Rayleigh PRB-02: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 10, 2026

Rayleigh in PRB-02 (PRB02) means two Silvers Rayleigh cards on the official PRB-02 card list: OP08-118, a Secret Rare (SEC), and OP09-005, a Rare (R). Both are Red, Slash-attribute Characters in the Japanese edition of ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2.

Which Rayleigh PRB02 cards exist?

There are two: OP08-118 and OP09-005, both named Silvers Rayleigh. The official card list for PRB-02 prints their numbers, rarities, stats and effects, and the table below copies that data.

According to our product page (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), PRB-02 features top cards from OP-07 through OP-10. The official list prints these two Rayleigh cards under the numbers OP08-118 and OP09-005, so use those exact numbers when you search.

What does Silvers Rayleigh OP08-118 do?

OP08-118 is an 8-cost Red Character with 8000 power that removes opposing Characters when it enters play. It is the SEC of the two Rayleigh cards and has no Counter value.

Its [On Play] works in two steps. First, select up to 2 of your opponent’s Characters. Give 1 of them -3000 power and the other -2000 power until the end of your opponent’s next turn. Then K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with 3000 power or less.

The card prints the power reduction first and the K.O. second. The K.O. step only names Characters with 3000 power or less. For rulings in a real game, check the official rules.

The card’s Type line reads “Former Roger Pirates”. OP09-005 prints “Roger Pirates” instead, so the two Type lines are not identical.

What does Silvers Rayleigh OP09-005 do?

OP09-005 is a 5-cost Red Character with 6000 power, [Blocker] and a draw effect. It is the Rare Rayleigh, and unlike OP08-118 it has a Counter value of 1000.

[Blocker] lets you rest the card after your opponent declares an attack, making it the new target of that attack. The [On Play] reads: if your opponent has 2 or more Characters with a base power of 5000 or more, draw 2 cards and trash 1 card from your hand.

The effect is a conditional draw. If your opponent’s board does not meet the printed condition, the card has no draw to make when it enters play.

Which Rayleigh card fits which job?

OP09-005 is the lower-cost card with Blocker, and OP08-118 is the higher-cost card with removal. The stats and effects on the official list point to those roles.

For a collector choosing one, OP08-118 is the SEC, one of 8 Secret Rares in the set. For a player, OP09-005 costs 3 less and does a different job. The two cards have different effects, so one does not stand in for the other.

How do I check a Rayleigh listing?

Match three things to the official list: the card number, the rarity and the set. Do this before you read anything else in the listing.

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1. Card number. It must read OP08-118 or OP09-005. Any other number is a different card, even if the name matches.
2. Rarity. OP08-118 is SEC and OP09-005 is R. A listing that pairs a number with the wrong rarity needs a second look.
3. Effect text. Compare the card text to the official entry above. Cost 8 with 8000 power is OP08-118. Cost 5 with 6000 power is OP09-005.
4. Language. PRB-02 on this site is the Japanese edition. An English version of the product is mentioned as planned on the official Asia-English page, so confirm the language printed on the card.

The official list is the reference for printed data. Sealed boxes only give random pulls, and our product page says individual card pulls are not guaranteed, so a box purchase is not a way to target one Rayleigh.

Where do the Rayleigh cards sit in PRB-02?

They are two of the 179 card types in the set, one at SEC and one at R. The official English page lists the full rarity breakdown: Common x46, Uncommon x29, Rare x41, Super Rare x34, Secret Rare x8, Special Card x6, Promotion Card x15 and DON!! Card x30.

That makes OP08-118 one of 8 Secret Rares in the set, and OP09-005 one of 41 Rares. Every pack contains at least one SR or better, so a pack always has a high-rarity slot, but the official pages do not say which card fills it. The official Japanese page gives the release date as July 26, 2025.

For the whole set, see our PRB-02 complete card list, the PRB-02 Secret Rare and Special Cards guide and the PRB-02 chase cards article.

How can I buy PRB-02 from Tokyo?

You can buy the sealed PRB-02 Japanese Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), which is shipped from our Tokyo warehouse by FedEx. It is a randomized product: each box has 10 packs of 10 cards, and Rayleigh is not guaranteed.

We also list a PRB-02 Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). It is discounted for cosmetic damage to the outer box, the cards inside are described as unaffected, and it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. The sample photos below show other damaged boxes, and the box you receive may differ.

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More PRB-02 character guides

If you collect by character, our Luffy PRB-02 guide and Pudding PRB-02 guide follow the same format.

Bottom line: which Rayleigh PRB02 card should I look for?

Look for OP08-118 if you want the SEC and its removal effect, and OP09-005 if you want the 5-cost Blocker that draws. Confirm the card number and rarity against the official card list before you buy, and see the PRB-02 release date and box guide for set background.

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