Jinbe’s type line reads differently depending on which set you pull him from. Early prints list him as Fish-Man and The Sun Pirates. The Impel Down-era reprint due in OP-17 adds Impel Down to that combination. The second new OP-17 card drops The Sun Pirates entirely and reads Fish-Man, Elbaph, and Straw Hat Crew — new artwork for the character’s current arc. Three type combinations, confirmed across the official card list and the LimitlessTCG card database, and all of them line up with where Jinbe actually was in the story at each point: Sun Pirates captain, temporary Impel Down inmate, and now a full member of the crew.
This guide runs through the seven Jinbe printings covered here, from his first appearance in the ST01 starter deck through his single confirmed Leader card and the two new cards arriving in OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors. We source Japanese One Piece Card Game sealed product directly out of Tokyo, and this is a sourcing guide rather than a stock list — we don’t carry standing single-card inventory for Jinbe, so pricing below is limited to the one product we do have a confirmed listing for: the OP-17 booster box itself.
That framing matters for how to use this guide. If you’re chasing a specific Jinbe single — the OP11-021 Leader, the ST01-005 starter card, or anything in between — the fastest path is our Quick Order page, where we source individual cards on request rather than pulling from a public shelf. If you’d rather open packs and see what comes out, sealed OP-17 product is where both new Jinbe cards are printed.
This guide covers seven Jinbe printings, including one Leader card (OP11-021) and two brand-new OP-17 cards — OP17-051 and OP17-083 — both arriving with his current Elbaph-arc typing. OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors releases in Japan on August 22, 2026, and the OP-17 booster box is currently listed at ¥28,000, pre-order, shipping on or after August 24.
Card data is drawn from the official OP card list and the LimitlessTCG card database; card pages were checked directly, though the two new OP-17 image URLs aren’t live on the official server yet (see the callout below). This is a sourcing guide, not a stock list — we don’t hold standing single-card inventory for Jinbe, so no per-card pricing is shown below. The one price referenced throughout is our own listed price for the OP-17 booster box.
Every Jinbe Card at a Glance
The seven printings covered in this guide span a starter-deck Common, mid-set Uncommons and Rares, one Leader card, and two brand-new OP-17 cards, confirmed across the official card list and the LimitlessTCG card database:
| Code | Rarity | Série | Notable trait |
|---|---|---|---|
| ST01-005 | Common | ST01 Straw Hat Crew | [DON!!x1][When Attacking] gives another Leader or Character +1000 power |
| OP01-014 | Uncommon | OP01 Romance Dawn | Blocker + On Block deploys a cost-2-or-under Red Character |
| OP05-066 | Common | OP05 Awakening of the New Era | Blocker; +1000 power on the opponent’s turn once 10 DON!! are in play |
| OP11-021 | Leader | OP11 A Fist of Divine Speed | End of Your Turn: activates a Fish-Man/Merfolk Character and a DON!! card if hand is 6 or fewer |
| OP12-009 | Rare | OP12 Legacy of the Master | Gains Rush by revealing 2 Event cards from hand |
| OP17-051 | Common | OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors | +2000 counter; Fish-Man/Impel Down/The Sun Pirates type |
| OP17-083 | Common | OP17 The World’s Strongest Warriors | Gains Blocker +3000 power if a cost-12-or-higher Character is in play; Fish-Man/Elbaph/Straw Hat Crew type |
Our review found one Leader card and no confirmed Secret Rare or Manga Parallel printing for Jinbe. If you come across a listing advertising either of those for him, treat it as unverified against the official card list we checked.
The sections below go through each printing in order, then cover the two new OP-17 cards in detail.
The Leader: OP11-021
Jinbe’s only confirmed Leader card comes from OP11 A Fist of Divine Speed, illustrated by Midori Matsuda. It’s a Green Leader with 5000 power and 5 Life, and its End of Your Turn ability activates one Fish-Man or Merfolk-type Character plus one DON!! card, as long as your hand is six cards or fewer at that point. It also has a confirmed Alt Art parallel, shown above alongside the standard version.
Because it’s the only Leader card confirmed for the character, OP11-021 is the reference point for any Jinbe-led deck — there’s no second Leader printing to compare it against, unlike some other cast members who get reprinted as Leader across multiple sets.
Early Prints: ST01-005 and OP01-014
ST01-005 is Jinbe’s first printing, a Common Character card from ST01 Straw Hat Crew, the game’s original starter deck. Its effect pairs a DON!!x1 cost with a When Attacking trigger that gives another Leader or Character on your side +1000 power. It’s been reprinted more than once since — it appears again in the Premium Card Collection -25th Edition- and in Gift Collection 2023, though our review didn’t confirm which of those reprints any specific listing on the secondary market corresponds to.
OP01-014 is an Uncommon from OP01 Romance Dawn, the game’s first mainline booster set. It combines Blocker with an On Block ability that can deploy a Red Character of cost 2 or under. This printing was also reprinted in the FILM RED Edition premium collection.
