Boa Hancock SP in EB-05 (EB05): Character Cards Guide

Boa SP EB-05 (EB05) means the Boa Hancock card ST17-004, which the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME page for Extra Booster Heroines Edition vol.2 lists among its SP cards. This guide covers ST17-004, the EB05-028 Rare and the OP14-041 Leader, and how to buy the Japanese box.

Updated November 6, 2026

What is the Boa Hancock SP card in EB-05 (EB05)?

Boa SP in EB-05 is the SP card numbered ST17-004 Boa Hancock, shown in the SP cards section of the EB-05 product pages. The set is Extra Booster ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 [EB-05], and the table below holds the key facts, each tied to an official page.

In this guide, “Boa SP” means Boa Hancock with the SP CARD rarity label that the official card list gives to ST17-004. The official pages do not call it “Boa SP”, but the card list and product pages leave no doubt about which card that is.

Two things make this card easy to mix up. First, its number starts with ST17, not EB05, so it does not look like an EB-05 card at a glance. Second, the set has eight Special cards in total, and Boa is only one of the heroines in that group. If you search for a card by number on a marketplace, use ST17-004 for the SP card and EB05-028 for the Rare; they are different cards with different numbers.

Which Boa Hancock cards are tied to EB-05?

Three Boa Hancock cards are tied to EB-05: EB05-028 (Rare), ST17-004 (SP card) and OP14-041 (Leader). All three appear under the EB-05 series on the official English card list, and the product pages name EB05-028 and ST17-004 directly.

The table is deliberately short. The official sources list these three Boa Hancock numbers, so this guide does not add others. Any card that is not on the list above should be checked against the official card list before you pay for it.

For a collector, the practical reading is simple. If you want a Boa Hancock card that is specific to the Heroines Edition vol.2 numbering, EB05-028 is the one. If you want the special-card version, it is ST17-004. If you play Boa Hancock as a Leader, OP14-041 is the card, and the official card list shows it under the EB-05 series.

What is the ST17-004 Boa Hancock SP card?

ST17-004 Boa Hancock is a Special card (SP CARD) that the official EB-05 pages place in the SP cards section. The Japanese page lists it as ST17-004 ボア・ハンコック, and the English and Asia English pages list it as ST17-004 Boa Hancock.

EB-05 contains 8 Special cards in its official rarity breakdown. The Japanese page, the Asia English page and our own product page all give that count of 8, next to 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 2 DON!! cards. ST17-004 is one of those 8 Special card types, and collectors who follow a single character can find it by its number.

The sources give the card number, the name and the SP CARD rarity label for ST17-004. They do not describe the artwork in text, so this guide does not either; check the official card list image for the print you want. The only illustrator credit the official English page gives is for the alt-art card by Kentaro Yabuki, and neither official page ties that card to Boa Hancock.

One point of care: the official EB-05 pages list ST17-004 within EB-05 as an SP card, and that is the print this guide refers to. When you compare listings from different sellers, match the number and the SP label rather than the character name alone.

How does the EB05-028 Boa Hancock Rare compare with the SP card?

EB05-028 is the regular Rare print of Boa Hancock in EB-05, while ST17-004 is the Special card. They share a character but sit in different rarity groups of the same set.

The official breakdown puts 21 Rare types in EB-05. EB05-028 is one of them, and the card list marks it R. The Special group is smaller: 8 types, one of which is ST17-004. Those are counts of card types, so they tell you how many different cards each group holds, not how many copies you will see.

If your goal is a single Boa Hancock to play or to complete the character, the Rare EB05-028 is the card whose number matches the set. If your goal is the Boa SP card, the target is ST17-004. Do not treat the two as interchangeable when you order a single card.

The group-size figures above come straight from the official rarity breakdown. They count card types, not copies, and they say nothing about how often any type appears in a pack. For that reason this guide gives no pull rates.

Where does the OP14-041 Boa Hancock Leader fit?

OP14-041 Boa Hancock is a Leader card (rarity L) that the official card list shows in the EB-05 series. It is the third Boa Hancock number on that list, next to EB05-028 and ST17-004.

EB-05 has 7 Leader types in its official breakdown, and the product page names the new Leader as Nico Robin, EB05-010, with a parallel version. The page does not name OP14-041 in its text; it appears on the series card list. So the safest description is that OP14-041 is listed in the EB-05 series on the card list and carries the Leader rarity. Read that listing when you decide whether you need it.

For deeper coverage of the Leader group, see our article One Piece EB-05 Leaders: All 7 Heroine Leader Cards in vol.2. For the new Leader and her related cards, see Nico Robin in One Piece EB-05: Leader, SR and Heroines SP Cards, which follows the same character-first approach as this guide.

What else is in EB-05 besides the Boa Hancock cards?

EB-05 has 75+2 card types in total: 75 main types plus 2 DON!! cards. The rarity breakdown is the same on the Japanese page, the Asia English page and our product page.

Those seven groups add up to 77, which matches the 75+2 figure. The product page also says the set is built around the heroines of One Piece. Our product page names Nami (EB05-055, Super Rare, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki), the Nico Robin Leader and the eight heroine Special cards as the early collector watch points. Boa Hancock’s SP card is part of that Special group per the official page.

