Miss All Sunday OP-18: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 7, 2026

Miss All Sunday in OP-18 (OP18), the Japanese One Piece booster pack The Dominance of God, is Leader card OP18-041 from the Baroque Works group. Two combo cards, OP18-046 and OP18-048, sit alongside it. The pack goes on sale in Japan on November 21, 2026.

What are the key facts about Miss All Sunday OP18?

The key facts are one Leader card, two related combo cards and a set that releases in Japan on November 21, 2026. The table below uses only the official One Piece Card Game pages, and the sections after it go through each point in detail.

While you wait for November 21, you can look at related Japanese One Piece sets that are available now, such as the OP-16 The Time of Battle carton (damaged carton). That is a different set, not OP-18, and it is covered in its own section further down.

Which Miss All Sunday OP18 card is the Leader?

The Leader is OP18-041, listed on the official Japanese page as ミス・オールサンデー (Miss All Sunday). The page gives its category as Leader and its type as B・W, the abbreviation for Baroque Works. Those are the printed identifiers the official OP-18 pages publish for the card.

The card sits in a group of six Leader cards in this set. The Japanese page lists the Leaders as OP18-001 Karoo, OP18-022 Monkey D. Luffy, OP18-041 Miss All Sunday, OP18-021 Franky, OP18-060 Gunko and OP18-079 Spandam. The Japanese page describes Miss All Sunday’s deck as a technical deck that manipulates hand to corner the opponent.

The product page for the Japanese edition and the English pages agree on the card number. Only the spelling of the name changes, which matters if you are searching for the card, and the next section covers that.

If you are collecting Leaders, OP18-041 is a card number you can write down today. The official pages give no rarity for it, so you cannot yet rank it against other Leaders in the set on rarity. Plan around the card number and the deck description, which are official.

Is it Miss All Sunday or Ms. All Sunday on the card?

Both spellings are official, and they point to the same card number. The Japanese page uses Miss All Sunday, while the English and Asia English pages use Ms. All Sunday. Search for either spelling, but rely on OP18-041 when you compare listings or card databases.

The combo card OP18-046 follows the same pattern. The Japanese page prints it as Mr.0 & Miss All Sunday, and the English pages print Mr.0 & Ms. All Sunday. The third card, OP18-048, uses the name Miss Doublefinger on every page, so it needs no adjustment.

In this article we write Miss All Sunday, the spelling on the Japanese page. When you read an English-edition listing, expect Ms. All Sunday instead. Neither spelling changes what the card is, and the card number is the identifier that stays fixed across the pages.

What does the Miss All Sunday Leader do?

The official Japanese page describes the Miss All Sunday Leader as a technical deck that manipulates hand to corner the opponent. That is the gameplay description given for the card, and it names the hand as the resource the deck works with.

Here is what that wording tells you. The publisher calls the deck technical, and the hand is central to it. The official OP-18 pages do not give the Leader’s life total, power, attribute, color or effect text, so we do not describe how the Leader plays turn by turn.

For a collector, the useful reading is simple. If you want the Leader the publisher itself describes as a technical hand-manipulation deck, this is the card.

A practical way to prepare is to decide now whether you want to build the deck or only collect the card. A builder will want the supporting cards from the same set, which brings us to the combo cards below. A collector can focus on the Leader itself and its card number.

Which other cards go with Miss All Sunday in OP-18?

Two cards are officially linked to her: OP18-046 Mr.0 & Miss All Sunday and OP18-048 Mr.1 & Miss Doublefinger. The official pages list both next to the Leader as related cards. The English and Asia English pages call them combo cards.

Each combo card names two characters in its title: Mr.0 with Miss All Sunday on OP18-046, and Mr.1 with Miss Doublefinger on OP18-048. The set’s headline theme, per the Japanese page, is Water Seven and the Divine Knights. The official pages name only these two combo cards next to the Leader, so this article does not claim a full team list.

The effect text, color, cost and power of the two combo cards are not on the official pages. Treat OP18-046 and OP18-048 as the two card numbers to look for when you build around the Leader.

The official pages list no rarity for any of the three cards. Rarity matters for collectors, so do not assume one from the set’s rarity counts.

Is Nico Robin OP18-031 the same card as Miss All Sunday?

