EB-06 EAST BLUE Japanese vs English Edition: Dates, Pack Size and Price Compared (One Piece Card Game)

EB-06 Japanese vs English: The Official Rows

Each official site runs its own product page for EB-06. The Japanese page is titled エクストラブースター EAST BLUE【EB-06】; the English and Asia English pages use EXTRA BOOSTER -EAST BLUE- [EB-06]. Unlike EB-05, the set name carries no “ONE PIECE” prefix on any of them. Read row by row, as of November 9, 2026:

The Asia English site sits between the two. It prints January 30, 2027, the same day as Japan, and lists 6 carte per pack and 67+1 types, but shows no price. Buyers in Southeast Asia should check that page too; this guide keeps the comparison to the Japanese and English editions.

The core announcement, with the theme copy, is summarised in the EB-06 EAST BLUE release date, price and details article; our EB-06 hub article is the EB-06 EAST BLUE complete guide.

Pack Size: 6 Cards vs the 12-Card Print

The Japanese page states the pack size in text: 1パック：カード6枚, six carte per pack. The English page states no pack size in text. The figure for the English edition comes from its pack image, which prints “12-Card Booster Pack”. That is an English-edition print only, and this guide does not use the English images.

The same difference appears on an older official page. EB-01’s English product page says 12 carte per pack, while the Japanese EB-01 page says 6. The facts here are the two printed numbers. What the extra cards in an English pack are, and how the English set is structured against the Japanese one, is not explained on the EB-06 pages, so this guide does not explain it either.

What the difference does change is how you compare packs. A Japanese pack at ¥240 and an English pack at $4.99 are not the same unit if one holds 6 cards and the other is printed as 12. Comparing per pack without that note misleads. The general differences between the two pack formats are covered in One Piece Card Game booster packs: Japanese vs English.

Both editions do agree on the box. The Japanese box image prints 「24パック入り」 (24 packs), and the English display image prints 24 packs per box. Neither product page states the pack count in text, and neither prints a box price.

Japanese vs English Across EB-01 to EB-05

The one-day gap of EB-06 is easiest to read against the whole Extra Booster line. The table uses the official Japanese and English product pages for each set. The day counts are calculated from those dates.

For the first three Extra Boosters, the English edition followed Japan by roughly three to four months. EB-04 broke the pattern: the English site sold it only inside two combined sets. EB-05 and EB-06 close the gap almost entirely, with the English edition dated one day before Japan.

Two practical consequences follow. A collector who used to buy Japanese to get a set months early no longer gains time on EB-05 or EB-06. And the set sizes still differ between editions on some older pages: EB-02’s English page shows 87 card types without the “+1”, while the Japanese page prints 87+1. For EB-06, both pages print 67+1.

The EB-03 gap, the longest in the table, is covered in detail in EB-03 release date Japan and English. For the main booster line, the same comparison for OP-17 is in OP-17 Japanese vs English.

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What Neither Edition Has Published

The official pages list no rarity row yet, in either language, so every “EB-06 pull rate” you see online is unofficial. The blanks are the same on both sides as of November 9, 2026:

• Rarity breakdown. No Leaders, Special Cards, Secret Rares or DON!! cards are listed.
• Card list. The official card list has no EB-06 series; no card number has been published.
• Characters. No character is named. The official copy promises “many beloved characters from the early days”, and the pack art shows Luffy in front.
• Box price. Not printed on any of the three official sites.
• English pre-release date. Not printed.

Because both editions share the same 67+1 headline, it is tempting to assume their card lists will match. Neither page says so, and EB-02 shows that the headline numbers on the two sites have not always matched. Our article EB-06 pull rates: what is confirmed covers how to read a rarity row, if and when one appears.

Where to Buy Japanese One Piece Boxes

We ship Japanese-edition One Piece sealed product from Tokyo. We do not list EB-06; sourcing requests go through Ordine rapido.

For a Japanese Extra Booster box you can open before January 30, 2027, the EB-05 Heroines Edition vol.2 box is currently listed at ¥13,200 (~$86), and the EB-05 Damaged Box (sealed packs, outer box damage; see our condition guide) at ¥12,670 (~$82). The full range is in the Japanese One Piece card boxes collection, and the card lists by set are on the One Piece card list page.