Rob Lucci has two Leader cards, a Super Rare with three separate parallel treatments, and a starter-deck Common — and none of that is obvious from a single search on a card marketplace.
Rob Lucci is a longtime One Piece antagonist introduced as an assassin for the World Government’s Cipher Pol Number 9 (CP9), first appearing during the Water Seven and Enies Lobby storyline. In the One Piece Card Game, he has been printed across six different products spanning main sets, a starter deck, and an extra booster, with nine individually verified card entries between them.
What makes his print pool worth mapping out is how it’s structured. Unlike characters who get one or two cards per set, Rob Lucci shows up in three different rarity tiers within a single release (OP03 Pillars of Strength), gets a second Leader printing four sets later (OP07), and picks up variant treatments — Alternate Art, SP parallels, Full Art, and promo-exclusive versions — on nearly every card he appears on. That spread makes it easy to end up chasing the wrong printing if you’re only going off a card number without the set context.
This guide walks through every confirmed Rob Lucci printing — where it comes from, what rarity it sits at, what variant treatments exist, and which of our current Japanese booster boxes carry it — using only data confirmed against Limitless TCG’s card database.
Rob Lucci has 9 verified printings across 6 products: OP03 Pillars of Strength, OP05 Awakening of the New Era, OP07 500 Years in the Future, OP09 Emperors in the New World, the ST29 Egghead starter deck, and the EB04 Adventure on Kami’s Island extra booster. He has two Leader cards (OP03-076 and OP07-079) and two Super Rares (OP03-092 and OP05-093). We don’t currently carry single Rob Lucci cards, but several of his printings are inside sealed Japanese boxes from OP-03, OP-05, and OP-09.
Card data verified against Limitless TCG’s individual card pages as of August 2026. Prices shown are our own listed prices for sealed Japanese booster boxes, converted at ¥159/USD.
Every Rob Lucci Printing at a Glance
As catalogued by Limitless TCG, Rob Lucci has nine individually verified printings:
| Card # | Rarity | Set | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP03-076 | Leader | OP03 — Pillars of Strength | Base + Alternate Art parallel |
| OP03-071 | Rare | OP03 — Pillars of Strength | Base printing |
| OP03-092 | Super Rare | OP03 — Pillars of Strength | Base + Alternate Art + SP parallel |
| OP05-093 | Super Rare | OP05 — Awakening of the New Era | Base + SR variant + Alternate Art + Illustration Box EX promo (4 treatments) |
| OP07-079 | Leader | OP07 — 500 Years in the Future | Base + Anime 25th Collection promo parallel |
| OP07-093 | Rare | OP07 — 500 Years in the Future | Base printing |
| OP09-038 | Common | OP09 — Emperors in the New World | Base printing, CP9 affiliation text |
| ST29-013 | Common | ST29 — Egghead starter deck | Base + Full Art parallel |
| EB04-048 | Super Rare | EB04 — Adventure on Kami’s Island | Base + Alternate Art parallel |
Three of those nine come from a single set — OP03 Pillars of Strength — which is also the only set where Lucci appears as a Leader, a Rare, and a Super Rare all at once. The rest are spread across two more main sets, a starter deck built for a specific archetype, and an extra booster.
Looking at the spread by product type: six of the nine printings come from main numbered sets (OP03, OP05, OP07 x2, OP09), one from a starter deck (ST29), and one from an extra booster (EB04). Main-set printings are generally the easiest to source through sealed product, since a full booster box gives you a shot at everything in that set’s checklist. Starter deck and extra booster printings work differently — those products are sold as fixed decks or smaller booster runs rather than randomized main-set boxes, so they don’t carry the same box-opening dynamic.
The Two Rob Lucci Leader Cards
Rob Lucci has been printed as a Leader twice, three sets apart.
OP03-076 was his first Leader printing, released with the CP9-themed Pillars of Strength set and carrying an Alternate Art parallel alongside the base card. It’s the Leader most collectors associate with him, since it launched alongside the Rare (OP03-071) and Super Rare (OP03-092) versions from the same set.
OP07-079 is his second Leader, printed in 500 Years in the Future. This one also has a promo parallel released as part of the Anime 25th Collection, its only additional treatment beyond the standard base card. A non-Leader Rare from the same set, OP07-093, was printed alongside it.
All three OP03 printings — the Leader, the Rare, and the Super Rare — come out of the same booster box, so it’s the single most efficient way to target multiple Lucci cards from one product.
The Super Rares: OP03-092 and OP05-093
Among Rob Lucci’s verified printings, Super Rare is the highest rarity tier he reaches, as catalogued by Limitless TCG. Two main-set cards and one extra-booster card share that tier.
OP03-092 (Pillars of Strength) is the earliest of the three, printed with a base version, an Alternate Art parallel, and a further SP-marked parallel carrying an “Awakening of the New Era” print notation.
OP05-093 is the most heavily variant Rob Lucci card confirmed so far — a base Super Rare, a second SR-tier print, an Alternate Art parallel, and a fourth variant distributed through an Illustration Box EX promo. It’s part of the OP05 Awakening of the New Era set.
EB04-048 comes from the EB04 Adventure on Kami’s Island extra booster, printed as a base Super Rare with its own Alternate Art parallel. Extra boosters run smaller print pools than main numbered sets, which is worth knowing if you’re trying to track this one down specifically. Unlike OP03-092 and OP05-093, EB04-048 doesn’t currently sit inside one of our listed boxes, so it’s a Quick Order request rather than a box-opening target for now.
Several of these Super Rares have three or more printings of the same card number. Check the card’s border treatment and any promo stamp in the corner before assuming two listings are the identical print — the base, SR variant, Alternate Art, and promo versions of OP05-093 are four separate items.