No. Nico Robin OP18-031 is a separate card number that the official pages list on its own as a Super Alt Art. It is not OP18-041, and the official pages do not label it as a Miss All Sunday card.

The English page says OP18-031 Nico Robin is a Super Alt Art, and the Japanese page lists Nico Robin OP18-031 under Super Parallel. Both describe a premium-art version of a card numbered 031, whereas the Leader you are looking for is numbered 041.

If you want the Leader, search for OP18-041. If you want the Robin art, search for OP18-031. Keeping the numbers apart avoids buying or tracking the wrong card.

The image above shows the Robin card, OP18-031, from the official reveal. It is included to show the neighbouring card number clearly, not as a Miss All Sunday card.

What rarity is Miss All Sunday in OP-18?

The official pages do not state a rarity for OP18-041. What they do state is the rarity make-up of the whole set, and the Leader falls into the Leader card category of six cards.

These counts come from the official Japanese page and match the Asia English page. They are card counts, not pull odds, and the pages do not publish odds. Add the non-DON!! categories together and you get the 127 card types the pages mention, with the DON!! card as the extra one.

The Leader is one of the six Leader cards. The official pages do not state that a higher-rarity alternate version of OP18-041 exists, so do not plan around one. The alternate arts the pages do name are different cards: Nico Robin OP18-031, Saint Gunko OP18-060 as a Super Leader Alt Art, Saint Shamrock OP18-119 by Yoshitaka Amano, and the 4th Anniversary alt arts of Saint Gunko OP18-065 and Loki OP17-119.

How does Miss All Sunday compare with the other OP-18 Leaders?

She is one of six Leaders, and hers is the entry that carries a type (Baroque Works) and a play-style description on the Japanese page. This is a short reference, not a full comparison.

The English page’s list of New Leaders names Karoo, Luffy, Franky, Saint Gunko and Spandam, and it handles Ms. All Sunday in a separate entry. The Japanese page lists all six together. Either way, Miss All Sunday is one of the six Leader cards in the set.

For a wider look at the Leaders, our OP-18 Leader Cards guide covers Franky, Luffy, Miss All Sunday and Gunko together.

When can you get the Miss All Sunday cards in OP-18?

The Japanese pack goes on sale November 21, 2026, and the English pack is dated November 20, 2026. Today is November 7, so the release is two weeks away. The table collects every date the official pages give.

The English page also states that cards are tournament legal 7 days after release in your region, and legal from the pre-release date at your local game store. If you plan to play the Miss All Sunday Leader rather than just collect it, that rule decides when you can use it in organized play.

The Premium Bandai lottery window is open now and closes on November 12. The launch meetup applications ran from October 16 to October 25, with winners announced October 30, so that window has closed. The 4th Anniversary Event page says player applications opened November 6, and stores choose among Constructed, Sealed or Standard Regulation formats.

Participation prizes at that event include a 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack of 75 types, the P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy 4th Anniversary Promo Card, a 4th Anniversary Leader Card and World United DON!! Cards. The winner prize is P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy in Silver foil with a Gold stamp, plus an extra Winner Card from the store. None of those prizes is a Miss All Sunday card. Stores apply to host the event through TCG+, and a Bandai Namco ID is required.

For a deeper look at the English and Japanese timing, see our article on OP-18 English vs Japanese release dates.

What does an OP-18 pack contain and cost?

Each pack holds 6 cards and costs 240 yen with tax in Japan, with an English MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack. The set has 127 card types plus 1 DON!! card. The official pages publish no odds for any card, including Miss All Sunday.

Beli set iniOP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese One Piece Booster Box - Carton - Damaged Carton

¥112,056Tinggal sedikit

Dikirim dari Tokyo dengan pelacakan

Lihat produk

The English pages add that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble. That is a general reminder that buying packs does not guarantee a specific card, including OP18-041. The Double Pack Set DP-13 contains two OP-18 packs and one DON!! card, and its packaging doubles as a card case. The DP-13 page does not mention Miss All Sunday.

The official pages do not say how many packs come in a box, so this article leaves box configuration out.

If you want a Miss All Sunday card specifically, the pack price and the absence of published odds are the two facts to weigh. The pages promise no particular card in a pack.

Our OP-18 pull rates article covers what is and is not confirmed on that topic.

