OP07-109 is the Super Rare (SR) Yellow Monkey.D.Luffy Character card in BOOSTER PACK -500 Years in the Future- [OP-07 (OP07)], the Japanese edition released on February 24, 2024. It costs 5, has 6000 power and a 1000 counter, and Bandai announced an illustration error on it on February 16, 2024.
- OP07-109 is a Super Rare (SR) Yellow Character card named Monkey.D.Luffy, Cost 5, Power 6000, Counter 1000 (official card list).
- Its [Activate: Main] effect lets you trash the card to K.O. up to 1 opposing Character with a cost of 4 or less, then draw 1 card, if you have 2 or less Life cards.
- Bandai announced an illustration error on this card on February 16, 2024, and says printed cards will not be replaced (official OP-07 page).
- The Japanese OP-07 lineup is 125 regular card types plus 1 DON!! card, and 10 of the regular types are Super Rares.
- OP-07 has four Monkey.D.Luffy cards: OP07-033, OP07-073, OP07-091 and OP07-109.
Updated November 12, 2026
What are the key facts for OP07-109 and OP-07?
OP07-109 is card number 109 of the Japanese OP-07 set, and the table below gives the exact names, dates and counts from the official pages so you can match them against a listing or a card list.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card | OP07-109 Monkey.D.Luffy, SR (Super Rare), Yellow Character (official English card list) |
| Set (English) | BOOSTER PACK -500 Years in the Future- [OP-07] |
| Set (Japanese) | ブースターパック 500年後の未来【OP-07】 (official Japanese page) |
| Edition | Japanese edition |
| Japanese release date | February 24, 2024 (Bandai catalog) |
| English-site release date | June 28, 2024 (official English page) |
| Pack | 6 cards per pack; 220 yen (tax included) in Japan |
| Japanese card types | 125 regular card types plus 1 DON!! card |
| Illustrator named in the error notice | Mr. Nakamaru |
If you want a sealed box of the set that contains this card, the OP-07 500 Years in the Future Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed. The product page calls it a randomized product, so the box does not guarantee any single card. For every card in the set, use our Years in the Future (OP07) Complete Card List. This article stays on one card and the set facts around it.
What is OP07-109 Monkey.D.Luffy in 500 Years in the Future?
OP07-109 is the Super Rare Monkey.D.Luffy card of the Yellow color in OP-07, and the official pages list it among the featured Egghead Arc cards. The official English page names OP07-109, OP07-097 and OP07-111 in its Egghead Arc section, and the Asia English page shows the same three numbers.
The set theme, as Bandai describes it, is characters appearing in the Egghead Arc, plus cards that strengthen Revolutionary Army, Supernovas and Seven Warlords of the Sea characters. The English page invites players to construct brand new decks of those three groups, and a separate note says to make sure of OP-07 500 Years in the Future to construct a Dr. Vegapunk deck. OP07-109 appears in the Egghead feature section of the official pages. Its name is Monkey.D.Luffy, not Dr. Vegapunk, so it is a separate card from the Vegapunk cards the note refers to.
Its type line is The Four Emperors / Egghead / Straw Hat Crew, and its attribute is Strike. The official card list prints it as a CHARACTER card. The English card list entry confirms the same number, the SR rarity, the Yellow color and the set name, so the number, rarity and set can be checked on two official card list pages.
What are the printed stats and effect of OP07-109?
OP07-109 is a Cost 5 Yellow Character with 6000 power and a 1000 counter, and its printed effect lets you trash it to K.O. a Character with a cost of 4 or less. The table below reproduces the data from the official card list.
| Field | Printed value |
|---|---|
| Card number | OP07-109 |
| Rarity | SR |
| Card type | CHARACTER |
| Name | Monkey.D.Luffy |
| Cost | 5 |
| Power | 6000 |
| Counter | 1000 |
| Color | Yellow |
| Attribute | Strike |
| Type | The Four Emperors / Egghead / Straw Hat Crew |
The effect text on the official list has two parts.
