Smoker is one of the few Marines who has stuck around long enough to get a card of his own more than once — twice as a Leader, in fact. Introduced in Loguetown as one of Luffy’s earliest serious opponents and known for his Logia-type smoke powers, he’s been printed repeatedly across the One Piece Card Game’s run, from a Paramount War Leader slot to a shared card with fellow Marine Tashigi.
This guide walks through every Smoker printing catalogued on Limitless TCG — eleven base card numbers, eighteen prints once you count parallels — and shows where those cards actually turn up in currently listed Japanese product. If you already know which card number you’re holding, jump straight to it in the contents below; if you’re just starting to piece together which Smoker cards exist, the full table in the next section is the fastest way to get oriented.
Because that card pool is spread across booster boxes, three separate starter decks, and a standalone promo, there’s no single product that gets you every Smoker number in one purchase. Assembling a complete set means combining sealed product with individual starter-deck cards, which is exactly what the section-by-section breakdown below is built to help with.
Smoker has been printed on 11 base card numbers (18 total with parallels) between OP02 and OP16, including two Leader cards, three starter-deck exclusives, and a combined card with Tashigi. We don’t currently have single Smoker cards in stock, but his prints are packed inside our currently listed OP-16, OP-10, and OP-11 Japanese booster boxes.
Card data verified against Limitless TCG’s One Piece database as of August 2026. Prices below are our own listed prices for sealed Japanese product, converted at ¥159/USD. No single Smoker cards are currently in our inventory.
Two of those eleven numbers put Smoker in the Leader seat, in two separate numbered sets released well apart from each other on the game’s set-numbering timeline. That’s worth flagging up front, since it means anyone building a Smoker-led deck needs to check which of the two Leader numbers they’re working from before picking support cards, rather than assuming there’s only one to choose from.
Every Smoker Card in the One Piece Card Game
Eleven base card numbers carry a Smoker print, spanning two Leader cards, four mainline expansion cards, three starter-deck exclusives, one promo, and one crossover card shared with Tashigi:
| Card # | Rarity | Set / Product |
|---|---|---|
| OP02-093 | Leader card (base + 2 parallels) | OP02 “Paramount War” |
| OP10-001 | Leader card (base + alt art parallel) | OP10 “Royal Blood” |
| OP02-102 | Rare | OP02 “Paramount War” |
| OP10-030 | Super Rare (base + 2 parallels) | OP10 “Royal Blood” |
| OP11-005 | Common | OP11 “A Fist of Divine Speed” |
| OP16-028 | Common | OP16 “The Time of Battle” |
| EB04-003 | Rare (base + special art parallel) | EB04 “Adventure on Kami’s Island” (Smoker & Tashigi) |
| ST06-004 | Super Rare | ST06 “Absolute Justice” starter deck |
| ST19-001 | Common | ST19 “Black Smoker” starter deck |
| ST33-003 | Common | ST33 “BLUE Kuzan” starter deck |
| P-025 | Promo (base + foil variant) | Promotional card |
A quick note on the “base + parallel(s)” wording in that Rarity column: in One Piece Card Game terminology, a parallel is an alternate foil or art treatment of the exact same card number. Same stats, same effect, different finish. Four of the eleven numbers above — OP02-093, OP10-001, OP10-030, and EB04-003 — have at least one parallel alongside the base print, which is why card number matters more than rarity name when you’re trying to pin down exactly which Smoker card you’re holding.
As catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026, Smoker’s mainline (non-starter, non-promo) appearances cluster in four numbered sets: OP02, OP10, OP11, and OP16. The sections below cover each group in more detail, starting with the two cards that put Smoker in the Leader slot.
The Two Smoker Leader Cards
Smoker has led a deck twice: once in the original Paramount War set, and again eight sets later in Royal Blood.
OP02-093 is Smoker’s original Leader print, released in Paramount War. Limitless TCG’s card database lists an alternate art parallel of this same number, plus a second entry it describes as “BLACK Smoker.” The exact card-number suffix and official naming for that BLACK Smoker printing haven’t been cross-verified against the official card list, so we’re noting it here as reported rather than confirmed.
OP10-001 is Smoker’s second Leader card, arriving in Royal Blood with an alternate art parallel of its own. Its full ability text isn’t included in this search, but the card is a Navy-themed Leader that fits Royal Blood’s general focus on that stretch of the story.
OP02-093 and OP10-001 are separate deck-building Leaders from two different numbered sets, eight releases apart. They’re not variants of each other — if you’re assembling a Smoker Leader deck, check which card number you actually have before buying support cards for it.
The Chase Non-Leader Prints: OP10-030 & OP02-102
OP10-030 is the Super Rare, non-Leader Smoker card from Royal Blood, with two additional parallel printings of the same number. It ties ST06-004 as the highest-rarity non-Leader Smoker card catalogued in this search, and having two extra parallels alongside the base print puts it ahead of every other non-Leader Smoker number for sheer print-run variety.
Paramount War also produced a non-Leader Smoker card in the same set as the OP02-093 Leader: OP02-102, a Rare-rarity card with no listed parallels. Together, OP02-093/OP02-102 and OP10-001/OP10-030 form matching Leader-plus-support pairs from the same two sets, which makes those two booster boxes the most efficient way to pull a spread of Smoker rarities from a single product rather than chasing numbers across multiple sets.
Card for card, OP10-030 has the deeper print run of the two non-Leader support cards — three total finishes (the base print plus two parallels) against OP02-102’s single, unparalleled printing. If finish variety rather than just the character is what you’re after, Royal Blood is the set to focus on.
