OP-17 “The World’s Strongest Warriors” didn’t just add two Secret Rares and a new set of Leaders — it introduced two rarity tiers that have never existed in the One Piece Card Game before, and quietly stacked a run of SP reprint cards around a Conqueror’s Haki theme. If you’ve been chasing OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec or OP17-119 Loki and stopped there, you’re missing the SP layer of the set.
This guide is about the layer of OP-17 that sits underneath the headline Secret Rares: the ten SP reprint cards — a count confirmed by the official Japanese card list — including the Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) themed group and the New Emperors (新四皇) Special Cards led by ST31-004 Luffy, plus the two brand-new parallel tiers — Pirate Crew Super Parallel and Super Leader Parallel — that Bandai confirmed for this set specifically. The two new parallel tiers pull from the same sealed OP-17 booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the official card list marks all ten SP reprints as obtainable from OP-17 as well, so we’ll close with the sealed box and the single-card route. The full set is on our OP-17 card list page.
OP-17 debuts two rarity tiers never seen before in the OPCG: Pirate Crew Super Parallel (海賊団スーパーパラレル, the set’s top tier) and Super Leader Parallel (スーパーリーダーパラレル, the parallel treatment applied to Leader cards). Alongside those sit ten SP reprint cards — a count the official Japanese card list confirms — including a Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) themed group and a four-card New Emperors Gold SP label from market variant breakdowns, led by ST31-004 Luffy, whose lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥54,999 (~$357). The Pirate Crew Super Parallel Luffy (EB04-061) asked ¥900,000 (~$5,844) on the same date.
- The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥54,999 (~$357) for ST31-004 Luffy SP and ¥900,000 (~$5,844) for the Luffy Pirate Crew Super Parallel (EB04-061). Asking prices, not completed sales.
- The ten SP reprints each carry a September 29 ask in the table below, from ¥5,000 (Garp) to ¥54,999 (Luffy).
- The OP-17 box is currently listed at ¥12,505 (~$81) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The English version of OP-17 released on August 28, 2026 at an MSRP of $4.99 per pack.
- Every OP-17 card is on our OP-17 card list page.
Figures added in the September 2026 update convert at ¥154/USD; older figures keep the rate stated when they were written. Secondary-market prices are attributed to their source and labelled as asking prices (not completed sales).
OP-17’s Two New Rarity Tiers
OP-17 “The World’s Strongest Warriors” is the One Piece Card Game’s 4th-anniversary main set, released in Japan on August 22, 2026. Alongside the usual Secret Rare pair — OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec (the character’s first OPCG printing) and OP17-119 Loki — Bandai introduced two rarity tiers that have not appeared in any prior OPCG set. The official Japanese card list, published after release, also confirms a third Secret Rare slot in the set’s breakdown: a comic-parallel reprint of the EB04-061 Luffy SEC, obtainable from OP-17 packs while keeping its EB-04 card number.
Pirate Crew Super Parallel (海賊団スーパーパラレル)
This is the new top tier of the set, sitting above the existing Secret Rare and Manga (Comic) Parallel treatments. It applies to select cards tied to Luffy and Rocks D. Xebec.
The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥900,000 (~$5,844) for the Luffy version — the comic-parallel EB04-061 SEC reprint — and ¥436,000 (~$2,831) for the Rocks D. Xebec version (OP17-118): asking prices from active listings, not completed sales.
Super Leader Parallel (スーパーリーダーパラレル)
The Super Leader Parallel applies to the set’s six Leaders — Whitebeard (Red, OP17-001), Shanks (Green), Rocks D. Xebec (Blue), Kaido (Purple), Luffy in his Elbaf Giant Armament form (Black), and Big Mom (Yellow).
Pirate Crew Super Parallel only appears on select non-Leader cards (Luffy, Rocks D. Xebec). Super Leader Parallel only appears on the six Leader cards. If your card has a Leader type box in the corner, you’re looking at the second tier, not the first.
