Big Mom OP-17: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 6, 2026

Big Mom OP17 means two Charlotte Linlin cards in the ONE PIECE Card Game set OP-17 (OP17), The World’s Strongest Warriors: OP17-049 in the Rocks Pirates lineup and OP17-099 in the Four Emperors section, where she is shown as Captain of the Big Mom Pirates, per the official English product page.

What are the key facts about the Big Mom OP17 cards?

The key facts are two card numbers, one set code and one booster pack line, all listed on the official pages linked in the table below.

The set is the fourth-anniversary release of the card game. The official Japanese announcement says it brings the Straw Hat Pirates to Elbaf, and that the Four Emperors theme from the second anniversary returns through leader cards. The Asia English page describes the set as centered on Elbaph and the Four Emperors. Both spellings, Elbaf and Elbaph, appear on official pages.

Which Big Mom OP17 cards exist, and how do they differ?

There are two Big Mom cards, and the official page places them in two different groups: OP17-049 in the Rocks Pirates lineup and OP17-099 in the Four Emperors section.

Both entries come from the official English OP-17 page. The Rocks Pirates entry places her among the crew that Rocks D. Xebec gathered. The Four Emperors entry places her as the captain of her own crew. If you collect by character, treat them as two separate targets with two separate numbers.

The Asia English page does not name Big Mom, but it lists OP17-049 among the Rocks Pirates cards it shows. Use the card number, not the nickname, when you search a marketplace or a card list. A seller who types “Big Mom” in a title might mean either card, while “OP17-049” and “OP17-099” can only mean one each.

One gap is worth stating plainly: the official pages do not give the rarity of either Big Mom card. Our OP-17 card list by color and rarity is the place to check the full set once you know the card numbers.

Why is Big Mom in the Rocks Pirates group in OP-17?

She is in the Rocks Pirates group because OP-17 introduces Rocks D. Xebec, and the official announcement says he united Edward Newgate, Charlotte Linlin and Kaido, who later became Four Emperors.

The official Japanese news page says Rocks D. Xebec makes his first appearance in the card game in this set. That same sentence names Newgate, Linlin and Kaido together. The set therefore gives Big Mom a place in the Rocks story as well as in the Four Emperors story.

The English page lists the Rocks Pirates cards by number. Here they are, in the order the page gives them:

The numbers matter for collectors. The Rocks lineup runs from OP17-040 to OP17-054, and Big Mom’s card sits near the end of that run. The leader of the group, OP17-118 Rocks.D.Xebec, is numbered far away in the 100s. So if you want the whole crew, you cannot rely on one number range; you need OP17-118 as well.

What is the Big Mom card in the Four Emperors section?

The Four Emperors card is OP17-099 Charlotte Linlin, which the official English page shows as Captain of the Big Mom Pirates.

The official page lists four cards in this section:

The official Japanese announcement says the Four Emperors appear through leader cards and that large numbers of each Emperor’s crew members appear in the set. It does not name Big Mom crew cards, numbers or rarities. That means the only Big Mom card numbers you can rely on are the two above.

Notice that Newgate and Kaido each show up twice in the set’s character lists, once in the Rocks Pirates lineup (OP17-040 and OP17-042) and once in the Four Emperors section (OP17-001 and OP17-058). Big Mom follows the same pattern: OP17-049 and OP17-099. If you plan to collect the Rocks-era trio as a set, that gives you three characters with two cards each to track.

For deeper coverage of the other Emperors, see our OP-17 Manga Rare and top parallel cards guide on Whitebeard, Shanks and Kaido, and the OP-17 leader cards guide.

Does Big Mom have an alt-art or Super Alt-Art card in OP-17?

The official pages do not list a Big Mom alt-art card, because the Super Alt-Art numbers they give do not include OP17-049 or OP17-099.

The English page lists the Super Alt-Art cards newly introduced in this set as OP17-005, OP17-022, OP17-062 and OP17-112. The Asia English page shows Super Alt-Art (SPP) Four Emperors cards OP17-022 and OP17-112, plus OP17-063. Neither list includes a Big Mom number. The Super Leader Alt-Art is OP17-079 Monkey.D.Luffy on both pages.

For the full parallel list, including SP cards, read our OP-17 parallel and alt-art card list. Check the number before you pay for any card sold as a “Big Mom alt art”: if the number is not OP17-049 or OP17-099, it is not a Big Mom card from this set.

Who else is in the set around Big Mom?

The set surrounds her with the Straw Hat crew in Elbaf outfits, the Rocks Pirates, and the other three Emperors.

The official English page lists the Straw Hat Crew in Elbaph attire as OP17-095 Zoro, OP17-086 Nami, OP17-080 Usopp, OP17-082 Sanji, OP17-084 Tony Tony.Chopper, OP17-087 Nico Robin, OP17-090 Franky, OP17-091 Brook and OP17-083 Jinbe, with OP17-079 Monkey.D.Luffy as the Super Leader Alt-Art. The Four Emperors section and the Rocks Pirates lineup are covered above.

This structure tells you how to approach the set if Big Mom is your focus. She appears in two of the three named groups, so the Straw Hat cards are not part of her card numbers. If you want to understand the Luffy side of the story as well, our OP-17 complete guide covers the whole release.

When did Big Mom’s OP-17 cards come out in each edition?

The Japanese edition came out on August 22, 2026, and the English edition on August 28, 2026, so the Japanese cards reached collectors six days earlier.

