Lucci OP-18: Character Cards Guide

Updated November 8, 2026

OP18 Lucci is Rob Lucci, card number OP18-113 in the One Piece Card Game booster pack The Dominance of God, OP-18 (OP18). The official pages list him as a combo card for the Spandam Leader OP18-079, together with Buster Call OP18-117. The Japanese edition releases on November 21, 2026.

What are the key facts for the OP18 Lucci card?

The OP18 Lucci card is Rob Lucci, OP18-113, a card in the Japanese edition of OP-18 Booster Pack The Dominance of God. The table below gathers every fact the official pages give for it and for the set around it.

That is the whole official record for this card as of today. It is short, and it is clear: Lucci is not a Leader and not one of the named alt art chase cards. He is a supporting card tied to a Leader. The rest of this guide explains what that means and how to follow the card until the full list is public.

What is the OP18 Lucci card, and what role does it play?

The OP18 Lucci card is Rob Lucci, numbered OP18-113, and its stated role is combo card for the Spandam Leader. The English product page says that “Rob Lucci (OP18-113) is listed as a combo card for the Spandam Leader, together with OP18-117 Buster Call.”

The Japanese page frames it slightly differently. It shows Rob Lucci (OP18-113) as a related card inside the CP9 leader section, beside Buster Call (OP18-117). The section is headed by Spandam. Three official pages, three wordings, one consistent picture: Lucci appears on the product page alongside the Spandam Leader.

Two practical points follow from that.

• He is a featured supporting card, not a headline card. The headline items on the English page are the Super Alt Art Nico Robin (OP18-031), the Super Leader Alt Art Saint Gunko (OP18-060), the Yoshitaka Amano alt art Saint Shamrock (OP18-119), and the 4th Anniversary alt arts. Lucci is listed in a different spot, as a combo card.
• His number sits in the 100s. The format is the set code OP18 followed by a dash and the card number, so OP18-113 is card number 113 of OP-18. The Leaders in this set carry low numbers such as OP18-001, OP18-021, OP18-022, OP18-041, OP18-060 and OP18-079, while Lucci, Buster Call (OP18-117) and Saint Shamrock (OP18-119) carry numbers above 110.

How does Rob Lucci link to the Spandam Leader in OP-18?

Rob Lucci links to the Spandam Leader as a listed combo card, and the Leader’s number is OP18-079. The Japanese page names that Leader as Shark Submerge 3 (シャークサブマージ3号), with a CP9 section headed by Spandam, while the English pages simply call it the Spandam Leader and mark it “(CP9)”.

The English page gives one line of description for this Leader: Spandam can “Initiate a Buster Call!” The same page lists Lucci (OP18-113) and Buster Call (OP18-117) together as the combo for the Spandam Leader.

This is how the official set page presents each of the six new Leaders, so Spandam is one of a group:

If you collect around Leaders, the takeaway is simple: Lucci belongs to the Spandam side of OP-18. If you collect by character, he is the Rob Lucci card to look for in the set. The official pages do not list any second Lucci card, so OP18-113 is the one number to track.

What is Buster Call OP18-117 and why is it listed next to Lucci?

Buster Call is OP18-117, and the official pages list it next to Lucci as part of the combo for the Spandam Leader. The Japanese page prints it as バスターコール (Buster Call) in the same CP9 section as Lucci. The English page prints it as “OP18-117 Buster Call.”

The English page also gives the Spandam Leader description, which says it can “Initiate a Buster Call!” The sources do not go further than that, so the listed pairing and that description are the facts to rely on.

For a Lucci-focused collector, this means OP18-113 and OP18-117 are best treated as a pair when you think about the Spandam Leader. Numbers 113 and 117 are four apart, so if you ever sort a binder by card number they will sit close together.

When does OP18 Lucci release?

OP18 Lucci releases with OP-18 on November 21, 2026 (Saturday) in Japan, and the English official site lists November 20, 2026. Because Lucci is a card inside the booster pack, he has no separate release date.

