EB-05 Complete Guide: One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2 (Japanese)

EB-05 is the Japanese ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster エクストラブースター ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2【EB-05】. It came out in Japan on October 31, 2026, at 240 yen per pack. Each pack holds 6 cards, and the set has 75 card types plus 2 DON!! cards. It is the second Extra Booster built around One Piece’s heroines.

Updated November 2, 2026

What are the key facts about EB-05?

This table puts the official basics of EB-05 in one place. Every row comes from the official Japanese product page or the official English product page.

If you want a sealed box of the Japanese edition, our EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) page lists the box (24 packs, 6 Karten pro Pack) shipped from Tokyo. The rest of this guide explains what is in the set, so you know what you are buying.

What is EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2?

EB-05 is an Extra Booster for the ONE PIECE CARD GAME, and our product page describes it as the second Extra Booster starring the heroines of One Piece. The theme is the women of One Piece. Nami, Nico Robin, Boa Hancock, Perona, Shirahoshi, Yamato, Jewelry Bonney and many more appear across the set.

On the official card list, new cards in the set are numbered with the prefix EB05-. Cards from earlier sets that are included in EB-05 keep their original numbers, such as OP11-041 or ST17-004. That is why you will see numbers from older sets on the official EB-05 list.

To compare the two heroines sets character by character, read One Piece Heroines EB-05 vs EB-03: Which Heroines Return, Card by Card.

There are three official sources to know:

• The Japanese product page (onepiece-cardgame.com) for the Japanese edition.
• The English product page (en.onepiece-cardgame.com) for the English edition.
• The Asia English product page (asia-en.onepiece-cardgame.com) for the Asia English edition.

The official EB-05 card list on the English site gives card names, numbers and rarity labels. We use it for every card name and number in this guide.

When was EB-05 released, and how much does a pack cost?

The Japanese edition of EB-05 was released on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at a suggested retail price of 240 yen per pack, tax included. That is according to the official Japanese product page.

The official sites give different dates for different editions:

The suggested retail price is the manufacturer’s list price per pack. The Japanese product page also includes a note giving a lottery-sales application period from October 30 to November 5, 2026. For more on how Japanese lotteries work for this set, see our EB-05 One Piece Pre-Order Guide: Japan Box Price and Lotteries.

What is inside an EB-05 pack and box?

Each EB-05 pack contains 6 cards. Our Japanese booster box listing has 24 packs, which makes 144 cards per box. Cards are packed at random, so no single card is guaranteed in any pack or box.

The official Japanese page states 6 Karten pro Pack and notes that cards are inserted at random. The English and Asia English pages add that multiples of one card may appear, and the Asia English page also says it may be difficult to assemble a full set. Keep this in mind if you plan to build a master set from sealed product.

From our box product page:

• 24 booster packs per box
• 6 Karten pro Pack (144 cards per box)
• Japanische Originalausgabe
• Sealed, randomized product: individual cards are not guaranteed

The official Asia English page also mentions that playmats can be downloaded by completing the Japanese or English questionnaire, and says both versions share the same design.

For a deeper look at box contents, packs and Japanese pricing, read EB-05 One Piece Booster Box: Japanese Price, Packs and Bundle.

How many cards are in EB-05, and what is the rarity breakdown?

EB-05 has 75 card types plus 2 DON!! card types. The official Japanese and Asia English pages split the 75 types into 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special Cards.

The official card list uses the labels L, C, R, SR, SEC and SP CARD. New cards carry numbers from EB05-001 to EB05-061, and the list also includes cards that keep numbers from earlier sets, such as six of the Leaders and five of the SP cards. The filtered EB-05 list shows 96 results, and the official list notes that this count includes alt-art versions.

Some numbers appear more than once on the card list. For which cards have parallels and super parallels, see One Piece EB-05 Parallel Cards: Parallels and Super Parallels Listed. For the full rarity explanation, read One Piece EB-05 Set Size: 75+2 Types and Official Rarity Breakdown.

Which Leaders are in EB-05?