Understanding Rob Lucci’s Variant Types
Almost every Rob Lucci card comes with at least one additional print treatment beyond the base version, and the terminology isn’t always consistent from card to card. Here’s what each label appearing in the printings table above actually refers to:
- Alternate Art — a full replacement illustration on the same card number, distinct from the standard base artwork. Appears on OP03-076, OP03-092, OP05-093, and EB04-048.
- SP parallel — a special-marked parallel print, seen on OP03-092, carrying an “Awakening of the New Era” print notation despite belonging to the OP03 set.
- Full Art — edge-to-edge artwork with no standard card frame border, seen on ST29-013.
- Promo parallels — versions distributed outside standard booster packs, through products like the Illustration Box EX (OP05-093) or the Anime 25th Collection (OP07-079).
None of these variants change the underlying card number — OP05-093 stays OP05-093 whether it’s the base print, the Alternate Art, or the Illustration Box EX promo. The print treatment is what separates otherwise identical listings, so it’s worth confirming which one you’re looking at before comparing two copies.
The clearest example of how much this matters is OP05-093, which has four confirmed treatments on a single card number: the base Super Rare, a second SR-tier print, an Alternate Art parallel, and an Illustration Box EX promo variant. A listing that just says “OP05-093” without specifying which of the four it is leaves out the single most important detail for anyone trying to match it against a specific print. The same logic applies to OP03-092, which carries a base print, an Alternate Art parallel, and the SP-marked parallel discussed above — three separate items sharing one card number.
Commons and Entry-Level Prints
Not every Rob Lucci card sits at Rare or above. Two Commons round out the list.
OP09-038 is a green-aligned Common from Emperors in the New World, printed with CP9 affiliation text and a low deckbuilding cost. It’s part of the OP09 set, which also carries the box anchor below.
ST29-013 comes from the ST29 Egghead starter deck, printed as a base Common with an accompanying Full Art parallel. Starter deck Commons are typically the most accessible entry point into a character’s card pool, and this is Rob Lucci’s.
How to Collect Rob Lucci Cards from Japan
We don’t currently have graded or single Rob Lucci cards in stock. The most direct route to any of the nine printings above is sealed Japanese booster boxes from the sets that contain them — each box gives you a shot at every card printed in that set, Rob Lucci included.
Of the six products with a verified Lucci printing, three currently have a listed box on our site:
- OP-03 Pillars of Strength — contains the Leader (OP03-076), Rare (OP03-071), and Super Rare (OP03-092). Currently listed at ¥17,510 (~$110).
- OP-05 Awakening of the New Era — contains the Super Rare (OP05-093). Currently listed at ¥64,890 (~$408).
- OP-09 Emperors in the New World — contains the Common (OP09-038). Currently listed at ¥22,145 (~$139) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
OP07 500 Years in the Future, the ST29 Egghead starter deck, and the EB04 Adventure on Kami’s Island extra booster don’t currently have a listed box on our site. If you’re specifically after OP07-079, OP07-093, ST29-013, or EB04-048, request a quote via our Quick Order page and we’ll follow up on availability.
Buying by the box rather than hunting for a single is also the more practical route when a character’s cards aren’t individually stocked anywhere. A booster box gives you every card in that set’s checklist rather than one specific number, so it works whether your goal is the Rob Lucci printing specifically or a broader set of pulls from the same release. It’s also the only way to get an unopened copy of any variant that was only ever distributed inside sealed packs, rather than through a standalone promo product.
If you collect other characters from the same broader cast, our Kaido card guide and Whitebeard card guide follow the same printing-by-printing format.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Rob Lucci specifically, the OP-03 box is the highest-density option since it carries three of his nine verified printings in one product. The OP-05 and OP-09 boxes below cover his remaining two main-set appearances, at the Super Rare and Common tiers respectively.
For graded singles, other CP9 characters, or anything not currently listed, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to request a quote. Our full graded card catalog is browsable on the PSA 10 card list page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Rob Lucci cards exist in the One Piece Trading Card Game?
Based on Limitless TCG’s card database as of August 2026, Rob Lucci appears in nine verified individual printings across six products: OP03 Pillars of Strength, OP05 Awakening of the New Era, OP07 500 Years in the Future, OP09 Emperors in the New World, the ST29 Egghead starter deck, and the EB04 Adventure on Kami’s Island extra booster.
Does Rob Lucci have a Leader card?
Yes, two. OP03-076 from Pillars of Strength was his first Leader printing, and OP07-079 from 500 Years in the Future is a second Leader edition that also has a promo parallel released as part of the Anime 25th Collection.
What is the rarest Rob Lucci card?
Among his verified printings, as catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026, Super Rare is the highest rarity tier Rob Lucci reaches. OP03-092, OP05-093, and EB04-048 are all Super Rares, with OP05-093 carrying the most variants of the three.
Are Rob Lucci singles currently in stock?
We don’t currently carry graded or single Rob Lucci cards. Restock requests can be submitted through our Quick Order page, and three of his printings are available now inside sealed Japanese booster boxes from OP-03, OP-05, and OP-09.
Which set has the most Rob Lucci printings?
OP03 Pillars of Strength has the most, with three verified printings: the Leader card (OP03-076), a Rare (OP03-071), and a Super Rare (OP03-092), as catalogued by Limitless TCG.
Does OP05-093 have more than one printing?
Yes. OP05-093 has four confirmed treatments on the same card number: a base Super Rare, a second SR-tier print, an Alternate Art parallel, and an Illustration Box EX promo variant. They’re separate items despite sharing one card number.
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