One date gap to keep straight: the Japanese edition and the English site differ by one day. If you are comparing a Japanese box with an English pack, our guide to OP-18 English vs Japanese release dates sets out the differences in language, price and timing.

What else is in the OP-18 booster that sits around Lucci?

An OP-18 pack holds 6 cards, and the set contains 127 types plus 1 additional type, with the rarity split printed by the Japanese and Asia English pages. The official pages list Lucci as OP18-113 but do not say which rarity he is.

These counts come from the Japanese official page and match the Asia English page. Adding the nine rows gives 128, which is the 127 types plus the 1 additional type. The official pages do not state which of these rarity rows OP18-113 falls into, so nothing in this guide assigns Lucci a rarity. When the full card list is public, that is the first thing to check.

The official notes add two cautions that apply to every card in the set, Lucci included: card images may differ from the actual product, and specifications are subject to change. The English page adds that multiples of one card may appear and a full set may be hard to assemble.

Which other OP-18 cards are shown next to Lucci on the official pages?

The official pages feature four headline groups besides the Leaders: Super Alt Art Nico Robin, Super Leader Alt Art Saint Gunko, the Yoshitaka Amano alt art Saint Shamrock, and the 4th Anniversary alt arts. This is the one short section on other characters, so you can see what surrounds OP18-113.

• Nico Robin, OP18-031: listed as Super Alt Art on the English page and Super Parallel on the Japanese page.
• Saint Gunko, OP18-060: listed as the Super Leader Alt Art. This is a Leader number, and the same number appears in the Leader list.
• Saint Gunko, OP18-065: a 4th Anniversary alt art. The Japanese page calls it a Divine Knights parallel in the 4th anniversary design.
• Saint Shamrock, OP18-119: the Yoshitaka Amano alt art. The Japanese page credits the illustration to Amano Takayoshi’s parallel; the English page spells the artist’s name as Yoshitaka Amano.
• Loki, OP17-119: a 4th Anniversary alt art listed on the OP-18 page, but it carries an OP17 number.

Notice the numbers. Shamrock’s Amano art is OP18-119 and Lucci is OP18-113, six numbers apart. Buster Call OP18-117 falls between them. These are the cards the official pages name in the upper part of the numbering, and Lucci is the only one of them framed as a combo card for a Leader.

If you want the other characters in more depth, we have separate guides: Gunko OP18, Luffy OP-18, Franky OP-18 and Miss All Sunday OP-18. For the Leader lineup in one place, see OP-18 Leader Cards.

Is Lucci a chase card in OP-18?

The official pages do not present Lucci as a chase card; they present him as a combo card for the Spandam Leader. The alt art and parallel highlights go to Nico Robin, Saint Gunko, Saint Shamrock and the 4th Anniversary Loki and Gunko cards.

That matters for how you read the card. A combo card on a product page is flagged for what it does with a Leader, so the reason to look for OP18-113 is the Spandam pairing and your interest in the character. Whether any special printing of Lucci exists is not stated on the sources, and nothing here should be read as a promise of one. The official pages also give no odds for any card, so this guide does not either; for the sourced picture on odds, read OP-18 Pull Rates: What Is Confirmed. For the cards that do carry the alt art label, see OP-18 Chase Cards.

How can I follow OP18 Lucci until the full card list is public?

Follow the official OP-18 product pages and check three details when the full list appears: Lucci’s rarity, his printing variants, and his effect text. The official pages already give the card number, the Leader pairing and the neighboring Buster Call card, so those are the baseline to compare against.

