Zoro PRB-02: Character Cards Guide

Zoro PRB-02 (PRB02) means the Roronoa Zoro cards in the Japanese-edition Premium Booster ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2. The official PRB-02 card list shows five Zoro card numbers: OP06-118, OP09-076, OP10-095, PRB02-006 and ST14-013.

What is Zoro PRB02 and which cards does it cover?

Zoro PRB02 covers every card named Roronoa Zoro that the official PRB-02 card list shows. That is five card numbers, and four of them also have a parallel art version.

PRB-02 is the second premium best-of set. Its product page says it features top cards from OP-07 through OP-10 with new premium artwork and special parallel treatments. The Zoro entries span five different card number prefixes: OP06, OP09, OP10, PRB02 and ST14. This guide stays on those five numbers. For the whole set, use the complete PRB-02 card list guide.

Which Zoro cards are in PRB-02?

Five: a Secret Rare, three Rares and a Common, all with the card name Roronoa Zoro.

All five are Characters with the Slash attribute and the Straw Hat Crew type. Source: the official card list with printed data.

What does Zoro PRB02-006 do?

PRB02-006 is a Green Blocker whose effect lets you rest one of your other Characters instead when an opponent’s Character effect would rest this Zoro. It is a Rare, cost 4, Power 4000, Counter 2000, with the types Supernovas and Straw Hat Crew.

The printed effect reads: [Opponent’s Turn] If this Character would be rested by your opponent’s Character’s effect, you may rest 1 of your other Characters instead. It also has [Blocker]. Two points help you read it:

• The card has both [Blocker] and a Counter value of 2000.
• The replacement effect is marked [Opponent’s Turn], and it applies only when this Character would be rested by your opponent’s Character’s effect.

This is the only Zoro card number with the PRB02 prefix. It also has a parallel art version with the same card number and the same text.

How do the other four Zoro cards read?

Each of the other four does a different job, and only OP06-118 is a Secret Rare.

• OP06-118 (SEC, Green, cost 9, Power 9000): [When Attacking] [Once Per Turn] you may rest 1 DON!!: set this Character as active. [Activate: Main] [Once Per Turn] you may rest 2 DON!!: set this Character as active.
• OP09-076 (R, Purple, cost 3, Power 5000): [On Play] you may return 1 or more DON!! cards from your field to your DON!! deck: add up to 1 DON!! card from your DON!! deck and set it as active.
• OP10-095 (R, Black, cost 4, Power 6000): a Dressrosa/Supernovas/Straw Hat Crew card. [On Play] you may rest 1 of your {Dressrosa} type Leader or Stage cards: K.O. up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 4 or less. Then, trash 2 cards from the top of your deck.
• ST14-013 (C, Black, cost 6, Power 8000, Counter 1000): no effect text in the official list.

Notice the color spread: Green, Purple and Black. A Zoro card is not tied to one deck color in PRB-02, so check the color before you assume a card fits your Leader.

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How do I check a Zoro listing before I buy?

Match the card number, rarity and art type on the listing to the official list, in that order. The name Roronoa Zoro alone does not tell you which card you are buying.

Card numbers with another set prefix appear in PRB-02 too. OP09-076, for example, has an OP09 prefix, yet the PRB-02 list includes it. If a listing does not say PRB-02, the card number alone will not tell you which product it came from. Check the set name on the listing before you compare prices.

Where does Zoro sit in the PRB-02 set?

Zoro is a small slice of a large set: five of the 179 card types, with the Secret Rare as one of the eight Secret Rares in the rarity breakdown.

The official breakdown lists Common 46, Uncommon 29, Rare 41, Super Rare 34, Secret Rare 8, Special Card 6, Promotion 15 and DON!! 30. Three of the Zoro cards are Rares, which is the tier with 41 entries. Every pack includes at least one SR or better, but that rule says nothing about which character you will see. The English official page also notes that multiples of one card may appear and that full sets may be hard to assemble. For rarity tiers across the set, read our PRB-02 Secret Rare and Special Cards guide.

How do I buy Zoro PRB-02 products from Samurai Sword Tokyo?

Buy the sealed PRB-02 Japanese booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), then check shipping and payment in the policy pages. The box holds 10 packs of 10 cards, which is 100 cards. Cards are randomly packed, so a box does not guarantee any Zoro card.

A damaged box version (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) also has its own page. Its description says the outer box has cosmetic damage, the cards inside are unaffected, and it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds.

Our shipping policy says orders go by FedEx International Connect Plus (usually 3-7 business days after dispatch) or FedEx International Priority (usually 2-5 business days). These are estimates, and most orders are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears. Our payment methods page says all payments are in JPY. Wise carries no processing fee; PayPal and cards through PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB) carry a 5% fee.

More PRB-02 guides

• Luffy PRB-02: Character Cards Guide
• PRB-02 Chase Cards: Top Pulls From ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST vol.2
• PRB-02 Booster Box Buying Guide
• PRB-02 SP, Secret Rare and Parallel List

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