EB-05 Box Guide: Japanese Contents and What to Expect

The EB-05 box is the Japanese Extra Booster box for ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2. Our listing describes 24 packs with 6 carte per pack, 144 cards in total, drawn from a set of 75+2 card types. The official Japanese release date is October 31, 2026. This guide covers what is inside, what is not stated, and how it ships.

Updated November 6, 2026

What are the key facts about the EB-05 box?

The EB-05 box is a sealed Japanese-edition Extra Booster box; the table below gives the exact names and numbers, each tied to an official page or our product page.

You can buy the sealed box here: EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 Japanese One Piece Booster Box. For the wider set picture, our EB-05 complete guide covers the set as a whole, and this article stays focused on the box.

What is the EB-05 box?

The EB-05 box is a sealed box of ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2, an Extra Booster for the ONE PIECE CARD GAME, sold here in its Japanese edition.

Our product page describes EB-05 as the second Extra Booster starring the heroines of One Piece, with new cards for Nami, Nico Robin and other leading ladies, including parallel and super parallel cards. The official pages call the product an Extra Booster and give its card pool as 75+2 types. Our EB-05 vs EB-03 comparison looks at which heroines return from the earlier EB-03 set.

The exact names matter when you search or compare listings. The Japanese official name is エクストラブースター ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2【EB-05】. The Asia English page calls it EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2- [EB-05]. What we sell is the Edizione originale giapponese, as our listing states. Always check the edition printed on any listing before you buy.

The official Japanese page lists a pack price of 240 yen including tax, and the English page lists USD $4.99 per pack. Those are pack prices on official pages in two markets, not a box price, and not what our listing costs. Our product page is the place to see the current listing price.

What is inside an EB-05 Japanese booster box?

Our listing says each EB-05 box holds 24 booster packs with 6 carte per pack, which is 144 cards per box.

That 24-pack figure comes from our own product description, and the official pages do not state it. The Japanese official page confirms the pack side: one pack holds 6 cards, and the set contains 75+2 types. The English page says packs per box are not specified, and the Japanese page does not state a box configuration. So the box count rests on our listing, while the pack count and card-type count rest on Bandai’s pages.

Do not read 144 cards as 144 different cards. The official English pages say that multiples of one card may appear, and that assembling a full set may be hard. A box gives you a lot of packs, but the official pages do not say it gives you one of every card. The 144 figure is a card count, and the 75+2 figure is a count of card types; the two are separate numbers.

The official Japanese page adds one more note that applies to the contents: the photos can differ somewhat from the real product, and product specifications may change. Treat every image in this article, including the official product images, as an illustration.

How are the 75+2 EB-05 card types split by rarity?

The official split is 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special Cards, plus 2 DON!! cards.

The six rarity groups add up to 75, and the official pages list the two DON!! cards separately alongside them. The Japanese and Asia English official pages give the same breakdown. This is a count of card types, not a count of how many of each appear in a box, and Bandai does not print pull odds on these pages. We do not give odds either.

The labels come from the official EB-05 card list. The counts come from the Asia English product page. For a deeper look at the count, see our EB-05 set size article.

Two entries in this split are easy to state exactly. The set has one Secret Rare type, and the card list shows EB05-061 Nami with the SEC label. The set also has eight Special Card types, which the card list marks SP CARD.

Which cards does the official EB-05 card list show for each rarity label?

The official card list shows nine entries labeled SR and one labeled SEC, alongside R and C entries; the table below repeats the entries we checked.

This table is an excerpt, not the full card list. We copied only the entries visible in the list we checked, and it is not a full checklist of the set. For the full list, use the official page linked below the table.

The source is the official EB-05 card list. The nine SR entries above match the official count of 9 Super Rares. Our EB-05 Super Rares and Secret Rare article goes through them one by one.

Which cards are the main watch points in the EB-05 box?

Our product page names Nami EB05-055 Super Rare, the Nico Robin Leader and the eight heroine Special Cards as the early collector watch points.

This is a list of what the listing and official pages highlight, not a prediction of value. Here is what the sources say about each.

Nami EB05-055 and the Secret Rare Nami EB05-061

EB05-055 is a Super Rare Nami illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki, the creator of To LOVE-Ru. The Japanese official page says Yabuki drew a special parallel version of EB05-055 alongside a normal version. The Asia English page calls it an exclusive alt-art card. The official card list also shows EB05-061 Nami as the Secret Rare. So Nami appears in the card list as both the single Secret Rare and one of the nine Super Rares. Our own Nami EB05-055 article and Nami cards in EB-05 article go card by card.

Nico Robin EB05-010 Leader

Nico Robin EB05-010 is the new Leader of the set, with the Wisdom attribute according to the English page. The Japanese page marks her with 知, the same attribute. The card list also shows Nico Robin EB05-016 as a Super Rare with an SP CARD entry, and EB05-033 Nico Robin as a Rare. Our Nico Robin EB-05 article covers those cards.

Shirahoshi EB05-014

EB05-014 Shirahoshi is listed as a Super Rare in the official card list. Our Shirahoshi EB05-014 article looks at its parallel version.

Other cards the official pages feature

The Japanese product page also features Baby 5 (EB05-004), Boa Hancock (EB05-028 and ST17-004), Perona (EB05-043), Miss Buckingham Stussy (EB05-006), Vinsmoke Reiju (EB05-031), Gerd (OP17-081) and Charlotte Pudding (OP17-109). The English page adds Perona OP14-033 to its list. Several of these numbers do not start with EB05. The next section lists which of them carry the SP CARD label.