Rework and Rush: OP05-066 and OP12-009
OP05-066, from OP05 Awakening of the New Era, is a Purple Common Blocker with a conditional power boost — once ten DON!! cards are in play, it gains +1000 power on the opponent’s turn. Illustration is credited to nukadokomogera. This card has also been reprinted in the ST18 and ST26 Luffy starter decks.
OP12-009, from OP12 Legacy of the Master, is a Red Rare with a Rush-granting effect: reveal two Event cards from your hand to give this card Rush for the turn it’s played. Its type line reads Fish-Man/The Sun Pirates, tying it to Jinbe’s pre-crew era as Sun Pirates captain. Illustration is credited to Aidle Co. Ltd.
Why Jinbe’s Type Line Keeps Changing
Type lines on One Piece Card Game cards aren’t cosmetic — they gate which support cards and Leader abilities a Character can trigger, and Jinbe’s type history across these seven printings tracks his story arc more closely than his rarity or set does. OP12-009 reads Fish-Man/The Sun Pirates, anchoring it to the era before he joined the Straw Hats, when he still captained his own crew. OP17-051 keeps Fish-Man but swaps in Impel Down, reflecting his time as a prisoner there rather than a captain. OP17-083 drops The Sun Pirates entirely and adds Elbaph and Straw Hat Crew — the type combination for where the character actually stands today, post-timeskip and fully part of the crew.
For deckbuilders, that means a Jinbe-focused deck built around Sun Pirates synergy won’t necessarily benefit from the same support cards as one built around Straw Hat Crew synergy, even though both cards share the same character name and face art style. For collectors, it’s a straightforward way to date a Jinbe card at a glance once you know what to look for on the type line, without needing to check the set code first.
New for OP-17: OP17-051 and OP17-083
OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors, releasing in Japan on August 22, 2026, adds two new Jinbe cards — and between them, they track his most recent story arcs.
OP17-051 is a Blue Common with a +2000 counter value. Its type line is Fish-Man/Impel Down/The Sun Pirates, placing it in the Impel Down arc of the story rather than his current crew era. Illustration is credited to Moopic.
OP17-083 is a Black Common that gains Blocker and +3000 power whenever a Character with cost 12 or higher is on the field. Its type line drops The Sun Pirates and reads Fish-Man/Elbaph/Straw Hat Crew — new artwork built around the Elbaph arc, illustrated by Katsuo Tadano.
Both OP17-051 and OP17-083 are still pre-release as of this guide, so the official card-image server hasn’t published art for either code yet. We’ll add images once the set is live and the official card list reflects them.
Both new cards ship inside the same product — there’s no separate allocation by character, and OP-17 is currently available to pre-order ahead of its Japan release.
Where to Buy Jinbe Cards and the OP-17 Box
We ship Japanese One Piece Card Game sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the two new Jinbe cards specifically, the direct route is sealed OP-17 product — both OP17-051 and OP17-083 are printed in this set, currently listed at ¥28,000 as a pre-order shipping on or after August 24.
For the earlier printings — ST01-005, OP01-014, OP05-066, the OP11-021 Leader, or OP12-009 — we don’t carry standing single-card inventory for Jinbe. The fastest way to source a specific card is our Quick Order page, where we can quote and source individual cards on request. Browse the full lineup of Japanese One Piece booster boxes in our One Piece booster box collection.
For more on how OP11-021’s set stacks up as a whole, see our OP-11 best cards guide. Our One Piece booster box buying guide covers how to shop sealed product generally, our PSA 10 One Piece cards buying guide covers the graded side of the market, and our One Piece Leader cards guide covers how Leader cards like OP11-021 work across the wider game.
Foire aux questions
What is Jinbe’s Leader card in the One Piece Card Game?
OP11-021, from OP11 A Fist of Divine Speed. It’s a Green Leader with 5000 power and 5 Life, and its End of Your Turn ability activates a Fish-Man or Merfolk-type Character plus a DON!! card if your hand is six cards or fewer. It’s the only confirmed Leader printing for the character, and it has a confirmed Alt Art parallel.
Is Jinbe in the OP-17 set?
Yes — two new cards. OP17-051 is a Blue Common typed Fish-Man/Impel Down/The Sun Pirates, and OP17-083 is a Black Common typed Fish-Man/Elbaph/Straw Hat Crew. Both come from OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors, releasing in Japan on August 22, 2026.
How many Jinbe cards exist in the One Piece Card Game?
At least seven confirmed printings, including ST01-005, OP01-014, OP05-066, the OP11-021 Leader, OP12-009, and the two new OP-17 cards, OP17-051 and OP17-083 — this guide covers those seven; additional OP-16 printings exist outside its scope.
Does Jinbe have a Secret Rare or Manga Parallel card?
Our review of the official card list did not confirm a Secret Rare or Manga Parallel printing for Jinbe. If you see either advertised, treat it as unverified.
Where can I buy Jinbe One Piece cards from Japan?
We ship Japanese One Piece Card Game sealed product from Tokyo. The OP-17 booster box, currently listed at ¥28,000 as a pre-order, is the set that includes both new Jinbe cards. For earlier printings, we don’t hold standing single-card stock for Jinbe — use our Quick Order page to request sourcing for a specific card.
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