East Blue Leader Cards in the One Piece Card Game: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Shanks, Buggy and More

How Leader Cards Work

Each Leader card on the official card list carries a colour and, in place of a cost, a life value: the Straw Hat Crew [ST-01] Leader, ST01-001 Luffy, is red with 5 life. A two-colour Leader opens a two-colour deck; the official ROMANCE DAWN [OP-01] product page announced its multicolour Leaders (混色のリーダーカード) on exactly that point. For collectors, Leaders matter for a simpler reason: they are the face of a deck, and most of the East Blue Leaders in this guide carry a parallel printing on the official list.

Monkey.D.Luffy: 17 Leader Numbers

Luffy has 221 printings across 89 distinct card numbers whose name is exactly 「モンキー・D・ルフィ」 or 「モンキー・Ｄ・ルフィ」, as of November 9, 2026, and 17 of those numbers are Leaders. Some of his OP-11, OP-13 and OP-17 era printings spell the name 「モンキー・Ｄ・ルフィ」 with a full-width 「Ｄ」; both spellings are the same character on the list.

Luffy has a Leader in every one of the six colours, and seven of his 17 numbers come from starter decks rather than boosters. Two of them are red/green: OP01-003 and OP13-001. The only Extra Booster Leader in his list is EB02-010, which the official EB-02 page introduced as that set’s new Leader. The Luffy cards guide covers his Character cards and Secret Rares, and Luffy singles are in our Luffy cards collection.

Shanks and Mihawk

Shanks has three Leaders: the purple ST05-001 from ONE PIECE FILM edition [ST-05], the red OP09-001 from OP-09 (新たなる皇帝) and the green OP17-020 from OP-17. OP09-001 has four printings on the list; OP17-020 has two. With 63 printings across 23 distinct card numbers whose name is exactly 「シャンクス」, as of November 9, 2026, Shanks is the largest pool outside the Straw Hats among the 25 East Blue characters this guide covers. The Shanks cards guide covers his Secret Rare OP01-120 and the rest.

Dracule Mihawk, listed as 「ジュラキュール・ミホーク」, has one Leader: the green OP14-020 from OP-14 (蒼海の七傑), the same set as his green Secret Rare OP14-119. See the Mihawk cards guide.

Koby and Smoker

Koby has one Leader, the red/black OP11-001 from OP-11 (神速の拳), the same set as his black Secret Rare OP11-119. Smoker has two: the black OP02-093 from OP-02, with three printings on the list, and the red/green OP10-001 from OP-10.

Helmeppo, Morgan and Tashigi have no Leader under their own name as of November 9, 2026. Tashigi does appear on a combined-name card, EB04-003 「スモーカー＆たしぎ」, but it is a Character card, not a Leader. The Marine side is covered in the East Blue Marines cards guide and the Smoker cards guide.

Leaders in the Extra Booster Series

The Extra Booster line has carried few Leaders per set, with one exception. The official rarity rows show 3 Leaders in Memorial Collection [EB-01], 1 each in Anime 25th collection [EB-02], ONE PIECE Heroines Edition [EB-03] and EGGHEAD CRISIS [EB-04], and 7 in Heroines Edition vol.2 [EB-05].

Among the East Blue Leaders in this guide, EB02-010 Luffy is the only one from an Extra Booster. EB-05’s seven Heroine Leaders are covered in EB-05 Leaders: seven Heroine Leader cards, and the five Extra Booster boxes are compared in Extra Booster boxes EB-01 to EB-05 compared. The EB-04 and EB-06 rows share one more official fact: both sets list 67+1 types. That does not transfer EB-04’s single Leader to EB-06.

Where to Buy Sets with East Blue Leaders

The Leaders in the booster sets listed below come out of those boosters; the starter-deck Leaders (ST-xx) ship in their decks. The sealed route to a booster-set Leader is a box of the set that lists it. A set list shows which cards exist in a set, not what one box contains. These are the sets we currently list that hold East Blue Leaders:

A Damaged Box has sealed packs and outer box damage; the product condition guide explains it. The OP-10 box, home of the Usopp and Smoker Leaders, is not in this table; sourcing requests go through Schnellbestellung, and the same applies to EB-06, which we do not list.

EB-05 holds seven Leaders of its own, all heroines. Every sealed set we list is in the Japanese One Piece card boxes collection, and each set’s card list is on the One Piece card list page.