The SP Reprint Cards
Separate from the two new rarity tiers, OP-17 carries an SP category of ten cards — reprints of previously released characters given a new SP treatment inside this set. The official Japanese card list, published after release, confirms all ten by name and lists each as obtainable from OP-17 packs:
| Card | Card # | Theme / Note | Lowest ask (SNKRDUNK, Sept 29, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luffy | ST31-004 | Four Emperors (新四皇) — see New Emperors section below | ¥54,999 (~$357) |
| Roronoa Zoro | EB04-007 | — | ¥20,000 (~$130) |
| Shanks | OP13-028 | Film | ¥16,000 (~$104) |
| Yamato | OP16-098 | — | ¥14,980 (~$97) |
| Kozuki Oden | ST32-002 | — | ¥14,500 (~$94) |
| Marshall D. Teach (Blackbeard) | ST27-005 | — | ¥14,000 (~$91) |
| Buggy | P-084 | Cross Guild | ¥16,000 (~$104) |
| Monkey D. Garp | OP12-056 | — | ¥5,000 (~$32) |
| Silvers Rayleigh | OP14-108 | — | ¥9,500 (~$62) |
| Gol D. Roger | P-107 | — | ¥7,000 (~$45) |
The asking prices above are the lowest listings shown on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 — they reflect what sellers are asking, not completed sales. The SP-category count of ten is an official figure: Bandai’s OP-17 product page lists ten Special Card types (スペシャルカード10種) in the set’s rarity breakdown, and the official card list names all ten.
Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) SP Cards
Alongside the reprints above, tier-one-onepiece.jp and torecamap both catalogue an SP subset built around a Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) design theme — a nod to the ability shared by the series’ most dominant characters. Named cards in this group include Zoro, Oden, Garp, and Roger — all four are on the official ten-card SP list, and the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥20,000 for Zoro (EB04-007), ¥14,500 for Oden (ST32-002), ¥5,000 for Garp (OP12-056) and ¥7,000 for Roger (P-107), as shown in the table above. Note that the Conqueror’s Haki grouping itself is retailer and market terminology — the official card list simply names all ten SP cards without splitting them into themed subsets. Our OP-17 pull rates and best cards guide covers the rest of the set.
The theme itself is a deliberate curation choice rather than a mechanical rarity split: Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) is an in-story ability limited to a small number of exceptionally strong characters, and Bandai has used the same framing device across multiple product lines to group standout printings together. For collectors specifically hunting this theme, the full OP-17 card list confirms which cards are in the ten-card SP category; the official list does not split those ten into themed subsets, and the Conqueror’s Haki label comes from announcement and retailer copy.
New Emperors Gold SP — ST31-004 Luffy
OP-17’s market variant breakdown carries a four-card “New Emperors Gold SP” (新四皇Gold SP) label; the label is market terminology, not an official card-list category. ST31-004 Luffy is one of the New Emperors Gold SP cards, tagged explicitly as a Four Emperors (新四皇) card by the market variant breakdown and listed on SNKRDUNK at an asking price around ¥75,000 on August 24, 2026. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥54,999 (~$357), the highest of the ten SP asks in the table above.
The New Emperors framing ties directly into OP-17’s Elbaf Arc / Four Emperors theme — this is the set where Luffy’s crew is positioned alongside Whitebeard, Shanks, Kaido, and Big Mom as one of the setting’s dominant powers, and the Gold SP treatment on ST31-004 is one of the clearest expressions of that in card form. As with the figures above, this is an asking price from a single marketplace snapshot, not a completed sale.
The New Emperors Gold SP label covers four cards per the market variant breakdown. All ten SP cards are named and priced in the table earlier in this guide; the New Emperors and Conqueror’s Haki groupings, though, remain retailer and market terminology rather than official card-list categories, so treat the four-card Gold SP count as a market convention rather than a Bandai figure.
