Hancock OP16: Character Cards Guide to OP16-032 and OP16-112

Updated November 10, 2026

Hancock OP16 means Boa Hancock in OP-16 (OP16) The Time of Battle. The set has two Hancock card numbers: OP16-032, a Super Rare Green Character with Unblockable that also has a parallel art version, and OP16-112, a Yellow Common. This guide covers what each card does and how to check a listing.

Which Boa Hancock cards are in the Hancock OP16 set?

The official card list shows three Hancock entries in OP-16: OP16-032, the parallel art version of OP16-032, and OP16-112. The table below gives the set facts first, then the card versions.

All three are Characters with the Special attribute and the Kuja Pirates type. The two OP16-032 entries also carry the Impel Down and The Seven Warlords of the Sea types.

What does Hancock OP16-032 do?

OP16-032 Boa Hancock is a 7-cost Green Character that cannot be blocked and, when played, stops one opposing Character from being rested. The printed text reads: [Unblockable] (This card cannot be blocked.) [On Play] Up to 1 of your opponent’s Characters other than [Monkey.D.Luffy] cannot be rested until the end of your opponent’s next End Phase.

The card text has two parts. The Unblockable keyword means attacks from this Hancock cannot be blocked. The On Play effect targets up to one opposing Character, with a single named exception: [Monkey.D.Luffy] cannot be chosen. The restriction lasts until the end of your opponent’s next End Phase, so it covers one turn cycle rather than the whole game.

The printed stats are power 9000 at cost 7, and the counter field shows a dash, which means the card has no counter value. Compare that with OP16-112, which prints a 1000 counter.

How do you read the Hancock OP16-032 card line by line?

Read it in this order: card number, rarity, type, color, then cost, power and counter. For OP16-032 that is OP16-032, SR, Character, Green, cost 7, power 9000, counter shown as a dash.

The color is the fastest way to tell the two apart without reading anything else. Green means OP16-032, Yellow means OP16-112.

What is the parallel art version of Hancock OP16-032?

The parallel art version is the same card number, OP16-032, printed with different artwork. The official card list shows it as its own entry, with SR rarity and the same cost, power, color, types and effect as the standard print.

That means the two prints have identical printed text. The difference is the picture, so a listing for either one should name the card number and say clearly which art you are buying. If a listing only says “Hancock SR”, it does not tell you which print you would receive.

Is Hancock OP16-112 worth knowing about?

OP16-112 is the Common Boa Hancock: a Yellow Character with cost 6, power 8000 and a 1000 counter. The official card list gives no effect text for it in the data used for this guide, so only the printed stats are covered here.

What matters for buyers is the contrast. Both cards say Boa Hancock and both are Characters with the Kuja Pirates type, but they differ in rarity, color, cost and power. OP16-112 has a counter value and OP16-032 does not. Anyone searching “Hancock OP16” should check which number a seller means before comparing anything else.

Where does Hancock sit in OP-16?

Hancock is one of the four cards the official OP-16 product page features, alongside OP16-003 Edward.Newgate, OP16-015 Monkey.D.Luffy and OP16-048 Buggy. The same page lists OP16-032 as a combo card in the Monkey.D.Luffy deck, and the English product page repeats both points.

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The set has 126 + 1 card types, and the rarity breakdown on the Asia English page includes 10 Super Rares. OP16-032 is one of the SR entries in that group. The Japanese official page lists the pack at 220 yen (tax included), and the English official page lists an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack. If you want the Luffy side of this pairing, see our Luffy OP16 card guide; for the full rarity picture, see the OP-16 card list guide.

How do you check a Hancock OP16 listing before you buy?

Check four things: the card number, the rarity, the color and the edition. A correct OP16-032 listing says OP16-032, SR, Green and Japanese edition; a correct OP16-112 listing says OP16-112, C and Yellow.

• Card number: OP16-032 or OP16-112. Reject listings that give only the name.
• Rarity: SR for OP16-032 in both prints, C for OP16-112.
• Art version: standard or parallel art. Both share the number OP16-032.
• Stats: cost 7 and power 9000 for OP16-032; cost 6, power 8000 and counter 1000 for OP16-112.
• Edition: the Japanese set released May 30, 2026 and the English set released June 12, 2026 are separate products, so confirm which language you are getting.

Compare what you see against the official card list pages: Asia English list, English list and the Japanese list.

Where can you buy a Hancock OP16 card from Japan?

You can open Hancock cards by buying sealed OP-16 product from Samurai Sword Tokyo. Our listings are sealed boxes and cartons, not single cards, so a Hancock pull is random and never guaranteed. Availability shows on each page and is confirmed at checkout.

The options are the Japanese booster box (pembaruan: stok habis — minta restock via Quick Order) (24 packs), the carton of 12 booster boxes, the damaged box and the damaged carton. The damaged listings are unopened with cosmetic damage to the outer packaging, sold as-is, with no returns or refunds, and their photos are samples.

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with tracking. The shipping policy lists Standard (FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch) and Expedited (FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days); most orders are processed within 5 business days after payment clears, and these are estimates. Payments are in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or cards via PayPal; Wise carries no processing fee, while PayPal and card payments carry a 5% fee. Details are on the payment methods page.

More OP-16 guides

These guides cover the rest of the set: the OP-16 chase cards, the Secret Rare and Special cards, the Japanese booster box guide and the release date guide.

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