EB-06 EAST BLUE Set Size: 67+1 Types Explained Against EB-01 to EB-05 (One Piece Card Game)

What 全67種+1種 Means on the Official Page

The Japanese product page for 「エクストラブースター EAST BLUE【EB-06】」 describes the contents in one line: 「1パック：カード6枚（全67種+1種）」. Read literally, that is „one pack: 6 cards (67 types plus 1 type in total)“. The same 全67種+1種 is printed on the official pack and box art.

The three parts of the phrase are worth separating:

• 全 means „in total“ — the count covers the whole set, not one pack or one box.
• 種 means „types“: distinct cards in the set list. It is not a count of cards printed, cards per box or Karten pro Pack.
• 67種+1種 is written as two numbers. In every earlier Extra Booster with a plus block, the official page kept that second number separate from the main list, and the EB-06 page does the same. It does not say what EB-06’s +1 is.

The English edition page renders the same figure as „67+1 types in total“, and the Asia English page as „total 67+1 types“. Both keep the plus sign; neither adds the two numbers together. We follow the official form and write „67+1 types“ throughout. A figure printed as two numbers should not be collapsed into one when you compare listings, because some earlier rows identify the plus block while EB-02’s row does not (see below).

Everything else on the page sits around that line. The Japanese release is Saturday, January 30, 2027; the English edition is dated Friday, January 29, 2027. The manufacturer’s suggested retail price is ¥240 per pack, tax included (English edition MSRP USD $4.99). Each Japanese pack holds 6 cards, and the official box image prints 「24パック入り」, so a Japanese box is 24 packs per box, per the official box image. The page lists no box price.

For the full EB-06 announcement in one place, read our EB-06 release date, price and details article and the EB-06 EAST BLUE complete guide.

How Each Official Rarity Row Adds Up

A rarity row is only useful if it reconciles with the headline count. The main counts of all five published rows do; EB-02’s additional +1 is not explained by its row. The main number is the sum of the Leader, Common, Rare, Super Rare, Secret Rare and SP lines; anything outside that sits in the „+“ block.

Those sums come from the official rows, and three readings follow from them:

• SP cards count inside the main number. EB-02’s 87 only works with its 26 SP cards included; the same is true of EB-03 (9), EB-04 (6) and EB-05 (8). A set’s main count is therefore not a count of „regular“ cards.
• The non-SP block has been steady. Leaders through Secret Rares came to 61, 61, 62, 61 and 67 across EB-01 to EB-05. Most of the movement in the headline figure has come from the SP line and, in EB-05, from seven Leaders instead of one.
• Commons and Rares barely move. C28 or C29 and R21 appear in every published row; Super Rares are 8 or 9.

None of this is a statement about EB-06. A 67 could be split many different ways, and the official page has not split it. We show the arithmetic because it is the check to run on EB-06’s row if and when Bandai prints one: the lines should add up to 67, and the page should say what the +1 is.

EB-04: The Same 67+1, a Different Set

EGGHEAD CRISIS [EB-04] is the only earlier Extra Booster whose official page also reads 全67種+1種. That makes it the natural comparison and the easiest one to over-read.

EB-04’s official row is SP6, L1, SEC1, SR9, R21, C29 and DON!!1. Its official copy centres the set on the Egghead arc, names a new Leader, Jewelry Bonney, and names the Super Parallel as Koby (EB04-044). Every one of those facts is specific to EB-04. The matching total tells you that EB-06 is the same size on paper; it tells you nothing about how EB-06’s 67 divides into Leaders, Rares, SP cards or anything else.

The EB-05 row is the clearest reason not to transfer one row onto another set. EB-05 kept the familiar C29, R21, SR9 and SEC1, then printed seven Leaders where EB-03 and EB-04 each printed one. A neighbouring set changed one line from 1 to 7. Size alone cannot predict that kind of change.

Our reading: EB-04 was themed on one story arc (Egghead) and EB-06 is themed on another (the East Blue, which the official page calls „the sea where the adventure began“, with „many beloved characters from the early days“). That shared idea of an arc-themed Extra Booster is a reason to compare the two, not a reason to assume the same structure. We compare them in more depth in EB-04 vs EB-06.

If you want to see what a 67+1 set looks like card by card, EB-04 is the one that exists. See the full EB-04 card list, and for its parallels and secret rare, our EB-04 parallel, SP and Secret Rare list. The Japanese EB-04 Box option is currently listed at ¥14,515 (~$94) (Update: derzeit ausverkauft — Nachschub über Quick Order anfragen), and the EB-04 Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$81) (sealed packs, outer box damage; see our condition guide).

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What a Set Size Does Not Tell You

A type count answers one question: how many distinct cards are in the set list. Buyers often read four more answers into it. None of them are there.

1. It is not a box count. 67+1 types and 24 packs per box (per the official box image) are separate facts. Whether one box covers the set is a question the type count cannot answer, because it says nothing about how the cards are distributed.
2. It is not a pull rate. The EB-06 page publishes no odds as of November 9, 2026. A smaller set does not mean any particular card is easier to pull; that depends on distribution, which the EB-06 page does not print. Our EB-06 pull rates: what is confirmed page covers this in full.
3. It is not a Leader count. EB-03 and EB-04 had one Leader each; EB-05 had seven; EB-01 had three. EB-06’s Leader count is not published.
4. It is not an English-edition pack spec. The English EB-06 pack image prints „12-Card Booster Pack“ (English edition only). The Japanese edition is 6 Karten pro Pack. The type count is the same on both pages; the packs are different products.

The one thing the count does let you plan is the shape of a set-completion goal: 67 main types is a bounded list. Without a published row, though, you cannot tell how much of that list is SP cards or Leaders, the lines that have moved most from set to set.

Where to Buy Japanese Extra Booster Boxes

EB-06 is pre-release, and we do not list it; sourcing requests go through Schnellbestellung. The Extra Booster boxes currently listed are the way to see a published rarity row in your own hands:

• EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 (75+2 types) — currently listed at ¥13,200 (~$86).
• EB-04 EGGHEAD CRISIS (67+1 types, the same size as EB-06) — the Box option is currently listed at ¥14,515 (~$94) (Update: derzeit ausverkauft — Nachschub über Quick Order anfragen); the Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$81).
• EB-03 ONE PIECE Heroines Edition (71+4 types) — the Box option is currently listed at ¥12,040 (~$78) (Update: derzeit ausverkauft — Nachschub über Quick Order anfragen).
• EB-02 Anime 25th collection (87+1 types) — the Box option is currently listed at ¥30,050 (~$195) (Update: derzeit ausverkauft — Nachschub über Quick Order anfragen).

If you want a 67+1 set to open, our pick is EB-04; if you want the newest row, our pick is EB-05. Shop all One Piece sealed boxes for the rest of the range.