Sabo OP13: Character Cards Guide to OP13-004, OP13-120 and More

Updated November 9, 2026

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Sabo OP13 cards come from the ONE PIECE CARD GAME set OP-13 (OP13) “Carrying on His Will”. Sabo appears as the red-black Leader OP13-004, as OP13-120 with Super Parallel, Red Super Parallel and Wanted versions, and as the reprinted OP07-118 in the Character Edition.

If you want to open the set that holds these cards, the OP-13 Carrying on His Will Japanese Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is the sealed product. Details are in the buying section below.

Which Sabo cards belong to OP-13?

Three Sabo card numbers matter for OP-13: OP13-004, OP13-120 and the reprint OP07-118. The official pages name each one, and the table shows what each does in the set.

The English official page calls the OP13-120 versions Super Alt-Art and Red Super Alt-Art. The Japanese pages say Super Parallel and Red Super Parallel. They are the same cards under two names. The official sources list no other Sabo cards for this set.

The practical reading is this: if you want Sabo as a playable Leader, you want OP13-004. If you want Sabo as a collectible, look at OP13-120 and its Super Parallel, Red Super Parallel and Wanted Poster Edition versions. If you want Sabo as a Character Edition card, you want OP07-118. Each is a different card number, and each is handled separately below.

What does the Sabo OP13-004 Leader do?

OP13-004 Sabo is a Leader whose effect powers up all of your allied Characters. The official page describes it as “Power[s] up your allies with high-cost Character cards!” and lists the recommended deck as Red/Black Sabo.

The Japanese page describes him as a Dressrosa and Revolutionary Army Leader and says the recommended red-black deck is built around high-cost Characters. So the plan is simple: build a Revolutionary Army shell, fill it with expensive Characters, and let the Leader strengthen them.

The English page lists OP13-004 under the title “Revolutionary Army’s Chief of Staff!!”. That line is the official description of the card, and it matches the Japanese page, which also calls him the Revolutionary Army’s chief of staff.

OP13-004 is one of the Leaders in the set. The others named officially are OP13-001 Luffy, OP13-002 Ace, OP13-003 Gol.D.Roger, OP13-079 Imu and OP13-100 Jewelry Bonney. The Japanese page says Gol D. Roger, Imu, Jewelry Bonney and Sabo are the new Leaders of the set. The Asia English page counts six Leaders in total. For the full list, see the OP-13 Leaders Guide.

What makes Sabo OP13-120 special?

Sabo OP13-120 is special because it has Super Parallel and Red Super Parallel versions, and the red one is exclusive to this set. The official English page says the Red Super Alt-Art has a red, flame-like design and appears only in this booster pack.

OP13-120 belongs to the 3rd Anniversary theme “Three Brothers of the Flame”, alongside OP13-118 Monkey.D.Luffy and OP13-119 Portgas.D.Ace. The Japanese page lists four forms of this Sabo:

• OP13-120: the base card
• OP13-120_p2: Super Parallel
• OP13-120_p3: Red Super Parallel
• OP13-120_p4: Wanted Poster Edition

The Wanted Edition is a set of four cards: OP09-118 Gol.D.Roger, OP13-118 Luffy, OP13-119 Ace and OP13-120 Sabo.

When you search for a specific Sabo, use the full number with its suffix, for example OP13-120_p3 for the Red Super Parallel. The base number alone does not tell you which version you are buying.

The official pages tie the Super Parallel and Red Super Parallel cards for Luffy, Ace and Sabo to the “Three Brothers” theme and state that the Red Super Parallel is limited to this set. The Wanted Poster Edition belongs to a four-card group that also includes a card from OP09.

What is the Sabo OP07-118 card in OP-13?

OP07-118 Sabo is a reprint included in the OP-13 Character Edition, a group of six cards. The Japanese page lists the Character Edition as OP07-118 Sabo, OP09-119 Monkey D. Luffy, OP10-030 Smoker, EB02-028 Portgas.D.Ace, OP07-111 Lilith and OP09-009 Benn.Beckman.

The official Japanese page also uses OP07-118 Sabo as the example card in the Special Card explanation. Treat it as a separate card from OP13-004 and OP13-120: different number, different role.

How do Luffy and Ace fit around Sabo in OP-13?

Luffy and Ace are the other two of the Three Brothers, and the set is built around all three. The official Japanese news item says the main theme is the three brothers Ace, Sabo and Luffy, and that the set marks the card game’s 3rd anniversary.

All three also appear in the Wanted Edition. For Sabo’s brothers see the Luffy OP13-118 guide and the Portgas D. Ace OP13-119 guide. The wider picture is in the complete OP-13 guide.