- [Activate: Main]: You may trash this Character: If you have 2 or less Life cards, K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 4 or less. Then, draw 1 card.
- [Trigger]: K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 4 or less.
Source for the stats and text: the official card list for OP-07. The English-site entry confirms the number, rarity (SR), color (Yellow) and set.
How should you read the OP07-109 effect text?
The OP07-109 effect text has two separate parts, an [Activate: Main] effect and a [Trigger] effect, and each one ends in the same K.O. on a Character with a cost of 4 or less. This section goes through the printed wording line by line, without ranking the card in any deck.
The [Activate: Main] effect. The text begins “You may trash this Character”, and what follows the colon is what you get for doing so. The printed condition is “If you have 2 or less Life cards”. When the condition is met, the effect is to K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 4 or less. The final sentence is “Then, draw 1 card.”
The [Trigger] effect. The Trigger line reads “K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 4 or less.” The printed Trigger text contains the same K.O. as the Activate: Main effect. It does not print the Life condition and it does not print the draw.
The numbers on the card. The card itself costs 5 and the target limit in both effects is a cost of 4 or less, so the card’s own cost is one higher than the highest cost it names as a target. Power is 6000 and the counter value is 1000. These are the same Cost, Power and Counter figures as OP07-033 and OP07-091, the Green and Black Luffy cards in the same set, which also print 5 / 6000 / 1000.
Bandai’s official OP-07 page also says that cards in the set are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region. For how a Trigger, Life cards or a counter work in a match, use Bandai’s official rules material; this article reproduces the printed card text and does not interpret the rules.
What was the illustration error on OP07-109?
The illustration on OP07-109 was printed with an error because a mask processing step was not applied to one layer, and Bandai announced it on February 16, 2024. The official page names the illustrator as Mr. Nakamaru.
The Japanese official page is more specific about what looks wrong: the white ball effect at the lower part of the illustration and the area near the pipe at the upper left were not masked as intended. The same page lists OP07-109 among the featured Egghead Arc cards.
| Question | What Bandai says |
|---|---|
| When was it announced? | February 16, 2024, eight days before the Japanese release on February 24, 2024 |
| What caused it? | A mask processing step was not applied to a layer |
| Which parts of the art? | The white ball effect in the lower part and the area near the pipe at upper left |
| Who is the illustrator? | Mr. Nakamaru (named on the Asia English page) |
| Will printed cards be replaced? | No replacement cards will be provided |
| What about future material? | Future cards and web materials will use the correct data |
| Other card in the same notice |
Sources: the Asia English OP-07 page and the Japanese OP-07 page.
Two details are worth keeping straight. First, the notice covers two cards, OP07-109 and OP07-008, and the Japanese page describes both as printed with illustration errors caused by a missing layer mask. Second, Bandai’s statement on replacement is plain: no replacement cards will be provided. The statement about the corrected version is limited to future cards and web materials.
When you compare photos of OP07-109 from different sources, keep in mind that the official pages also say illustrations may differ somewhat from the final product. The two areas Bandai named, the white ball effect in the lower part and the area near the pipe at the upper left, are the places the notice points to.
Are there other Monkey.D.Luffy cards in OP-07?
Yes, the official OP-07 card list shows four Monkey.D.Luffy cards: OP07-033, OP07-073, OP07-091 and OP07-109. They are Green, Purple, Black and Yellow, in that order of card number.