EB-05 has 7 Leaders. The only new one is Nico Robin (EB05-010). The other six are Leaders from earlier sets that appear on the EB-05 list with their original card numbers.

The Japanese product page presents Nico Robin as the new Leader and confirms there is a parallel version. The six returning Leaders appear on the official EB-05 list under their old numbers (EB03-, OP11-, OP13-, OP14- and OP15-), not under new EB05- numbers. Our guide One Piece EB-05 Leaders: All 7 Heroine Leader Cards in vol.2 covers each one, and Nico Robin in One Piece EB-05: Leader, SR and Heroines SP Cards focuses on Robin across all her EB-05 cards.

A wider list of heroine Leaders is in One Piece Heroine Leader Cards: 24 Leaders on the EB-05 Event List.

Which Super Rares and Secret Rare are in EB-05?

EB-05 has 9 Super Rares and 1 Secret Rare. The Secret Rare is Nami (EB05-061). The official card list names these 10 cards:

Nami shows up twice here: as Super Rare EB05-055 and as the set’s only Secret Rare, EB05-061. She also has a returning Leader (OP11-041) and an SP CARD (OP01-016) in the set. Our Nami Cards in One Piece EB-05: SEC, SR, Leader and Heroines SP guide puts all of them side by side.

Shirahoshi EB05-014 has its own guide too: Shirahoshi EB05-014 Manga-Panel Parallel: One Piece EB-05 Card. For all ten cards in one place, read One Piece EB-05 Super Rares: All 9 SR Cards and the Secret Rare.

What are the EB-05 SP cards?

EB-05 has 8 Special Cards, shown with the label „SP CARD“ on the official card list. Five use card numbers from other sets, and three are SP versions of EB05 cards.

One detail can confuse readers. The English and Japanese product pages each name 6 SP cards, while the rarity breakdown on the Japanese and Asia English pages counts 8 Special Cards. The official card list shows 8 SP CARD entries, which matches the count of 8. The official notes also say images and product details may change. When numbers differ, go by the official card list.

EB05-031 Vinsmoke Reiju is a good example of why that matters. The card list shows the number twice: once as a Rare, and once as an SP CARD. EB05-006 Miss Buckingham Stussy and EB05-016 Nico Robin are the same: each is a Super Rare that also has an SP CARD version with the same number. When you look up an SP card, check both the number and the rarity label.

The One Piece EB-05 Heroines SP Cards: All 8 Special Cards Reported guide goes through the eight, and One Piece EB-05 Chase Cards: Heroines SP, Reported vs Official separates what is official from what has only been reported.

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What is the Kentaro Yabuki Nami card (EB05-055)?

EB05-055 is a Nami Super Rare, and the official pages highlight its parallel (alternate-art) version illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki. The Japanese page describes it as a parallel card newly drawn by Yabuki, and the English and Asia English pages call it the alternate-art EB05-055 illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki.

Because the base card and the parallel share the number EB05-055, the number alone does not tell you which version a listing shows. If you are buying a single, check the listing photo and description to see which version it is. Our article Nami EB05-055 by Kentaro Yabuki: One Piece EB-05 Card, 2 Versions explains the two versions.

Which other heroine cards does the official page feature?

Besides the Leaders, Super Rares and SP cards, the official English product page features three Rares as heroine cards: Baby 5 (EB05-004), Boa Hancock (EB05-028) and Perona (EB05-043). All three are listed as R on the official card list.

The official card list names 21 Rares in total:

The 29 Commons fill in the cast: Monet, Tashigi, Hina, Tsuru, Koala, Shinobu, Otohime, Nico Olvia and Bell-mère are among them, along with Charlotte Praline, Charlotte Brulee, Belo Betty, Domino and Speed. For card-by-card detail on every number, use the official EB-05 card list.

What do the official EB-05 product pages warn buyers about?