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A practical checklist for OP18-113:

1. Confirm the number. Match OP18-113 against the Japanese, English and Asia English pages. All three place Lucci in the Spandam section.
2. Confirm the pair. Look for Buster Call OP18-117 in the same section, and for the Spandam Leader OP18-079.
3. Note the edition. The Japanese edition and the English edition are separate products on separate dates, November 21 and November 20, 2026. The Japanese page prints 240 yen per pack, the English page USD $4.99.
4. Read the fine print. Images may differ from the product, and details may change, per every official page.
5. Check card lists against the official page. Our running reference for revealed cards is the OP-18 card list of revealed cards, and the full set overview is in the OP-18 Complete Guide.

Remember that the official wording is “combo card.” It tells you how the product page groups the card. It does not describe effect text, so wait for the printed card before making deck decisions.

Can I use OP18 Lucci in tournaments right away?

OP18 Lucci is tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, according to the English official page. The same page says OP-18 cards are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store.

The 4th Anniversary Event, which doubles as the OP-18 release event, runs November 20 to December 17, 2026 at local game stores, with applications from November 6, 2026 via TCG+. The official event page lists these participation prizes: the 4th Anniversary Tournament Pack (75 types), the P-161 Monkey.D.Luffy promo, 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. None of those prizes is Lucci.

There is also a pack-format option. Double Pack Set Vol.13 [DP-13] releases November 20, 2026 at USD $11.99 MSRP. It contains 2 Booster pack [OP-18] and 1 DON!! Card in one of 2 new designs, and the packaging doubles as a card case. Those are OP-18 packs, so the same card pool applies.

What can I buy now while waiting for OP-18?

While you wait for OP-18, you can buy other Japanese One Piece sets, including OP-16, OP-15 and OP-14 booster boxes. These are different sets from OP-18 and do not contain OP18 cards. The listings below are the ones available now.

• OP-16 The Time of Battle Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box
• OP-15 Island of God Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box
• OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box – Damaged Box
• OP-14 The Azure Sea's Seven Booster Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)

Three of the four listings carry the name “Damaged Box” in their titles, and the OP-14 listing at the last link does not. Read each product page for its own description before ordering. If you are weighing an older box against the new set, OP-18 or OP-17? Which Japanese One Piece Box to Buy walks through that choice, and EB-05 vs OP-18 compares the October 31 and November 21 releases.

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

Orders ship from Japan by FedEx with a tracking number, and all payments are made in Japanese yen. The summary below follows our shipping policy and payment methods page.

The policy also notes that after an order is handed to FedEx, customs inspections, import procedures and carrier events can delay delivery, and those delays are outside the shop’s control. Delivery estimates do not include handling time, customs processing or weekends and Japanese national holidays.

Why does a combo-card guide matter for collectors outside Japan?

, so collectors outside Japan can read the same facts on each page. The pages also say details may change, so treat them as the current record rather than a final one.

Three differences between the editions are worth knowing before you pick one. First, dates: November 21 for the Japanese edition, November 20 on the English site. Second, price: 240 yen (tax included) per pack in Japan, USD $4.99 MSRP per pack on the English site. Third, naming: the Japanese page calls the Leader’s section “CP9” under the heading Spandam, while the English page marks the Leader as “Spandam (CP9)”. Names on the English pages are the ones used in this guide: Rob Lucci, Spandam, Buster Call, Saint Gunko, Saint Shamrock, Nico Robin.

The cards also share one weakness: the official pages say illustrations may differ from the final product. Treat every image, including the official reveal images above, as a preview and the printed card as the final word. For the full set-level picture, including the EB-05 release that comes first on October 31, 2026 at 240 yen per pack per one-piece.com, our guide to the set after OP-18 lists what is officially confirmed.

Bottom Line: What should I remember about OP18 Lucci?

Remember three numbers: OP18-113 for Rob Lucci, OP18-117 for Buster Call, and OP18-079 for the Spandam Leader they are listed with. The set releases November 21, 2026 in Japan and November 20, 2026 on the English site. For deeper reading, start with the OP-18 Complete Guide, then the reported vs official Secret Rares and Amano alt art and the OP-18 pre-order guide for overseas buyers.

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