Sugar EB05-034: Character Cards Guide for One Piece EB-05

Sugar EB05 means card EB05-034 in EB-05 (EB05), ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2: a Purple Super Rare (SR) with Cost 2, no Power and Counter 2000, from the Donquixote Pirates. Its On Play effect is DON!! −2, then −4000 power on an opponent’s Character.

Updated November 9, 2026

What are the key facts about Sugar in EB-05?

Sugar is card EB05-034 in the official EB-05 card list, an SR in the Donquixote Pirates type. The table below puts the card and the set side by side so the entity is unambiguous.

The official English page gives October 30, 2026 as its release date, while the Japanese page and the Asia English page give October 31, 2026. For the Japanese edition, use October 31.

EB-05 is the second Extra Booster starring the heroines of One Piece. Our product page describes it as a set with new cards for Nami, Nico Robin and the other leading ladies, including parallel and super parallel cards. Sugar’s card is a Purple Super Rare that you can look up by its number, EB05-034.

If you only need one line to search or quote, use this: Sugar is EB05-034, SR, Purple, Cost 2, Counter 2000, from EB-05 (EB05).

What does Sugar EB05-034 do?

Sugar EB05-034 is a Purple SR with Cost 2 and Counter 2000, and its On Play effect begins with DON!! −2 and can give one opposing Character −4000 power for the turn. The printed text from the official card list reads: “On Play: DON!! −2. If you have 7 or more DON!! cards on your field, give up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters −4000 power during this turn.”

The card has Cost 2 and a printed Counter of 2000. Power is shown as a dash on the list, so there is no Power number to quote. The type line says Donquixote Pirates.

Here is the effect split into its parts, using only the printed words:

• Trigger: On Play.
• First instruction: DON!! −2, written first in the text.
• Condition: you have 7 or more DON!! cards on your field.
• Result: give up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters −4000 power during this turn.

What exactly does the Sugar card text say about DON!! and −4000 power?

The text lists DON!! −2 first, and the −4000 power sentence refers to having 7 or more DON!! cards on your field. Those are the two sentences printed on the card, and nothing else is added in the official list.

The power reduction is described by three details in the wording: it applies to up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters, it is −4000 power, and it lasts during this turn.

The card list gives only the printed text. Quote the card exactly as printed, and use the official rules for any timing question that the text does not answer.

Our recommendation: if you collect Sugar as a playable card, read the printed text above before you buy. If you collect her as a Purple Super Rare of EB-05, the card number EB05-034 and the SR rarity are what identify her, and both are printed on the official list.

Where does Sugar EB05-034 sit among the EB-05 rarities?

Sugar EB05-034 is one of the 9 Super Rare types in EB-05. The official English product page describes 6 types of SP cards with special designs, and the Asia English page counts 8 Special Cards in the set.

Our product page calls them the eight heroine Special Cards and lists them among the early collector watch points. The rarity breakdown of the whole set is below.

Adding the rows gives 7 + 29 + 21 + 9 + 1 + 8 = 75 card types, plus the 2 DON!! cards, which matches the “75+2 types” figure printed on the official pages.

The official English and Asia English pages also warn that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble. A single box therefore does not promise a Sugar.

Which product contains Sugar, and what is inside it?

Sugar comes from EB-05 packs, and the sealed Japanese box we list is the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box. Each box contains 24 packs with 6 cards per pack, which is 144 cards per box.

The card mix for the set is 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special Cards, plus 2 DON!! cards. The product is listed as a Japanese Original Edition, ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster. The box is a sealed, randomized product, and the cards in each box are randomly packed at the factory. Individual card pulls are not guaranteed.

The official Japanese page lists the pack at 240 yen including tax. The official English page lists an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack. Those are the two figures the official pages print, and they are for the pack, not for a box.

The Japanese official page carries a note that the product is shown in a development state and may differ from the actual product. The English and Asia English pages say the same about illustrations: they may differ somewhat from the final product.

For the full contents and price notes, read our EB-05 box guide and the EB-05 booster box buying guide. If you are comparing release options, the EB-05 pre-order guide covers the Japan box price and lotteries.

How does Sugar compare with the other EB-05 cards collectors watch?

Sugar is a Super Rare, one of 9 in the set, while our product page points collectors first to Nami, Nico Robin and the heroine Special Cards. It names Nami (EB05-055 Super Rare, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki), the Nico Robin Leader and the eight heroine Special Cards as the early watch points.

The official pages put the Leader count at 7. Our own guides cover those cards one by one: Nami cards in EB-05, Nico Robin in EB-05 and Shirahoshi EB05-014. For the whole set, the EB-05 complete guide covers more, and EB-05 Leaders lists the seven Leader cards.

Other characters have their own guides too: Stussy EB05-006, Alvida EB05-021, Boa Hancock SP in EB-05 and Bonney EB-05. If you want to know which heroines came back from the earlier set, see EB-05 vs EB-03, card by card.

What do the official pages say about release, price and tournament use?

The official pages agree on the set contents and differ slightly on the date and price by region.

The Japanese page also lists lottery applications through P-Bandai from October 30, 2026 (Friday) to November 5 (Friday).

The Asia English page says an English version of the set will be available, and that playmats can be downloaded by answering a questionnaire, with the same design for Japanese and English. This article is about the Japanese edition, which is the edition our box and our release date refer to.

The English page states that cards are tournament legal 7 days after release, and also describes them as tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region. If you play in a region where the English version is sold, read that page for the rule that applies to you.

How should I decide whether to buy a box for Sugar?

If you want Sugar EB05-034 specifically, a sealed box is a random pull, not a guaranteed route to that card. Our product page states that individual card pulls are not guaranteed, and the official English and Asia English pages say multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble.

Use the facts above to decide what you are buying. A box gives you 24 packs and 144 cards of the Japanese edition, of which the set lists 9 Super Rare types. Sugar is one of those 9. The box is also the product our page describes with the Nami, Nico Robin and heroine Special Card watch points, so it suits a collector who wants the set as a whole and treats Sugar as one card among many.

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Before you order, check three things. First, confirm the card number EB05-034 and the SR rarity against the official card list. Second, confirm that you want the Japanese edition, since the English edition is a separate release. Third, read the shipping and payment rules in the next two sections, because they set your handling time, fees and payment deadlines.

How do I buy Sugar from Japan, and how does shipping work?

You can buy the sealed Japanese EB-05 box from our product page, paid in Japanese yen and shipped from Tokyo by FedEx. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared, per our shipping policy.

Shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout from your delivery address. There is no minimum order amount or quantity. Business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays.

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Once your order is dispatched, you can check the tracking number and the carrier’s latest delivery estimate from your account or shipping confirmation email. Every shipment goes with tracking. After handoff to FedEx, customs inspections, import procedures, remote-area handling, peak season congestion and weather are outside our control, and such transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch.

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How do I pay, and what are the payment deadlines?

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