SR 10, SEC 2, SP 6) and two 3rd Anniversary Special Cards. The chase-card table above shows which parallel cards sit behind the SEC and SP rows.
Box Value Breakdown
What’s in Your Box
Because Bandai does not publish pull rates, this guide does not estimate a box value. What a box returns depends on which parallels you open; the chase-card table shows what the top singles ask on SNKRDUNK on October 7, 2026, not what a box returns.
JPN Box Price
Our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). JPN sealed product gives the same chase cards, superior print quality, and 3rd Anniversary inserts.
Should You Buy OP-12?
OP-12 offers something for every type of buyer — the question is whether sealed boxes or singles better fit your goals.
For Collectors
OP-12 is a strong buy for collectors drawn to the master-disciple theme. The Bonney Comic Parallel’s manga panel artwork depicts Bonney and Kuma’s father-daughter storyline. The cross-set SP reprints (Zoro-Juurou, Ace, Kuzan) give you shots at iconic character art from multiple eras.
The 3rd Anniversary Teach cards are the set’s crown jewels, but chasing them through sealed product requires significant commitment, so singles are the practical path for those cards specifically. For the general opening experience, the JPN box offers solid art variety.
The Bonney Comic Parallel (¥59,500 raw on October 7, 2026) combines the set’s strongest emotional art — Bonney and Kuma’s father-daughter bond — with genuine scarcity. It’s the chase card that best represents OP-12’s master-disciple theme.
- Opening experience + chase thrill
- Our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Chance at ultra-chase cards
- Get exactly the card you want
- Better for competitive deck building
For Competitive Players
This set is relevant if you play OPTCG competitively. Green Zoro (OP12-020) won the North American Nationals. Red Rayleigh (OP12-001) took multiple regional wins. Jewelry Bonney took down the Toronto Regional Championship.
Key deck pieces — Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119) as a 6-cost blocker, Boeuf Burst (OP12-060) as an event staple, and the leader cards themselves — are cards you’ll want regardless of collecting interest. The leader cards in their standard (non-parallel) form are readily available at modest prices.
Green Zoro (OP12-020) — NA Nationals winner · Red Rayleigh (OP12-001) — Multiple Regional wins · Jewelry Bonney — Toronto Regionals winner. Three OP-12-era leaders with championship titles.
For Investors
On SNKRDUNK, the lowest ask for a sealed box was ¥12,850 on September 23, 2026. The 3rd Anniversary Teach cards are part of a four-set anniversary series (OP-11 through OP-14) that some collectors aim to complete in full gold/silver sets.
Our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
OP-12 Meta Impact — Competitive Highlights
Two of the set’s six leaders have claimed major championship titles, and several support cards have become format staples.
Dominant Leaders
Green Zoro (OP12-020) won the North American Nationals title with a Slash-focused Green strategy built around card advantage and aggressive pressure.
Red Rayleigh (OP12-001) plays as an aggro deck built around fast, relentless pressure. Multiple regional championship wins are on record for this leader.
Jewelry Bonney (as a leader from earlier sets, supported by OP-12 cards) claimed the Toronto Regional Championship, demonstrating that OP-12’s support cards extend competitive relevance beyond just the set’s own leaders.
Several top 10 value cards double as competitive staples. Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119), Boeuf Burst (OP12-060), and Demon Aura Asura (OP12-037) all see active tournament play.
Cards That Matter for Tournament Play
- Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119): 6-cost blocker with life manipulation. A defensive anchor in multiple deck archetypes
- Boeuf Burst (OP12-060): Key Event card for aggressive strategies. R-Parallel
- Demon Aura Nine Sword Style Asura (OP12-037): Zoro’s signature attack sees play in Green Zoro builds. R-Parallel
For a deeper look at how earlier sets shaped the meta, check out our OP-11 Best Cards & Pull Rates guide and OP-10 Royal Blood analysis.
Where to Buy OP-12 Japanese Booster Box
Our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). You get the same 3rd Anniversary Teach inserts, the same chase Bonney, and JPN’s signature print quality.