Every yen figure in this article that comes from snkrdunk is explicitly an asking price from an active listing, not a completed transaction. Each September 29, 2026 figure is the lowest SNKRDUNK asking price shown on that date; the August 24, 2026 figure is an approximate asking price recorded at the time.
How These Compare to OP-17’s Secret Rares & Manga Parallels
OP-17 carries a full rarity ladder above Common/Uncommon/Rare. The set’s native Secret Rares (OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec, OP17-119 Loki) and its Manga Parallel chases (OP17-005 Whitebeard, OP17-022 Shanks, OP17-062 Kaido, and OP17-112 Big Mom) are a separate track with their own pricing pattern — our OP-17 chase cards guide covers those in full, and our OP-17 release-day price report covers box and chase-card asks from launch week.
One distinction worth reading carefully: the Luffy SEC listed alongside OP-17 cards carries the number EB04-061 — an EB-04 card number, not a new OP-17 one. The official card list published after release confirms its comic-parallel version is obtainable from OP-17 packs, and the product page counts three Secret Rare types for the set. OP-17’s native SEC card numbers remain two (OP17-118 and OP17-119); the third SEC slot is that EB04-061 comic-parallel reprint.
Where to Buy OP-17 Sealed Product
Both new parallel tiers covered above come out of the same sealed OP-17 booster box; the ten SP reprints, including the Conqueror’s Haki and New Emperors cards, are all obtainable from OP-17 packs per the official card list. Graded singles are collected in our PSA 10 collection. If you’re chasing any of them, opening sealed product or requesting the specific reprint is the direct route in.
The OP-17 box is currently listed at ¥12,505 (~$81) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). For a full card-by-card breakdown of the set, see the OP-17 card list page. If you’re after a specific single — a Conqueror’s Haki SP card, a New Emperors Gold SP, or one of the new parallel tiers — sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.
Our OP-17 pull rates and best cards guide covers the set’s chase cards in more depth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for a specific single or an unlisted box? Sourcing requests for a specific card go through our Quick Order page.
What are OP-17’s two new rarity tiers?
Pirate Crew Super Parallel (海賊団スーパーパラレル), the set’s new top tier applied to select Luffy and Rocks D. Xebec cards, and Super Leader Parallel (スーパーリーダーパラレル), the parallel treatment applied to Leader cards, covering all six OP-17 Leaders.
What is the Pirate Crew Super Parallel Luffy asking for?
The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 for the card — the comic-parallel EB04-061 SEC reprint — was ¥900,000 (about $5,844 at ¥154/USD). This is an asking price from an active listing, not a completed sale.
What is the ST31-004 Luffy New Emperors Special Card, and what is it asking?
ST31-004 Luffy is one of the New Emperors Gold SP (新四皇Gold SP) cards, a four-card label from OP-17’s variant breakdown tied to the set’s Four Emperors (新四皇) theme. It was listed on SNKRDUNK at an asking price around ¥75,000 on August 24, 2026. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥54,999 (about $357 at ¥154/USD) — asking prices from active listings, not completed sales.
What are OP-17’s SP reprint cards?
A ten-card SP category, confirmed by the official Japanese card list published after release: Luffy (ST31-004), Roronoa Zoro (EB04-007), Shanks (OP13-028), Yamato (OP16-098), Kozuki Oden (ST32-002), Marshall D. Teach (ST27-005), Buggy (P-084), Monkey D. Garp (OP12-056), Silvers Rayleigh (OP14-108) and Gol D. Roger (P-107). The New Emperors Gold SP and Conqueror’s Haki (覇王色) groupings are retailer and market terminology, not official card-list categories.
Does OP-17 have three Secret Rares?
In terms of slots, yes: the official product page counts three Secret Rare types. Two are native OP-17 card numbers — OP17-118 Rocks D. Xebec and OP17-119 Loki — and the third is a comic-parallel reprint of the EB04-061 Luffy SEC, which the official card list confirms is obtainable from OP-17 packs while keeping its EB-04 card number.
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