| Number | Rarity | Color | Cost / Power / Counter | Effect in short |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP07-033 | UC | Green | 5 / 6000 / 1000 | With 3 or more Characters, your Characters with a cost of 3 or less other than [Monkey.D.Luffy] cannot be K.O.’d by your opponent’s effects |
| OP07-073 | R | Purple | 6 / 7000 / none printed | [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] DON!! −3: if your opponent has 3 or more Characters, set this Character as active |
| OP07-091 | R | Black | 5 / 6000 / 1000 | [When Attacking] trash a cost-2-or-less Character of your opponent’s, then place Character cards of cost 4 or more from your trash at the bottom of your deck, gaining +1000 power per 3 cards placed |
| OP07-109 | SR | Yellow | 5 / 6000 / 1000 | [Activate: Main] trash this Character: with 2 or less Life, K.O. a cost-4-or-less Character, then draw 1; [Trigger] same K.O. |
Here is how the four differ on the printed card. OP07-033 is an Uncommon with the type Supernovas / Straw Hat Crew and the attribute Strike. OP07-073 is a Rare with the type Straw Hat Crew, attribute Strike, Cost 6 and Power 7000, and it prints a dash instead of a counter value. OP07-091 is a Rare with the type Straw Hat Crew and the attribute Special. OP07-109 is the Super Rare, with the attribute Strike and a type line of The Four Emperors / Egghead / Straw Hat Crew.
Among these four cards, OP07-109 is the one whose type line includes Egghead and The Four Emperors, and it is also the only one of the four with a [Trigger] effect printed in the card list data. The other three rely on Activate: Main or When Attacking effects, or on a continuous effect like OP07-033’s protection text.
That is the official list for the plain Luffy name. Alternate-art printings of cards in the set are covered in our guide to parallel and SP rows in OP-07, and the full set is on the OP-07 card list page.
Where does OP07-109 sit in the OP-07 rarity lineup?
OP07-109 is one of the 10 Super Rares in the Japanese OP-07 lineup of 125 regular card types plus 1 DON!! card. The official rarity breakdown is below.
| Rarity | Card types (Japanese page) | Card types (English page) |
|---|---|---|
| Leader | 6 | 6 |
| Common | 45 | 45 |
| Uncommon | 30 | 30 |
| Rare | 26 | 26 |
| Super Rare | 10 | 10 |
| Secret Rare | 2 | 2 |
| Special | 6 | 6 |
| Treasure Rare | not listed | 1 |
| DON!! card | 1 | 1 |
On the Japanese page the six regular rarity rows add up to 125 card types (6 + 45 + 30 + 26 + 10 + 2 + 6), and the DON!! card makes the “125+1” total that the Japanese and Asia English pages quote. The official English page, whose release date is June 28, 2024, quotes 126+1 card types and lists one Treasure Rare in its breakdown. Both counts are Bandai’s own figures for its respective page.
The Japanese page also states that each pack contains 6 cards and that they are randomly packed. The English pages add that multiples of one card may appear in packs, so a full set may be hard to assemble. For the two Secret Rares and six Special cards, see our official counts for Secret Rare and Special cards in OP-07.
For a view of which OP-07 cards collectors chase, read our OP-07 chase cards with prices and the OP-07 chase cards and pull rates guide.
When was OP-07 released and what does a pack cost?
The Japanese edition of OP-07 was released on February 24, 2024 at 220 yen per pack (tax included), while the official English site lists June 28, 2024 and an MSRP of USD $4.49 per pack. The table shows each official page side by side.
| Official page | Release date | Price | Pack and card count |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bandai catalog | February 24, 2024 | 220 yen (tax included) | Seventh booster pack in the series; target age 9 and up |
| Japanese official page | 2024.02.24 (Sat) | 220 yen (tax included) | 6 cards per pack; 125 regular cards plus 1 DON!! card; randomly packed |
| Asia English page | February 24, 2024 | not listed | 6 cards per pack; total 125+1 types |
| English official page | June 28, 2024 | MSRP USD $4.49 per pack | 126+1 card types |
The Bandai catalog entry adds a line that applies to the date: the release date may vary by region and store, and product photos and illustrations may differ slightly from the actual product. The Japanese official page also states that the Premium Bandai lottery sale has ended.
The Bandai catalog describes OP-07 as the seventh booster pack in the series and says it introduces new leader cards, with the Egghead arc as its theme. Everything in this article about card numbers and stats refers to the Japanese edition, the same edition as our box listings below.
What does the OP-07 set feature besides OP07-109?