What are the SP cards and parallels in the EB-05 box?

The official pages say EB-05 has Special Cards (8 types in the rarity list) and 6 types of SP cards with special designs.

These two numbers are both on the official pages, and the pages do not explain how they relate. We list both exactly as written and do not try to reconcile them. In the card list, the entries labeled SP CARD are the following eight.

The source for the table is the official EB-05 card list. Five of the eight entries carry a card number with an OP01, OP14, OP17 or ST17 prefix, and three carry an EB05 number. The official pages do not explain the difference, so we only report the numbers as printed. Our EB-05 SP cards article and the parallel and super parallel list go further.

The product description on our page says the set includes parallel and super parallel cards. The official pages do not give a parallel count for the box, so treat any number you see elsewhere as unofficial until it appears on an official page.

Which Leader cards does the EB-05 card list show?

The official card list shows Nico Robin EB05-010 with the L label, and it also shows several Leader-labeled cards with numbers from other sets.

The other entries labeled L in the list we checked are EB03-001 Nefeltari Vivi, OP11-022 Shirahoshi, OP11-041 Nami, OP13-100 Jewelry Bonney, OP14-041 Boa Hancock and OP15-039 Rebecca. The official pages separately state that the set has 7 Leader types. We report the L-labeled entries and the official count of 7 side by side, and we do not map one onto the other, because the pages do not do so. Our EB-05 Leaders article goes through the seven Leaders.

The card list is also where you can check any Leader number you see quoted elsewhere. If a listing or post gives a Leader number that is not on the official list, check the official page before you rely on it.

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When was EB-05 released, and what are the official dates and prices?

The Japanese release date is October 31, 2026, the English official page says October 30, 2026, and the Asia English page says October 31, 2026.

Different official sites state different dates, so always check which region’s page you are reading. The table below keeps each one separate.

The English page carries the line “tournament legal after 7 days”. We report it as written on that page. The Asia English page also says a playmat can be downloaded by completing the Japanese or English survey, with the same design in both.

The Japanese page notes three more things. Cards are packed at random, the photos can differ somewhat from the real product, and product specifications may change. If you want the buying and price side in Japan, our EB-05 booster box buying guide and the pre-order and lottery guide cover them. Our release events article covers the event side.

How does our Japanese EB-05 listing compare with the official English page?

Our listing is the Edizione originale giapponese, while the official English page gives its own release date of October 30, 2026 and a price of USD $4.99 per pack.

Here is a side-by-side of what each source states, and nothing more.

The sources agree on the set size and the new Leader. They differ on the date and the price figure, and they are written for different markets. We do not decide which one a buyer should prefer. The edition on our listing is the Edizione originale giapponese, and the product page is the place to confirm it. Our complete guide gives more of the set background.

One practical point on the cards themselves: the official English page says illustrations may differ from what is shown, and that multiples of one card may appear. The Japanese page says cards are packed at random and that photos may differ from the real product.

What can you not expect from an EB-05 box?

You cannot expect a specific card, a complete set, or a fixed number of any one rarity to be promised, because the cards are randomly packed at the factory.

Our product page puts it plainly: this is a sealed, randomized product, and the specific cards in each box are randomly packed at the factory. Le singole carte estratte non sono garantite. The official Japanese page notes that cards are packed at random, and the English pages note that multiples of one card may appear. The official pages also say illustrations or photos may differ from the real product, and that product details may change.

A few other things are not in the sources, so we do not claim them:

• A fixed count of Super Rares, Secret Rares or SP cards per box.
• The number of parallel versions in the set.
• A box price from Bandai. The official pages list pack prices only.
• Any statement about the future value of a card.

If a source gives you a number for any of these, check whether it comes from Bandai’s own page. When it does not, treat it as unofficial.

How does an EB-05 box ship from Tokyo, and how do you pay?

The box ships from our warehouse in Tokyo by FedEx with tracking, and our policy says most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared.

Our shipping policy gives two services. Standard is FedEx International Connect Plus, with an estimated FedEx transit time after dispatch of usually 3-7 business days. Expedited is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both come with a tracking number, both times are estimates only, and the cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. There is no minimum order amount or quantity.

Delivery estimates do not include our handling time, customs processing, weekends, Japanese national holidays or carrier delays. After the order is handed to FedEx, timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities. Customs inspections and import procedures can delay delivery, and the policy says such transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch. Check your address before you pay. While an order is paid and its shipment is not yet scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself under My Account, then Orders.

On payment, the page says Wise is the only method without the 5% processing fee. Wise orders have deadlines: without a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours (3 hours when the order contains a pre-order item); with a screenshot, you upload it within 5 days. PayPal is completed at checkout, and PayPal Pay Later may appear where PayPal makes it available. Read the payment methods page in full before choosing, because the terms there are the ones that apply.

Where can you read more about EB-05?

Our other EB-05 articles cover individual cards, events and counts, and each stays focused on one angle.

• EB-05 Complete Guide for the full set.
• EB-05 Super Rares and the Secret Rare for the nine SR cards and EB05-061.
• EB-05 release events in Japan and Heroines CUP 3on3 for the event side.
• Heroine Leader cards on the EB-05 event list for the wider leader list.

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