OP14-112 Boa Hancock: Effect, Versions and Deck Fit

OP14-112 is the Super Rare Boa Hancock Character card in OP-14 (OP14), the Japanese booster set The Azure Sea’s Seven. It costs 9, has 10000 power, is Yellow, and its On Play effect moves cards between both players’ Life areas. It also exists as a parallel art version and an SP version.

Updated November 12, 2026

What is OP14-112 Boa Hancock in The Azure Sea’s Seven?

OP14-112 is the Boa Hancock Character card numbered 112 in BOOSTER PACK -The Azure Sea’s Seven- [OP-14], printed as a Super Rare with the Special attribute and the types The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Kuja Pirates. This guide covers that one card: its text, its versions and the Leader it connects to. For every card in the set, use our OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Complete Card List.

The Japanese pack price printed on the official Japanese OP-14 page is 220 yen including tax. That is the pack price on the official page; box prices at shops are set separately. If you want a sealed box to open while looking for this card, the OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed on our site.

The card belongs to a set built around the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Our box listing names Dracule Mihawk, Boa Hancock, Crocodile, Bartholomew Kuma and Jinbe as key cards, and Boa Hancock is the character this card shows. The official pages list OP14-112 in the Boa Hancock (Blue/Yellow) combo section and in the section on character cards with notable effects. The official Japanese page lists it among the related cards for the Boa Hancock Leader (OP14-041) deck.

Three pieces of printed data identify the card without ambiguity. The number is OP14-112. The name is Boa Hancock. The card type is Character, not Leader. Anyone searching by name alone will meet two different Boa Hancock cards in this set, the Leader OP14-041 and this Character, so the card number is the reliable way to ask for the right one. Both appear in the official card list for the series, and both have a parallel art version of the same number.

The printed identity of the card, in the order the official list gives it, is as follows: Character, Cost 9, Power 10000, no Counter value, Color Yellow, Attribute Special, Type The Seven Warlords of the Sea/Kuja Pirates. Those type words matter more than the others, because the effect text refers to one of them directly, and the Leader that this card connects to carries both.

What does the OP14-112 Boa Hancock effect do?

The OP14-112 Boa Hancock effect adds a card from your deck to your Life, then takes one card from the top of your opponent’s Life into their hand, and the On Play text opens with a check for a Leader with the {The Seven Warlords of the Sea} type. The text below is paraphrased from the official English card list.

Read the On Play effect in the order the card prints it. The text begins with the condition: your Leader has the {The Seven Warlords of the Sea} type. Next comes your own Life: up to 1 card from the top of your deck goes to the top of your Life cards. Then comes your opponent’s Life: up to 1 card from the top of their Life cards goes to the owner’s hand, which means it returns to their hand rather than being trashed.

The words “up to 1” appear in both steps, so each step is written as a maximum of one card. The words “top of your deck” and “top of your Life cards” fix where the card comes from and where it goes. The card says “owner’s hand” for the opponent’s Life card, so the card ends up with the player who owned it.

The Trigger is a separate line on the card, marked with its own [Trigger] label. It reads: play up to 1 Character card with 6000 power or less and a [Trigger] from your hand. It names three limits on what can be played: it must be a Character card, it must have 6000 power or less, and it must itself have a [Trigger]. The card’s own Trigger text carries no Leader-type condition in the official wording.

The cost of 9 and the power of 10000 are the two numbers to remember. Cost 9 is the number printed in the card’s cost field, and power 10000 is exactly twice the 5000 power printed on the OP14-041 Leader. The official card list gives these figures and nothing beyond them, so the stats above are the full printed profile of the card.

Which versions of OP14-112 exist: SR, parallel and SP?

Three versions of OP14-112 appear in the official card list: the regular Super Rare, a parallel art Super Rare, and a parallel art SP CARD. All three carry identical stats and effect text.

The official list labels two of the three entries “parallel art version of this card number”. The regular print has no such label. The third entry, the SP CARD, is also marked as a parallel art version, and its rarity field reads SP CARD instead of SR. So the difference between the versions is the artwork and the rarity label, not the game text. Every printed line of effect is the same across the three entries.

The official OP-14 page lists Special Cards as a rarity group of 6 cards, but that page does not say which cards fill it, and it gives no rarity for OP14-112. The rarity shown above comes from the card list itself. Treat the card list entry as the source for which version carries which label.