OP-07 features characters from the Egghead Arc together with cards for Revolutionary Army, Supernovas and Seven Warlords of the Sea decks. That is Bandai’s own summary on the official English page, which also says “Construct brand new Revolutionary Army, Supernovas and Seven Warlords of the Sea decks!”
The Egghead Arc section of the official page shows three featured cards by number: OP07-109, OP07-097 and OP07-111. OP07-109 is the Monkey.D.Luffy card covered here. The note about the Dr. Vegapunk deck, “Make sure of OP-07-500 Years in the Future to construct Dr. Vegapunk Deck!!”, is printed on the same English page.
Our box product page names the key cards of the set as Dr. Vegapunk, Rob Lucci, Kizaru and Bonney, and says the box includes parallel alt-art versions of fan-favorite characters. The page describes the set as bridging the past and future of the One Piece world, with Egghead Island characters and the ancient history of the Void Century.
The Asia English page also lists two related products: EXTRA BOOSTER -Memorial Collection- [EB-01] and ULTIMATE DECK -The Three Brothers’ Bond- [ST-13]. Two more official notes on the English pages apply to the whole set: multiples of one card may appear, so a full set may be hard to assemble, and illustrations may differ somewhat from the final product.
A booster box from the OP-07 listing holds 24 booster packs with 6 cards per pack, which is 144 cards per box according to the product page. Because the product is randomized at the factory, the specific cards in each box vary, and individual card pulls are not guaranteed.
How do you buy OP-07 products from Tokyo?
You buy OP-07 from us as a sealed booster box shipped from Tokyo, and the standard box is the place to start. The OP-07 500 Years in the Future Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed. It is a Japanese Original Edition product with 24 packs of 6 cards, and its page gives the Japanese release date as February 24, 2024.
The OP-07 500 Years in the Future Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥14,510. Its page says it is discounted because of cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as dents or scratches, that the cards inside are unaffected, that the item is sold as-is, and that returns and refunds are not accepted. The condition photos on that page are samples.
If you want a reprint-focused box, the PRB-02 ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed. Its page describes a second premium best-of collection featuring top cards from OP-07 through OP-10, with 10 packs of 10 cards (100 cards per box), 179 card types and a Japanese release date of October 3, 2025.
On shipping and payment: orders ship by FedEx with a tracking number, and the shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. Payment is in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal, or credit and debit cards through PayPal. After an order is handed to FedEx, customs inspections and carrier conditions can delay delivery; the full terms are on our shipping policy and payment methods pages. Our OP-07 booster box buying guide goes deeper on the box itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What rarity is OP07-109?
OP07-109 is a Super Rare (SR). It is a Yellow Character card named Monkey.D.Luffy from BOOSTER PACK -500 Years in the Future- [OP-07].
Will Bandai replace OP07-109 copies with the illustration error?
No. Bandai says no replacement cards will be provided for OP07-109 or for OP07-008, and that future cards and web materials will use the correct data.
What does the OP07-109 art error look like?
The Japanese official page says the white ball effect at the lower part of the illustration and the area near the pipe at the upper left were not masked as intended. The cause was a mask processing step that was not applied to a layer.
When was OP-07 released?
The Japanese edition was released on February 24, 2024, and the English official site lists June 28, 2024. Packs cost 220 yen in Japan, and the English page lists an MSRP of USD $4.49 per pack.
Which other Monkey.D.Luffy cards are in OP-07?
The official list shows OP07-033 (Green, UC), OP07-073 (Purple, R), OP07-091 (Black, R) and OP07-109 (Yellow, SR). Each has a different effect and color.
How many Super Rares are in OP-07?
Both the Japanese and the English official pages list 10 Super Rare card types in OP-07. OP07-109 is one of them.
Where can I see the full OP-07 card list?
Use our OP-07 complete card list page, or the card list article for rarity and parallel notes.
More OP-07 guides
- OP-07 500 Years in the Future Complete Card List
- OP-07 chase cards: top 10 prices
- OP-07 booster box buying guide
- OP-07 parallel and SP rows
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