Dates come from the Japanese release notice, the English product page and the Asia English page. The Bandai catalog page adds that release dates may vary by region and store. Our OP-17 English release date and pre-release guide covers the August 28 change in detail, and the Japanese vs English comparison helps you pick a version.

The 4th Anniversary Event, the OP-17 release event at stores, ran from August 21 to September 13, 2026 and is marked as ended on the official event page. Its participation prizes included a 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack of 75 types, and the winner prize was P-110 Monkey.D.Luffy. None of those prizes is a Big Mom card on the page, so the event does not add a third Big Mom card.

How do you get Big Mom from OP-17 booster boxes?

You get her by opening packs, because the cards are randomly packed and no single pull is promised.

The Japanese booster box holds 24 packs with 6 carte per pack, which is 144 cards per box, and the set has 131+4 card types. The official Asia English page notes that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble. Our OP-17 Japanese booster box product page says the same thing: this is a sealed, randomized product, and individual card pulls are not guaranteed.

That is the honest answer to “how many boxes for a Big Mom?” No source gives odds, and we do not give any. If you need one specific card, a single card purchase is the direct route. If you enjoy opening packs and want the set, a box gives you 24 packs of the Japanese edition.

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Should you buy a regular box, a carton or a Damaged Box?

Buy the regular booster box if you want one clean box, the carton if you want 12 boxes at once, and the Damaged Box only if a dented outer box does not bother you.

The carton page states that the listing is one full carton of 12 Japanese OP-17 booster boxes, shipped as the carton itself and not as 12 individual boxes. The Damaged Box page says the box is unopened, discounted because of damage to the outer box such as dents, crushed corners, creased edges or scuffs, and that the cards inside are unaffected. It also says photos are samples, the item is sold as-is, and returns and refunds are not accepted. Read that page fully before you choose it.

For a pure Big Mom chase, the Damaged Box and the regular box hold the same kind of packs, so the choice is about how the outer box looks to you. For collectors who keep boxes sealed on a shelf, the regular box is the cleaner pick. For people who plan to open everything, the Damaged Box’s cosmetic damage does not change the cards inside, per its listing. Availability changes, so check each page for what is listed today. For a wider comparison, read our OP-17 booster box buying guide, the box vs case guide and the Japanese box guide.

How does shipping and payment work for a Japanese OP-17 order?

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, and you can choose Standard or Expedited service at checkout.

The shipping policy describes these transit times as estimates only, not as delivery dates you can rely on. Most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared, and that window is also an estimate. There is no minimum order amount or quantity. After an order is handed to FedEx, customs inspections, import procedures and carrier events can delay delivery, and FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so enter a physical address.

On payment, the payment methods page says all payments are made in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer carries no payment processing fee, while PayPal and card payments through PayPal carry a 5% payment processing fee. Accepted card brands are Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, and which one is offered depends on PayPal, your country and your card. If you pay by Wise without a screenshot, your order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours; pre-order items use 3 hours. With a screenshot you have 5 days to upload it, and the price is held for a total of 10 days.

What should you check before buying any Big Mom OP17 card?

Check the card number first, because OP17-049 and OP17-099 are the only Big Mom cards the official pages name.

Use this short checklist:

• Number: OP17-049 is the Rocks Pirates card; OP17-099 is the Four Emperors card.
• Edition: Japanese edition cards released August 22, 2026; English edition on August 28, 2026.
• Rarity: the official pages do not state it for either card, so confirm it in a card list before you pay.
• Product type: a sealed box gives you random packs; a single card gives you the exact card.
• Condizione: for singles, read the condition wording the seller uses. For sealed boxes, read whether the box is regular or a Damaged Box.

Do not buy on a nickname alone. The set has two Linlin cards and the page spells her name “Charlotte Linlin”, so a listing titled “Big Mom” without a number leaves you guessing which one you will get. For prices of boxes and chase cards in launch weekend, see our OP-17 launch weekend price report, which is dated to August 2026.

Is the OP-17 Super Premium Collection relevant for Big Mom?

It is only relevant if you live in Asia outside Japan, because the Super Premium Collection vol.1 is sold only in Asian regions excluding Japan.

The official page gives a release date of November 13, 2026. It contains 24 OP-17 booster packs, 2 promotion cards, 2 metal cards and 70 card sleeves. Some product images were updated on October 29, 2026. The page does not list Big Mom cards among the promotion or metal cards.

How does Big Mom compare with the other Rocks-era characters?

Big Mom, Newgate and Kaido each have two OP-17 cards, while Rocks D. Xebec has one named card.

The pattern is useful if you collect a themed group. The three characters the official news says Rocks united each have a pair of cards, and the leader of that group has one. A Rocks-era collection therefore means seven numbers: OP17-040, OP17-042, OP17-049, OP17-118, OP17-001, OP17-058 and OP17-099. Shanks completes the Four Emperors section at OP17-020.

For OP-17 specifically, the SP cards and new Emperors guide and the Super Rare cards guide are the next reads.

What is the bottom line on Big Mom in OP-17?

Target OP17-049 for the Rocks Pirates version and OP17-099 for the Four Emperors version, and always search by card number.

If you want to open packs for them, the Japanese OP-17 booster box gives you 24 packs of the Japanese edition, and the carton gives you 12 boxes in one shipment.

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