For the full list of alternate art prints in the set, see our OP-14 parallel and SP card guide. The OP-14 rarity guide explains how the Secret Rare, Special and Anniversary slots are labeled.

Which Leader pairs with OP14-112 Boa Hancock?

The Leader that fits OP14-112 on the printed data is OP14-041 Boa Hancock, because it has the {The Seven Warlords of the Sea} type the On Play effect checks for, and both official OP-14 pages list OP14-112 alongside the Boa Hancock Leader. Start with that Leader if you want the On Play condition to be met.

Here is why the pairing fits, using only the printed card data:

• Type match. OP14-041 carries The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Kuja Pirates types, so the On Play condition on OP14-112 is met.
• Color match. OP14-041 is Blue/Yellow and OP14-112 is Yellow, so the Character’s color is one of the Leader’s colors.
• Effect link. OP14-041 refers to {Amazon Lily} or {Kuja Pirates} type Characters with 5000 base power or more being K.O.’d. OP14-112 is a Kuja Pirates Character with 10000 power, so it falls in that group.

The OP14-041 effect, paraphrased from the official list, has two parts. On your opponent’s turn, when you play a Character, you draw 1 card. With DON!! x1, once per turn, when one of your {Amazon Lily} or {Kuja Pirates} type Characters with 5000 base power or more is K.O.’d, you add up to 1 card from the top of your opponent’s Life cards to the owner’s hand. The Leader has Life 4, power 5000 and no Counter value.

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The official Japanese page lists OP14-112 among the related cards for the Boa Hancock Leader (OP14-041) deck. The English official page places it in the Boa Hancock (Blue/Yellow) combo section. Both pages tie the card to the Boa Hancock Leader deck.

A Leader that does not carry the {The Seven Warlords of the Sea} type does not meet the condition written at the start of the On Play effect. The type is the condition the card names, so check your Leader’s type line before adding the card.

How does OP14-112 differ from the OP14-041 Boa Hancock Leader?

OP14-112 is a Cost 9 Character you play from your hand, while OP14-041 is the Life 4, 5000 power Leader that sits in your Leader area. They share a name and the Seven Warlords and Kuja Pirates types, and Yellow appears on both, but they are different card types with different text.

Both cards touch the opponent’s Life, in different places on the card. The Leader’s text is tied to the opponent’s turn and to a K.O. of a qualifying Character. OP14-112’s text is tied to the card being played, under the [On Play] label.

The Leader also has a parallel art version of the same number, as the official list shows. Boa Hancock therefore appears twice in the set as a card number worth tracking: OP14-041 as the Leader and OP14-112 as the Character. They are separate card numbers in the official card list, each with its own entries.

Where does OP14-112 fit in the OP-14 set and its rarity slots?

OP14-112 is printed as a Super Rare in OP-14, a set of 128 + 1 card types that released in Japan on November 22, 2025. The official OP-14 page gives the rarity breakdown, in which the Super Rare group has 10 cards.

Those groups add up to 129, which matches the “128 + 1” the page gives. OP14-112 belongs to the Super Rare line of that table. Official notes say multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble, and that card illustrations may differ from the final product. The Japanese page adds that cards are randomly inserted and that specifications may change.

There is also a pack with the same name on the English official site, BOOSTER PACK -THE AZURE SEA’S SEVEN- [OP14-EB04], which that site lists with a release date of January 16, 2026, an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack, and 163 card types plus 2 listed separately. That page lists OP14-112 Boa Hancock as a combo card in the Boa Hancock deck section and in the features section on character cards. This article is about the Japanese edition, so card counts and release dates elsewhere here refer to OP-14.

More OP-14 guides

• OP-14 Release Date and Set Guide
• OP-14 Chase Cards: Mihawk, Crocodile and Leaders
• OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Complete Card List
• OP-14 chase cards and pull rates guide

Where can you buy OP-14 products to chase OP14-112?

You can open OP-14 booster boxes from our shop, which ships sealed Japanese products from Tokyo. The OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed, and the OP-14 Damaged Box version is currently listed at ¥9,660. The Damaged Box has cosmetic damage to the outer box, the cards inside are described as unaffected, and it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds.

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