OP-15 Leaders Guide: Every Leader Card

The OP15 Leaders in the Japanese ONE PIECE CARD GAME set OP-15 (OP15), “Adventure on KAMI’s Island,” are six cards: Krieg (OP15-001), Lucy (OP15-002), Brook (OP15-022), Rebecca (OP15-039), Enel (OP15-058) and Monkey.D.Luffy (OP15-098). The set released in Japan on February 28, 2026.

Updated November 10, 2026

What Are the Key Facts About OP-15?

OP-15 is the 15th ONE PIECE CARD GAME booster pack, built around the Skypiea arc, and the table below gives the exact names and numbers. Every row comes from the official Bandai pages or our own box listing.

Which Cards Are the OP15 Leaders?

The OP15 Leaders are Krieg, Lucy, Brook, Rebecca, Enel and Monkey.D.Luffy, and both the official OP-15 page and the official card list name exactly these six. Each one is a separate Leader card with its own number.

The rarity codes come from the Bandai card list for OP-15, where the rarity key reads L for Leader, C for Common, UC for Uncommon, R for Rare, SR for Super Rare and SEC for Secret Rare.

Brook is OP15-022. Rebecca is OP15-039. Enel is OP15-058, and Monkey.D.Luffy is OP15-098, the highest Leader number in the set.

The English Bandai page for the English-edition product also calls these six “new Leaders” of the set. When you buy, match the full card number, not just the character name, because several characters have more than one card in OP-15.

How Many Leader Cards Are in an OP-15 Booster Box?

The official count is six Leader cards in the set, and a Japanese box holds 24 packs of 6 cards, which is 144 cards in total. Bandai’s contents list for OP-15 reads: Special Cards 6, Leader Cards 6, Secret Rare 2, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45 and DON!! Card 1, described as 125+1 types.

The seven numbers above add up to 125 card types, and the DON!! card makes the “125+1” figure. One difference to know about: our box listing says “8 Leader Cards,” while the official Bandai page counts six Leaders and six Special Cards. For a Leader checklist, use the six numbers in the table in the previous section; those are the ones Bandai names.

The official page also notes that more than one copy of the same card may appear in a pack, and that illustrations may differ from the final product. A box is a randomized product: the cards are packed at the factory, and individual pulls are not guaranteed. If you need one specific Leader, a single card is the more direct route than opening boxes.

Which OP-15 Leader Characters Also Appear in Other Slots?

Krieg, Brook, Rebecca, Enel and Luffy all have extra cards beyond their Leader numbers, and the official list shows which ones. This matters if you collect by character rather than by Leader.

Enel is the clearest case. He has a Leader card at 058, a Super Rare at 060 and a Secret Rare at 118, and Bandai calls OP15-118 the super alternate art. Our Enel OP15 character cards guide goes through those three numbers one by one.

Luffy has the Leader at 098, a Rare at 092 and the other Secret Rare, OP15-119. The Luffy page on our site, Luffy OP15 cards guide, covers those versions. Rebecca has the Leader at 039 and a Super Rare at 053, and she has her own write-up at Rebecca OP15 character cards guide.

The official card list names ten Super Rares in OP-15: Gin (OP15-007), Krieg (008), Brook (032), Sabo (046), Rebecca (053), Enel (060), Mamaragan (078), Nami (086), Roronoa Zoro (113) and Wyper (114). Four of those ten are Leader characters (Krieg, Brook, Rebecca and Enel), so a Leader collector will meet them again at Super Rare level. The Rare list on the same page includes Monkey.D.Luffy (092), Nami (108) and Nico Robin (109) among others.

Which OP-15 Leaders Come in Alternate Versions?

The official pages name alternate art for two Event cards and for the Enel Secret Rare, and none of those is a Leader. Our shop lists one graded Leader version, Monkey.D.Luffy “L-P” OP-15-098.

Bandai’s OP-15 page names the following alternate-art items: Event OP15-077 Lightning Dragon, Event OP15-116 Gum-Gum Golden Rifle, and Secret Rare OP15-118 Enel (super alternate art). The second Secret Rare, OP15-119 Monkey D. Luffy, is also not a Leader.

For the Leader card itself, our shop carries the PSA10 Monkey.D.Luffy L-P [OP-15-098] graded copy, which is the Luffy Leader number. The listing is a PSA 10 (Gem Mint) card, and it warns that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. You can see it at PSA10 Monkey.D.Luffy L-P OP-15-098.

Our shipping policy explains one point that matters for graded cards: PSA graded cards may also be sold through our other sales channels, so an item shown online can already be sold before our team locks the allocation for your order. Once your payment has cleared, we secure the PSA card matching your order, even if extra sourcing is needed, and dispatch may take longer in that case.

Were Any OP15 Leaders Hit by the Illustration Error?

No. The official notice about OP-15 lists six affected cards, and none of them is a Leader. Bandai dated the notice February 27, 2026, the day before release.

The notice at Bandai’s OP-15 announcement says a production oversight put each of these six cards into packs in two versions, one with the incorrect illustration and one with the correct one. Bandai offers no replacements, says the correct illustrations will be used in future production runs, and apologizes to players, related parties and illustrators.

