Lucci OP03 means Rob Lucci in the Japanese edition of ONE PIECE Card Game OP-03 (OP03) Pillars of Strength. The official card list shows three Lucci numbers: OP03-071 (Rare), OP03-076 (Leader) and OP03-092 (Super Rare). The Leader and the Super Rare also have parallel art versions.
Updated November 10, 2026
- Rob Lucci appears as OP03-071 (R, purple Character), OP03-076 (L, black Leader) and OP03-092 (SR, black Character).
- OP03-076 and OP03-092 each have a parallel art version on the official card list.
- The Leader and the SR both carry the CP9 type; the Rare is Water Seven/Galley-La Company.
- OP-03 boxes hold 24 packs of 6 cards, and individual pulls are never guaranteed.
What is Lucci OP03 and which cards carry the name?
Lucci OP03 covers three Rob Lucci card numbers in Pillars of Strength, one in each of three rarities: R, L and SR. The table below lists them as printed on the official Asia English card list.
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colección | BOOSTER PACK -PILLARS OF STRENGTH- [OP-03] (OP03), Japanese edition |
| Japanese name | 強大な敵 (Powerful Enemies) per the Japanese official page |
| Release date | February 11, 2023 in Japan (Bandai); the English site lists June 30, 2023 (official) |
| Set size | 127 card types, 6 cartas por sobre plus 1 index card |
| Lucci card numbers | OP03-071, OP03-076, OP03-092 |
Lucci cards come out of sealed packs. Our regular OP-03 Pillars of Strength Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 packs, and what is inside is random.
| Number | Rarity | Type of card | Color | Cost / Life | Power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP03-071 | R | Character | Purple | Cost 5 | 6000 |
| OP03-076 | L | Leader | Black | Life 5 | 5000 |
| OP03-092 | SR | Character | Black | Cost 6 | 7000 |
What does the Lucci OP03-076 Leader do?
OP03-076 is a black Leader with Life 5 and Power 5000 that sets itself active when your opponent’s Character is K.O.’d. The effect reads: [Your Turn] [Once Per Turn] You may trash 2 cards from your hand: When your opponent’s Character is K.O.’d, set this Leader as active.
The printed attribute is Strike and the type is CP9. Its Counter is shown as «-«. The cost of the effect is two cards from your hand, so each use is a real trade, and it only works on your own turn and once per turn.
The type line matters for the next card. CP9 contains «CP», which is the wording the Super Rare checks for in the trash.
What does the Lucci OP03-092 Super Rare do?
OP03-092 is a Cost 6, Power 7000 black Character that gains Rush on the turn it is played if you pay its trash cost. The card reads: [On Play] You may place 2 cards with a type including «CP» from your trash at the bottom of your deck in any order: This Character gains [Rush] during this turn. Rush lets a card attack on the turn it is played.
It has Strike attribute, CP9 type and no Counter value. Because it checks for «CP» in the trash, it shares its type line with the OP03-076 Leader above. Both numbers, SR and L, appear on the official list with a parallel art version, labelled Rob Lucci (Parallel).
What does the Lucci OP03-071 Rare do?
OP03-071 is a purple Cost 5 Character with Power 6000 and Counter 1000 that rests an opposing Character when it attacks. The effect is: [When Attacking] DON!! −1 (You may return the specified number of DON!! cards from your field to your DON!! deck.): Rest up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters with a cost of 5 or less.
This is the only Lucci in OP-03 with a Counter value, and the only purple one. Its type is Water Seven/Galley-La Company with Strike attribute, so it does not share the CP9 type of the other two. It is a different card in color, type and role, not a recolor of the Leader.
Which Lucci OP03 cards have parallel versions?
The official list shows parallel art versions for OP03-076 and OP03-092, both listed as Rob Lucci (Parallel). The parallel keeps the same rarity, stats and effect as the standard card, so only the artwork differs.
| Number | Estándar | Parallel on the official list |
|---|---|---|
| OP03-071 | Rob Lucci (R) | Not shown |
| OP03-076 | Rob Lucci (L) | Rob Lucci (Parallel) (L) |
| OP03-092 | Rob Lucci (SR) | Rob Lucci (Parallel) (SR) |
Across the whole set the official pages count 27 parallel versions. For the full set breakdown, see our OP-03 parallel and alt-art card list.
How do I check a Lucci OP03 listing?
Check the card number and rarity first, then the version: the number must read OP03-071, OP03-076 or OP03-092, and the rarity must match the table above. A «Rob Lucci» listing without a number does not tell you which of the three cards it is.
- Number and rarity: R for 071, L for 076, SR for 092.
- Standard or parallel: only 076 and 092 have a parallel on the official list. A parallel claim on 071 does not match it.
- Language and edition: this guide is for the Japanese edition. The official English site and the Japanese site list different release dates for the same set.
- Effect text: compare it with the official card list text quoted above.
The official English card list for OP03 shows the same three numbers and rarities, so you can cross-check the name against either official list.
Where does Lucci OP03 sit in the Pillars of Strength set?
The three Lucci numbers sit across the Leader, Rare and Super Rare tiers of a 127-card set. The official breakdown is Leader 8, Common 45, Uncommon 32, Rare 26, Super Rare 10, Secret Rare 2 and Special Card 4. That makes OP03-076 one of 8 Leaders, OP03-092 one of 10 Super Rares and OP03-071 one of 26 Rares.
For other cards in the set, our OP-03 chase cards guide covers them. Our page for the box lists Kaido, Charlotte Katakuri, Kozuki Oden and Eustass Kid as key cards; Lucci is not in that list.
Where can I buy Lucci OP03 from Japan?
Our OP-03 listings are sealed boxes, so a Lucci pull comes from opening packs and is never guaranteed. The regular OP-03 Pillars of Strength Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 packs of 6 cards (144 cards), and the page states the specific cards in each box are random. A lower-priced route is the Damaged Box, which has cosmetic outer-box damage; it is sold as-is, with no returns or refunds. There is also a carton listing, Carton – Damaged Box, under the same damaged-item terms.
Orders ship from our Tokyo warehouse via FedEx with tracking. The shipping policy states that most orders ship within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears. Standard FedEx International Connect Plus usually takes 3-7 business days after dispatch, and Expedited FedEx International Priority usually takes 2-5; both are estimates. Cost is calculated at checkout. All payments are in Japanese yen: Wise carries no processing fee, and PayPal and card payments carry a 5% fee, as set out on the payment methods page.
More OP-03 guides
- OP-03 Pillars of Strength complete card list
- Which OP-03 box to buy
- OP-03 booster box buying guide
- Sogeking OP03-122 comic parallel guide
Preguntas frecuentes
How many Lucci cards are in OP-03?
There are three Rob Lucci card numbers: OP03-071, OP03-076 and OP03-092. OP03-076 and OP03-092 each also have a parallel art version on the official list.
Which Lucci OP03 card is the Leader?
OP03-076 is the Leader. It is black, with Life 5, Power 5000 and the CP9 type.
Which Lucci OP03 card is the Super Rare?
OP03-092 is the Super Rare. It is a Cost 6, Power 7000 black Character that can gain Rush when played.
Is there a Secret Rare Lucci in OP-03?
No Secret Rare Lucci appears on the official list for Pillars of Strength. The listed Lucci rarities are R, L and SR.
Can I buy a box and be sure to pull Lucci?
No. The cards in each box are randomly packed, and individual pulls are not guaranteed.
For a first-time buyer, the Leader OP03-076 and the Super Rare OP03-092 are the pair to look at together, since they share the CP9 type and both have parallels. OP03-071 is a separate purple card.
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