The Smoker & Tashigi Crossover: EB04-003
EB04-003 combines Smoker and Tashigi on a single Rare-rarity card in EB04 “Adventure on Kami’s Island,” alongside a special art parallel of the same number. It’s the only card on this list that pairs Smoker with another named character rather than printing him solo.
Combined-character cards like this one take up a single deck slot but effectively cover two characters’ checklists at once, which is part of why they’re worth tracking separately from either character’s solo card pool. If Tashigi is your primary interest rather than Smoker, EB04-003 belongs on her checklist too — and it’s the one card in this guide that does double duty.
If you’re building out a Tashigi collection alongside your Smoker cards, our Tashigi One Piece card guide covers her solo printings in the same format as this one.
Smoker Across Three Starter Decks
Starter decks in the One Piece Card Game are ready-to-play 51-card sets built around a themed Leader, and Smoker shows up as a support card in three different ones, each at a different rarity:
- ST06-004 (Super Rare) — the Marine-themed “Absolute Justice” starter deck, and the highest-rarity starter print Smoker has.
- ST19-001 (Common) — from a starter deck literally titled “Black Smoker,” matching the deck name on the card itself.
- ST33-003 (Common) — a supporting appearance in “BLUE Kuzan,” a starter deck built around a different Navy admiral, Kuzan.
Worth flagging: the ST19 “Black Smoker” deck title and the “BLACK Smoker” Leader variant noted in the OP02-093 section above share the same name, but we’re not treating them as confirmed to be the same variant or otherwise connected — it’s a naming overlap worth knowing about, not a verified relationship.
Smoker also has a single promotional printing, P-025, which Limitless lists with a base version and a second finish described there as a “Prize Cards” foil variant. As with the BLACK Smoker Leader listing above, that specific variant name hasn’t been cross-checked against official materials, so treat it as reported rather than confirmed. Between the three starter decks and the single promo, four of Smoker’s eleven card numbers only ever came in non-booster-box product — a meaningful share of the character’s card pool for anyone trying to complete the full set of eleven.
Building a Smoker Collection: Three Starting Points
With eleven numbers spread across boxes, starter decks, and a promo, how you approach a Smoker collection depends on what you’re actually after:
- Budget entry point: open a currently listed OP-16 box for a shot at OP16-028, the newest and lowest-rarity Smoker print on this list.
- Leader-focused: the OP-10 Royal Blood box is the single most efficient product here, since it’s the only one that can produce both a Leader card (OP10-001) and the Super Rare non-Leader print (OP10-030) from the same box.
- Completionist: the starter-deck exclusives (ST06-004, ST19-001, ST33-003) and the P-025 promo don’t come from booster boxes at all, so rounding out all eleven numbers means sourcing those separately — our Quick Order page is the place to request them.
The Easiest Smoker Print to Find Right Now
OP16-028 is the newest Smoker print in this search, a Common-rarity card from OP16 “The Time of Battle.” Because it’s a Common from the most recent mainline set on this list, opening a box gets you a full spread of the set’s card pool rather than a guaranteed single card — it’s still worth knowing before treating box-opening as a targeted way to land one specific number, but it’s the print you’re best positioned to find without hunting for a single.
We don’t currently have any graded or single Smoker cards in stock across any of the eleven printings above — if you’re chasing a specific number, you can request a quote via our Quick Order page. For graded singles generally, our PSA 10 One Piece cards buying guide covers how we handle certified copies when they do come in stock — PSA independently determines authenticity and grade on every certified card.
Where to Buy Smoker Cards from Japan
Since no Smoker singles are currently in stock, the direct route to these prints is the sealed Japanese boxes that contain them. Royal Blood is the strongest single box for Smoker collectors — it’s the only product on this list carrying both a Leader card (OP10-001) and the Super Rare non-Leader print (OP10-030). Most of the options below are listed as damaged-box units, which is how we pass along a lower price on those particular boxes; the OP-16 box is also available as a regular listing if you’d rather skip that tier.
Other options for pulling a Smoker card straight from a box:
- OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese Booster Box (contains OP16-028), currently listed at ¥12,540 (~$79) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), or the damaged box variant at ¥11,540 (~$73). See our OP-16 best cards breakdown for the full set.
- OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Japanese Booster Box — Damaged Box (contains OP11-005), currently listed at ¥37,698 (~$237) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). See our OP-11 best cards breakdown.
Our OP-10 Royal Blood best cards breakdown has more on what else ships in that box alongside Smoker. If you collect other Marine and antagonist characters, our Rob Lucci One Piece card guide and Kaido One Piece card guide follow the same format as this one.
Foire aux questions
How many Smoker cards are there in the One Piece Card Game?
Eleven base card numbers, or 18 prints total once parallels are counted, according to Limitless TCG’s database as of August 2026. They span OP02 through OP16, three starter decks, and one promo card.
Does Smoker have more than one Leader card?
Yes — two. OP02-093 from Paramount War was his first Leader print, and OP10-001 from Royal Blood is his second, released roughly eight sets later.
What is the Smoker & Tashigi card?
EB04-003, a Rare-rarity card from EB04 “Adventure on Kami’s Island” that combines Smoker and Tashigi on one card, with a special art parallel of the same number.
Is Smoker in stock as a single card at Samurai Sword?
Not currently — we have no graded or single Smoker cards in stock across any of the eleven printings. His cards can be pulled from currently listed sealed boxes such as OP-16, OP-10, and OP-11 Japanese booster boxes, and single-card restock requests can be made through our Quick Order page.
Which set is the easiest way to pull a Smoker card today?
OP16-028 is the newest catalogued Smoker print, a Common from OP16 “The Time of Battle,” currently listed as a sealed booster box at ¥12,540 (about $79).
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