What can you buy now while waiting for Miss All Sunday in OP-18?

You can buy other Japanese One Piece sets that are available now: OP-16, OP-15 and OP-14. These are different sets and do not contain OP-18 cards, so they are options for readers who want sealed Japanese product before November 21, not a way to get Miss All Sunday.

The OP-16 carton page states that the photos are samples and that the item is sold as-is under the damaged-item terms. Read those terms on the product page before you order. The OP-15 and OP-14 products each have their own product page and are listed as damaged boxes.

If your goal is the Miss All Sunday Leader, the sensible choice is to wait for OP-18 itself, because no other set in this list prints OP18-041. If your goal is to add sealed Japanese product to your collection now, these three boxes are the available choices, and the right one depends on which set you want. Our comparison of OP-18 and OP-17 boxes explains how neighbouring sets differ.

How do shipping and payment work for Japanese One Piece boxes?

Shipping uses FedEx with tracking, and payment is in Japanese yen. These are the terms from our own policy pages, and they apply to the available sets listed above.

Full details are on the shipping policy and payment methods pages. The policy also says that after an order is handed to FedEx, customs inspections and carrier events can delay delivery, and those transit delays are outside our control.

What should you do before November 21 if you want Miss All Sunday?

Decide whether you want to play the Leader or collect it, then follow the official OP-18 pages for updates. That one decision shapes everything else, because players need the supporting cards and collectors need the card number and artwork.

Here is a short plan based only on what the official pages say:

• Write down OP18-041, OP18-046 and OP18-048. Those three numbers are the whole Miss All Sunday group on the official pages.
• Remember both spellings, Miss All Sunday and Ms. All Sunday, when you search listings.
• Do not assume a rarity. The pages list none for these cards.
• If you play, check the tournament rule: cards are legal 7 days after release in your region, and legal from the pre-release date at your local game store.
• If you want to try the Premium Bandai lottery, the application window closes on November 12, 2026.

Collectors who want only the Leader should note that the official pages publish no odds and promise no particular card in a pack. Players who want the full deck should follow the combo cards OP18-046 and OP18-048 as well, since the official pages list them next to the Leader.

The image above shows the Saint Shamrock Amano parallel and its foil version from the official reveal. Shamrock is a different character from Miss All Sunday, and the image is here as another official OP-18 art reveal.

Which other OP-18 cards have official art reveals?

Besides the Leader OP18-041, the official pages name alternate art for Nico Robin OP18-031, Saint Gunko OP18-060 and OP18-065, and Saint Shamrock OP18-119. They also name Loki OP17-119 as part of the 4th Anniversary alt arts. None of these is Miss All Sunday.

The English page says Nico Robin OP18-031 is a Super Alt Art, Saint Gunko OP18-060 is a Super Leader Alt Art, Saint Shamrock OP18-119 has alt art by Yoshitaka Amano, and Saint Gunko OP18-065 and Loki OP17-119 alt arts celebrate the 4th Anniversary. The Asia English page adds that Gunko and Saint Shamrock make their ONE PIECE CARD GAME debut.

For a full look at the headline art, see our OP-18 chase cards article, and for the whole set read the OP-18 complete guide. The OP-18 pre-order guide covers Japanese box lotteries and overseas buyers.

Bottom line: what do we know about Miss All Sunday in OP-18?

Miss All Sunday in OP-18 is the Baroque Works Leader OP18-041, described as a technical deck that manipulates hand, with OP18-046 and OP18-048 as related cards. The set releases November 21, 2026 in Japan at 240 yen per six-card pack. Note the card numbers and expect both spellings when you search.

Related Articles

• OP-18 Complete Guide: The Dominance of God Release Dates, Contents and Confirmed Cards
• OP-18 Leader Cards: Franky, Luffy, Miss All Sunday and Gunko Revealed
• One Piece OP-18 Secret Rares and Amano Alt Art: Reported vs Official
• EB-05 vs OP-18: Japanese One Piece Boxes for Oct 31 and Nov 21

Dipilih untuk artikel ini

OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese One Piece Booster Box - Carton - Damaged Carton¥112,056Tinggal sedikitOP-15 Island of God Japanese One Piece Booster Box - Damaged Box¥7,522TersediaOP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box - Damaged Box¥9,156Tersedia