A Damaged Box option is currently listed at ¥13,977 (~$91). Our PSA10 Tashigi single is currently listed at ¥12,630 (~$82), and other One Piece boxes can be browsed in our One Piece booster box collection.
What to expect when ordering from Japan:
- Shipping: Tracked international shipping; the shipping policy page gives estimates only
- Customs & duties: customs handling varies by destination country — see our shipping policy page for current guidance
For guidance on importing Japanese cards, customs expectations, and shipping timelines, see our How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan (2026) guide.
The Bottom Line
OP-12 Legacy of the Master delivers on three fronts:
- Elite chase cards: 3rd Anniversary Teach Gold and the Bonney Comic — a diverse top 10 spanning two characters, multiple rarity types, and cross-set reprints.
- Competitive results: Green Zoro and Red Rayleigh each hold championship titles, making OP-12 cards relevant for competitive players.
- JPN box pricing: our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the lowest SNKRDUNK ask on September 23, 2026 was ¥12,850.
Whether you open sealed boxes for the thrill of chasing that Gold Teach or buy singles to complete your Zoro deck, this set rewards engagement. The master-disciple theme gives OP-12 a narrative cohesion that elevates the collecting experience beyond price alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best cards in OP-12 Legacy of the Master?
The most valuable OP-12 cards are the 3rd Anniversary Gold Marshall D. Teach, the 3rd Anniversary Silver Teach, and the Jewelry Bonney Comic Parallel (the lowest SNKRDUNK ask on October 7, 2026 was ¥59,500 raw / ¥180,000 for a PSA 10 copy). The top 10 also includes R-Parallels like Demon Aura Asura and SP reprints like Zoro-Juurou.
What are the chase cards in OP-12 Legacy of the Master?
The OP-12 chase cards are the two 3rd Anniversary Marshall D. Teach cards (OP09-093), the Jewelry Bonney Comic Parallel (OP12-118), and parallel prints such as Demon Aura Asura (OP12-037) and Boeuf Burst (OP12-060). The Bonney Comic Parallel had a raw lowest ask of ¥59,500 on SNKRDUNK on October 7, 2026; asks are not sale prices.
What are the pull rates for OP-12?
Bandai does not publish pull rates for OP-12, and we do not quote unsourced community estimates. The official page prints the set size: 127 card types plus 1, including 2 Secret Rares and 6 SP cards, plus two 3rd Anniversary Special Cards in Japanese packs.
Is OP-12 worth buying?
For collectors, the master-disciple theme art and 3rd Anniversary inserts make it a strong set to open. For competitive players, Green Zoro and Red Rayleigh hold championship titles. Our Box option is listed at ¥14,130 (~$92) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the lowest SNKRDUNK ask on September 23, 2026 was ¥12,850. Whether sealed or singles is better depends on your goals.
What is the 3rd Anniversary card in OP-12?
OP-12 contains two 3rd Anniversary Special Cards: Marshall D. Teach in Gold foil and in Silver foil. These use the Manga Rare artwork from OP09-093 with commemorative foil stamping. The 3rd Anniversary series spans OP-11 (Luffy), OP-12 (Teach), OP-13 (Shanks), and OP-14 (Buggy).
How many secret rares are in OP-12?
OP-12 contains 2 Secret Rare cards: Jewelry Bonney (OP12-118) and Bartholomew Kuma (OP12-119). Both have standard and Parallel variants. The Bonney SEC in Comic Parallel form is the set’s highest-value pullable card; its lowest SNKRDUNK ask on October 7, 2026 was ¥59,500 raw.
Is Green Zoro from OP-12 competitive?
Green Zoro (OP12-020) won the North American Nationals. His Slash-focused Green strategy offers card advantage and aggressive pressure.
What is the difference between JPN and EN OP-12?
Both versions contain the same card pool including 3rd Anniversary inserts. Key differences: JPN packs contain 6 cards per pack, EN packs contain 12 cards per pack. JPN cards feature higher print quality with richer foil textures. Card text is in Japanese (JPN) or English (EN) — both are tournament legal in their respective regions.
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