Zoro OP-15: Stats, Effects and Versions of OP15-094 and OP15-113

Updated November 10, 2026

Zoro OP15 means Roronoa Zoro in ONE PIECE CARD GAME BOOSTER PACK -Adventure on KAMI’s Island- [OP-15 (OP15)]. The official card list shows two Zoro card numbers: OP15-094 (Uncommon, Black) and OP15-113 (Super Rare, Yellow), and OP15-113 also has a parallel art version.

Zoro cards come out of sealed booster packs. Our product pages for the set include the OP-15 Japanese booster box (damaged box) and the regular OP-15 booster box page (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order).

Which Zoro OP15 cards exist?

There are two Zoro card numbers in OP-15, and three printings counting the parallel art. The table below copies the printed data from the official card list.

Both are Characters with the Slash attribute. They are different cards in different colors, so a Black deck and a Yellow deck would each use a different Zoro.

What does Zoro OP15-094 do?

OP15-094 is a Black Uncommon Character that can protect your other Straw Hat Crew Characters. It costs 2, has 1000 power and a 1000 counter, and carries the Blocker keyword.

The printed effect reads: if your {Straw Hat Crew} type Character other than this Character would be removed from the field by your opponent’s effect, you may trash this Character instead. So the card acts as a stand-in for a crewmate. Its type is Straw Hat Crew, so it also counts as one itself.

• Cost 2: the cheaper of the two Zoro cards.
• Power 1000, Counter 1000: a low power value with a printed counter.
• Attribute Slash, Black.

What does Zoro OP15-113 SR do?

OP15-113 is a Yellow Super Rare Character with an On Play effect that adjusts your Life cards. It costs 4, has 6000 power and no counter value.

The printed effect reads: [On Play] You may trash 1 card from your hand: Add up to 1 card from the top of your deck to the top of your Life cards. The trash is optional, and the Life gain happens only if you pay it. Its type is Sky Island/Straw Hat Crew, so it fits both the Skypiea theme of the set and the Straw Hat Crew group.

Which Zoro should I choose, OP15-094 or OP15-113?

Choose the card that matches your deck color: OP15-094 for Black and OP15-113 for Yellow. The table puts the printed differences next to each other.

OP15-094 is the cheap defender: it costs 2, blocks, and can be trashed to save another Straw Hat Crew Character. OP15-113 is the heavier card: it costs 4, has 6000 power, and trades a card from your hand for a card on top of your Life. Both share the Slash attribute and the Straw Hat Crew type.

How does the OP15-113 parallel art differ from the regular card?

The parallel art version of OP15-113 has the same stats and effect; only the illustration treatment differs. The official list marks it as the «parallel art version of this card number» and prints the same Cost 4, Power 6000 and On Play text.

Because the card number is identical, the number alone does not tell you which version a listing shows. Match the photo to the version you want.

How do I read the Zoro OP15 stat line?

Read the card number first, then rarity, color, cost, power and counter, in that order.

• OP15-094: the number identifies the card within OP-15; UC is Uncommon.
• OP15-113: SR is Super Rare.
• Counter «-«: OP15-113 has no counter value printed.
• Type line: Sky Island/Straw Hat Crew means two types on one card.

A separate official page exists for OP15-EB04, released April 3, 2026 with 159+1 card types. The numbers in this guide come from the official OP-15 card list on the Asia-English site.

Where do the Zoro cards sit in OP-15?

Zoro is a small part of a set built around the Skypiea Arc. The official product page lists 125+1 card types with this rarity breakdown: Special 6, Leader 6, Secret Rare 2, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45 and DON!! Card 1.

That puts OP15-113 among only 10 Super Rares, and OP15-094 among 30 Uncommons. Duplicates of a card can appear in a pack, so a full set may be hard to finish.

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For other characters, see our Luffy OP15 guide and the OP-15 card list article.

How do I check a Zoro OP15 listing?

Check the card number, rarity and art version in the listing against the official list.

Also read the official apology notice dated February 27, 2026. It says a production oversight put six OP-15 cards in two versions, one with an incorrect illustration and one with the correct one, and that no replacements are offered.

How do I buy Zoro OP15 cards from Samurai Sword Tokyo?

Buy the sealed OP-15 product, or a graded card from this set, from our product pages and check out with FedEx shipping from Tokyo. Zoro cards are randomly packed, and the product page states that individual card pulls are not guaranteed.

The damaged box has cosmetic damage to the outer box only; the page says the cards inside are unaffected, photos are samples, and it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. The regular OP-15 booster box page (actualización: agotado — pide reposición vía Quick Order) describes 24 packs of 6 cards, 144 cards per box. For graded cards, see the PSA 10 Monkey.D.Luffy OP-15-098 listing as an example from the same set.

What should I know about shipping and payment before ordering?

Orders ship by FedEx with tracking, and most are processed within 5 business days after payment clears. Our shipping policy lists two services with estimated transit times after dispatch: FedEx International Connect Plus (usually 3-7 business days) and International Priority (usually 2-5 business days). Both times are estimates only, and the cost is calculated at checkout from your address.

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• Stock for sealed Japanese trading card products changes often, so dispatch can take longer than the standard window. If that happens, we email you the revised estimate.
• After handoff to FedEx, customs and carrier events are outside our control.

The payment methods page lists Wise, PayPal, and credit or debit cards through PayPal, all charged in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee.

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