The three numbers run in a row: OP13-118 Luffy, OP13-119 Ace and OP13-120 Sabo. Each has Super Parallel and Red Super Parallel versions, and each is part of the four-card Wanted Edition. If you are collecting the brothers as a trio, you are collecting the same version of three consecutive numbers.

What else is in the OP-13 set besides Sabo?

The Japanese OP-13 set has 132 card types plus 1, with six cards per pack. The official rarity breakdown is shown below, and it comes from the official Asia English page and the Japanese pages.

The official pages add that multiples of one card may appear in packs, so a full set can be hard to assemble. They also say illustrations and product details may differ from the final product.

The English official page lists the rarity names as Leader Cards, Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Super Rares, Secret Rares, Special Cards and Special 3rd Anniversary Cards, and gives the English set as 133+1 card types.

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The set also has several named highlights beyond Sabo. Gol D. Roger debuts as a Leader card and Imu makes a first appearance in the card game, according to the official One Piece news item. The “Five Elders” parallel card uses an original illustration by Gege Akutami, author of Jujutsu Kaisen. For a card-by-card view, the OP-13 rarity and chase card article and the parallel and alt-art list go further.

What else did the official OP-13 pages announce?

The official pages mention a few dated items around OP-13 that affect collectors. These are the ones they state:

• Official Card Sleeve 12 was released the same day as the Japanese set, priced at 880 yen. It includes a Sabo design; the other designs are Roger, Luffy and Im.
• On August 18, 2025, the Japanese site apologized for card text typos and published corrections.
• A Premium Bandai lottery application period ran from December 18 to December 24, 2025.
• ONE PIECE Card Festa 2025 was scheduled for August 30-31, 2025.
• On the English side, cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, and are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store.

The Asia English page also says that completing a questionnaire unlocks a downloadable play sheet. Related products it names include the Starter Decks ST-23 to ST-28 and PREMIUM BOOSTER -ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2- [PRB-02]. The English page lists Learn Together Deck Set LD01 as related.

Since the official site published text corrections for OP-13, it is worth reading card text on the official pages rather than from memory when you build a deck around OP13-004.

Should I buy a Japanese or English OP-13 product for Sabo?

Buy the Japanese edition if you want the Japanese release of August 23, 2025; buy English only if you want the English print that came out on November 7, 2025. The cards carry the same Sabo numbers, but the two editions differ in dates, price and card count.

Our shop sells the Japanese edition. For the dates side by side, read the OP-13 release date article.

How can I buy a Sabo OP13 booster box from Japan?

You can buy the sealed OP-13 Japanese Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) from us and have it shipped from Tokyo by FedEx. Each box holds 24 booster packs of 6 cards, 144 cards in total.

The box is randomized. The specific cards are packed at the factory, and individual pulls are not guaranteed, so a box does not promise any Sabo version. Chase cards the product page names include Portgas D. Ace, Sabo, Monkey D. Luffy and Kozuki Momonosuke, with alt-art parallels.

There is also a lower-priced option: the OP-13 Booster Box, Damaged Box. It has cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as dents or scratches, and the cards inside are unaffected. Photos are samples, the item is sold as-is, and returns and refunds are not accepted.

For most buyers who want to open the set, the regular box is the clean choice. Choose the Damaged Box only if you accept the outer box as-is, since the listing states the actual item may differ from the sample photos and that no returns or refunds are accepted. The cards inside are the same either way.

How do shipping and payment work for an OP-13 order?

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx, and you pay in Japanese yen by Wise, PayPal or card. The details below come from our shipping policy and payment methods page.

Shipping

• Standard: FedEx International Connect Plus with tracking, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch.
• Expedited: FedEx International Priority with tracking, usually 2-5 business days after dispatch.
• Shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout based on your delivery address.
• Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. This is an estimate, not a guarantee.
• There is no minimum order amount or quantity.
• FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so give a physical address at checkout.
• Customs inspections, import procedures and carrier events after handoff can delay delivery and are outside our control.

If dispatch is delayed, we will contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate. Before the shipment is scheduled, you can update your shipping address yourself from My Account, under Orders. The destination country cannot be changed.

Payment

• All payments are made in Japanese yen.
• Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee.
• PayPal and credit or debit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, as offered by PayPal) carry the 5% processing fee.
• Without a Wise screenshot, an order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours (3 hours for orders with a pre-order item). With a screenshot, upload it within 5 days and the order price is held for 10 days in total.
• SWIFT payments incur a receiving fee of JPY 611, so add JPY 611 to your order total.
• PayPal Pay Later is offered by PayPal where available; which option appears depends on your country.

For box specs and chase cards, see the OP-13 booster box buying guide. For the box-specific walkthrough, read the Carrying on His Will box guide.

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