If you collect by character rather than by set, you may want the same kind of overview for other heroines. Our Nami cards guide and our guide to all 8 Special cards cover them, and the set size and rarity breakdown article explains the 75+2 count in more detail.

The English and Asia English pages add a useful warning for anyone chasing one card. Multiples of one card may appear, and a full set may be hard to assemble. That applies to Boa as much as to any other heroine: opening boxes is a way to collect the set, not a way to target one card.

Does opening an EB-05 box guarantee a Boa SP card?

No. An EB-05 box does not guarantee any specific card, including ST17-004 Boa Hancock. Our product page states that the cards in each box are randomly packed at the factory and that individual card pulls are not guaranteed.

The official Japanese page agrees on the random insertion. The English page says illustrations may differ and the Asia English page says details may differ. None of the pages give a rate for any card, and we do not give one either. What we can say is how a box is built: 24 packs, 6 carte per pack, 144 cards in all, drawn from 75+2 card types.

The 24-pack count comes from our product page. The official EB-05 pages say 6 carte per pack but do not state how many packs are in a box, so the box size is taken from our listing alone.

If your priority is one specific card, the sensible choice is to treat a box as a purchase of the whole set experience: you get 144 cards drawn from the full list, with Boa Hancock one of many heroines. If you only want ST17-004, buying a single card by number is the more direct route, and you should check the number and the SP label before paying. If you enjoy opening product, the box is the way to do it, and no specific card is promised.

How do the Japanese, English and Asia English editions differ for Boa cards?

The Boa Hancock card numbers are the same on all three official EB-05 pages; the editions differ in release date and pack price. This guide covers the Japanese edition, the one we sell.

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The English page adds that the set is tournament legal 7 days after release, and that it includes an alt-art card illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki. The Asia English page describes an exclusive Kentaro Yabuki alt-art card. Neither page ties that alt-art card to Boa Hancock.

The Japanese page also lists a Premium Bandai lottery sale (抽選販売) running October 30 to November 5, 2026. That is a Bandai sales channel, separate from boxes shipped from our Tokyo warehouse. For an overview of lotteries and Japan box pricing, see EB-05 One Piece Pre-Order Guide: Japan Box Price and Lotteries.

If you are weighing Heroines Edition vol.2 against the earlier heroine set, our article One Piece Heroines EB-05 vs EB-03 compares the heroines card by card.

How do you buy the EB-05 box and Boa cards from Japan?

You buy the sealed EB-05 box from our product page, and it ships from our warehouse in Tokyo via FedEx with tracking and insurance. The shipping and payment rules below come from our policy pages.

Payments are made in Japanese yen. Our payment methods page lists three routes. Wise bank transfer carries no payment processing fee, and it is the only method without the 5% fee. PayPal carries the 5% payment processing fee. Credit and debit cards are paid through PayPal’s own window, accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, and also carry the 5% fee.

The shipping policy also warns that delivery dates are estimates, that they do not include handling time or customs processing, and that stock for sealed Japanese trading card products fluctuates. If dispatch is delayed, the policy says we will email you with a revised estimate. Business days in these estimates exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays.

For buyers who want the product itself, the page for the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese booster box is the place to start. For a wider look at box pricing and bundles, read EB-05 One Piece Booster Box: Japanese Price, Packs and Bundle.

Which payment and address details matter before you order?

Choose Wise if you want to avoid the 5% processing fee, and check your shipping address before you pay. Both points come from our policy pages and both can change what you spend or when the order moves.

The payment page says Wise payments are confirmed during our business hours in the order received, and the order proceeds once payment is confirmed. If the sender name differs from the name on the order, the page asks you to contact us in advance through the Contact Form.

On the address side, the shipping policy makes the customer responsible for a complete and accurate address. If a new address costs more to ship to, you pay the difference before dispatch and the order is held until it is settled. Once we have scheduled the shipment, the self-service change closes. A correction after that point is possible only in narrow cases, so verify the address at checkout.

The shipping policy also says the order status and tracking number appear in your customer account and in the shipping confirmation email after dispatch. Once the parcel is with FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, as noted in the table above.

What should a Boa SP collector do next?

A Boa SP collector should first decide between the box and a single card, then verify the card number against the official list. The three numbers to remember are ST17-004, EB05-028 and OP14-041.

Here is a short plan you can follow. Start by opening the official EB-05 card list and searching for Boa Hancock, so you can see the three prints for yourself. Next, choose your target: the SP card for the collector print, the Rare for the set-number print, or the Leader for play. Then choose how to get it. A box is a random product, so it suits a collector who enjoys opening packs and building toward the full 75+2 set. A single card suits a collector who wants one print only.

If you decide on the box, remember that the product is sealed and randomized, that the Japanese edition is what we ship, and that EB-05 has 144 cards per box in our listing. Read the shipping and payment tables above before you check out, and make sure your address is a physical one.

For the full picture of the set, our hub article EB-05 Complete Guide: One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2 (Japanese) covers the set, and the parallel and super parallel card list and the Super Rares and Secret Rare list go deeper on the higher rarities.

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