For a Leader collector, none of the six Leader numbers (OP15-001, 002, 022, 039, 058 and 098) appears on that notice. Separately, the English-edition page links an erratum notice for the effect text of OP15-023, which the official card list shows as an Arlong Rare, so it is also not a Leader. Our wider OP-15 secret rares, box contents and error cards guide covers the error cards in more detail.

Is the English OP15 Different From the Japanese Edition?

The English edition shares the same six Leaders, but it is a different product with its own code, date and card count. Bandai’s English page is titled BOOSTER PACK -ADVENTURE ON KAMI’S ISLAND- [OP15-EB04].

The English page, OP15-EB04 on the English Bandai site, adds that cards become tournament legal 7 days after release in your region, and legal from the pre-release date at a local game store. Everything we sell under OP-15 is the Japanese edition, so those English-edition card counts and rarities do not apply to our box.

If you want to play the Leaders in your region, check which edition your local event expects. If you want to collect the Japanese edition card art, buy Japanese product and match the OP15 card number.

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Which OP15 Leader Should You Collect First?

Start with Enel or Monkey.D.Luffy, because those are the two Leader characters with the most other cards tied to them in the set. That is a collecting choice, not a value claim, and the reasoning rests on the official list.

• Enel (OP15-058): pairs with the Super Rare at 060 and the super alternate art Secret Rare at 118. You can build a three-card Enel set around the Leader.
• Monkey.D.Luffy (OP15-098): pairs with the Rare at 092 and the Secret Rare at 119. Our shop lists a PSA10 copy of the Leader.
• Rebecca (OP15-039): pairs with the Super Rare at 053, giving you a two-card set.
• Krieg (OP15-001): pairs with the Super Rare at 008.
• Brook (OP15-022): pairs with the Super Rare at 032.
• Lucy (OP15-002): the Leader is the one card to chase, since no other Lucy number is named in the official pages.

For players who only want one deck, pick the Leader whose character you like and read the card text on the Bandai card list. For collectors, go deeper with our character guides: Zoro OP-15 (not a Leader, but Zoro has Super Rare OP15-113 on the official list), Sabo OP-15 and Nami OP15.

Should You Buy a Sealed Box, a Damaged Box or a Single Leader?

Buy a single card if you want a specific Leader, and buy a box if you want to open packs. A box cannot promise any particular Leader because the packing is random.

The damaged box deserves a clear explanation. Our listing says the discount is for cosmetic damage to the outer box, such as dents or scratches, and that the cards inside are unaffected. The first image on the listing shows the regular product so you can identify the set, and the condition photos that follow are samples of damaged boxes from the same stock. The item you receive may differ from the photos. It is sold as-is, we do not respond to inquiries about it, and returns and refunds are not accepted. If you need a carton for display, buy the regular box instead.

Our regular box page also describes the product as brand new and sealed, shipped directly from our Tokyo warehouse by FedEx. It lists tracking and insurance for every shipment. For a broader view of the set, our OP-15 card list and rarity guide maps every rarity and chase card.

How Does Shipping From Tokyo Work for OP-15?

We ship from Tokyo with FedEx, and the policy lists two services: International Connect Plus with tracking and International Priority with tracking. Both transit times are estimates after dispatch, not guaranteed dates.

Dispatch comes before transit. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared, and business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays. That window is an estimate, not a guarantee. Stock levels for sealed Japanese trading card products change often, so dispatch can take longer. If it does, we email you the revised estimate, and for significant delays before handoff to FedEx we may offer the option to wait or to cancel with a full refund.

There is no minimum order amount or quantity, so you can order a single card or a box. For PSA graded cards, dispatch may take longer, as described above. FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so enter a physical address at checkout. After handoff to FedEx, customs inspections, import procedures and carrier events can delay delivery, and those delays are outside our control. The full wording is on our shipping policy page.

How Do You Pay for an OP-15 Order?

Pay with Wise bank transfer, PayPal or a credit or debit card through PayPal, and all payments are made in Japanese yen. The payment methods page sets out the rules.

Wise has deadlines. Without a screenshot, your order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours (3 hours if the order contains a pre-order item). With a screenshot, upload it within 5 days and your price is held for a total of 10 days. The screenshot option requires an account. Any gap between the amount we charge and your statement comes from exchange rates and conversion fees charged by your card issuer, bank or PayPal.

What Does a Leader Collector’s Checklist Look Like?

A complete OP15 Leaders checklist has six numbers, and you can tick them off in the order below. Match the number on the card to the number in your list before you pay.

1. OP15-001 Krieg
2. OP15-002 Lucy
3. OP15-022 Brook
4. OP15-039 Rebecca
5. OP15-058 Enel
6. OP15-098 Monkey.D.Luffy

Then add the optional extras by character: Krieg 008, Brook 032, Rebecca 053, Enel 060 and 118, Luffy 092 and 119. The official list marks those as Super Rare, Secret Rare or Rare. Check the card language on any listing:

Other guides on our site cover different angles of the set. The OP-15 pre-order guide records the release date, and the parallel and SP card list covers alternate art.

More OP-15 Guides

• OP-15 chase cards
• OP-15 booster box pull rates and hit rates
• Gin OP15 character cards guide
• Wyper OP15 character cards guide

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