The official pages carry a short set of notes, and they matter for anyone buying sealed product. Here is what each official page says:

• Random insertion: the Japanese product page notes that cards are packed at random.
• Duplicates and full sets: the English product page and the Asia English product page note that multiples of one card may appear. The Asia English page adds that it may be difficult to assemble a full set.
• Images and specs: the Japanese page says photos may differ slightly from the actual product and specifications may change. The English and Asia English pages carry similar notes about illustrations and product details.
• Tournament use: the English page states „Tournament Legal after 7 days“.
• Lottery sales: the Japanese page gives a lottery application period from October 30 to November 5, 2026.
• Playmat: the Asia English page mentions playmat downloads through a questionnaire, with the same design for the Japanese and English versions.

In practice, these notes mean a box is a random product. If you need one exact card, buying that single is the direct route; a box is for opening many packs at once.

How is the Japanese EB-05 different from the English and Asia English editions?

The three editions share the set code EB-05, the new Leader Nico Robin (EB05-010) and the 75+2 card count, but they differ in language, release date and price. The Japanese edition came out on October 31, 2026 at 240 yen per pack. The English edition is listed for October 30, 2026 at USD $4.99 per pack. The Asia English site lists October 31, 2026.

The English product page states „Tournament Legal after 7 days“. That note is on the English site, so check your local organized-play rules before using new cards in an event.

The Asia English page also says an English version will be available. Our shop listing is the Japanische Originalausgabe.

How do I look up Japanese EB-05 cards if I don’t read Japanese?

Use the card number and rarity label from the official card list. If you know a card’s number, the official English card list gives you its English name and rarity.

• Card number: New cards on the official list start with EB05- followed by three digits (EB05-001 to EB05-061). Cards from earlier sets keep their original prefix, such as OP11-, OP13-, OP14-, OP15-, OP17-, OP01-, EB03- or ST17-.
• Rarity label: The card list uses L, C, R, SR, SEC and SP CARD. A card such as EB05-031 appears with two labels (R and SP CARD), so check both.
• Parallels: A parallel shares its number with the base card, so look at the image to tell them apart.
• Names: Look up the number on the official English card list to get the English name.

Here are some Japanese names from the official Japanese page, matched to English: ニコ・ロビン is Nico Robin, ボア・ハンコック is Boa Hancock, ペローナ is Perona, ヴィンスモーク・レイジュ is Vinsmoke Reiju, ミス・バッキンガム・ステューシー is Miss Buckingham Stussy, ゲルズ is Gerd and シャーロット・プリン is Charlotte Pudding.

How can collectors outside Japan buy a Japanese EB-05 box?

One way is to order a sealed Japanese box from a Tokyo shop that ships internationally. Our Japanese EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) ships from our warehouse in Tokyo by FedEx, with tracking and insurance on every shipment.

Some practical points before you order:

• Check the edition. Our listing is the Japanische Originalausgabe. If you want English-language cards, you need the English edition instead.
• Know what a box is. 24 packs, 6 Karten pro Pack, 144 cards. Contents are random, and no specific card is guaranteed.
• Check the product page for the current price and ship date. The product page is the place to confirm them.
• Allow for customs processing. Our shipping policy notes that after handoff to FedEx, customs inspections and import procedures may delay delivery.
• Use a physical address. FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so give a physical shipping address at checkout.
• Singles vs boxes. If you want one card, like the Yabuki Nami parallel, buying that single is more predictable than opening randomly packed boxes.

For more on Japanese box pricing and buying, read EB-05 One Piece Booster Box: Japanese Price, Packs and Bundle.

Where can I read more about specific EB-05 cards?

This guide covers the whole set. For a closer look at one card or one rarity, pick from these EB-05 guides:

• Leaders: All 7 Heroine Leader Cards in vol.2
• Super Rares and Secret Rare: All 9 SR Cards and the Secret Rare
• SP cards: All 8 Special Cards
• Parallels: Parallels and Super Parallels Listed
• Chase cards: Heroines SP, Reported vs Official
• Nami: SEC, SR, Leader and Heroines SP
• Nico Robin: Leader, SR and Heroines SP Cards
• Set size: 75+2 Types and Official Rarity Breakdown

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