Nami OP17: Character Cards Guide (OP17-023 and OP17-086)

Nami OP17 means two Uncommon (UC) Character cards in ONE PIECE Card Game OP-17 (OP17), The World’s Strongest Warriors: OP17-023, a Green cost-1 Nami, and OP17-086, a Black cost-1 Nami shown in Elbaph attire. This guide covers what each card does, how they differ and how to check a listing.

Updated November 10, 2026

Key facts

Which Nami OP17 cards exist?

Two: OP17-023 and OP17-086, both UC Characters with cost 1, according to the official card list for BOOSTER PACK -The World’s Strongest Warriors- [OP-17]. The table below gives the printed data from the English official card list.

What does Nami OP17-023 do?

Nami OP17-023 protects your East Blue and Straw Hat Crew Characters by letting you rest this card instead of having one of them K.O.’d. The printed effect reads: « If one of your {East Blue} or {Straw Hat Crew} type Characters would be K.O.’d, you may rest this Character instead. »

It is a Green Character with Wisdom attribute, cost 1, power 1000 and a printed Counter of 2000. The effect is optional (« you may »), so you choose each time whether to use it. Its types, East Blue and Straw Hat Crew, are the same two types named in the effect.

What does Nami OP17-086 do?

Nami OP17-086 draws you cards: its On Play effect lets you trash 1 {Elbaph} type card from your hand to draw 2 cards. The effect is optional, and it needs an Elbaph card in your hand to pay the cost.

This is a Black Character with Special attribute, cost 1, power 2000 and Counter 1000. It carries the Elbaph and Straw Hat Crew types. Trashing one card and drawing two leaves you with one more card in hand than before. The official English product page shows this Nami in Elbaph attire under the line « The Straw Hat Crew Appears in Elbaph Attire! », which matches the set’s Elbaph theme (official OP-17 booster page).

How do the two Nami OP17 cards compare?

OP17-023 is the defensive Nami and OP17-086 is the card-draw Nami. They share a rarity, a cost and the Straw Hat Crew type, and differ in almost everything else.

If you collect by character, you need both, since each is a different card number rather than a different print of the same card.

How do I check a Nami OP17 listing before buying?

Match the card number first: OP17-023 for Green, OP17-086 for Black. Then check the other printed details against the table above.

• Card number and set code: it must read OP17-023 or OP17-086, not a Nami from another set.
• Rarity: both are UC; a listing that calls a Nami from OP-17 a higher rarity does not match the official list.
• Color and stats: Green with 1000 power and 2000 Counter, or Black with 2000 power and 1000 Counter.
• Edition: our products are the Japanese edition of OP-17. The official English release of the set has its own dates and pricing.

The official pages note that illustrations and product details may differ from the final product, so treat promotional images as a guide and rely on the printed number. They also say multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble, which matters if you want a playset of either Nami.

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For sealed products, check the purchase unit. A booster box is 24 packs of 6 cards. A carton is 12 booster boxes shipped as the carton itself, not as 12 separate boxes.

Where do the Nami cards sit in OP-17?

Both Nami cards are Uncommons (UC). The official OP-17 page lists these rarities for the set: Special Cards, Treasure Rare, Leader Cards, Secret Rares, Super Rares, Rares, Uncommons, Commons and DON!! Cards. OP-17 is the fourth-anniversary set, themed on Elbaph and the Four Emperors, and the official news says the Straw Hat Pirates appear together in Elbaf arc outfits (official ONE PIECE news).

The Japanese release date is August 22, 2026, and a pack sold at 240 yen, tax included, in Japan. The official English site lists a separate English-edition pre-release on August 21 and release on August 28, 2026. Those dates belong to the English product, not the Japanese cards this guide covers.

What else came with the OP-17 release?

The OP-17 release came with a 4th Anniversary Event, which the official English site lists for August 21 to September 13, 2026. Each store chooses Constructed, Sealed or Standard Regulation as its format (official event page).

Participation prizes are the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack (75 types in total), the 4th Anniversary Leader Card P-110 Monkey.D.Luffy and World United DON!! Cards (EN_01 and EN_02). The winner prize is P-110 Monkey.D.Luffy in Silver foil with a Gold stamp. On the set itself, the official news says the Yonko appear as leader cards and Rocks D. Xebec makes his first card game appearance. For the promo list, see our 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack guide.

Which other Straw Hat guides cover OP-17?

Several of Nami’s crewmates have their own OP-17 guides on our site: Robin OP17 (Nico Robin OP17-087), Zoro OP17, Usopp OP-17 and Luffy OP-17.

How do I buy OP-17 packs that contain Nami?

Buy a sealed Japanese OP-17 booster box, because the Nami cards come from randomly packed boosters and individual pulls are not guaranteed. The standard OP-17 booster box (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) holds 24 packs. The OP-17 carton is 12 boxes. The Damaged Box (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) is an unopened box with outer-box damage, sold as-is at a discount with no returns or refunds. Pricing and availability are shown on each product page and confirmed at checkout.

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. Standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch; expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both are estimates, and the cost is calculated at checkout. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared. All payments are in Japanese yen: Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee, while PayPal and card payments (through PayPal) carry a 5% fee. Read the Shipping Policy and Moyens de paiement pages for the full terms.

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