Reiju OP-11: Character Cards Guide to OP11-047

Updated November 10, 2026

Reiju OP11 is Vinsmoke Reiju, card number OP11-047, a Rare (R) Blue Character in the One Piece Card Game set OP-11 (OP11) “A Fist of Divine Speed”. It costs 4, has 5000 power, and its On Play effect searches the top 5 cards of your deck for a GERMA card.

What is the Reiju OP11 card?

It is a Blue Character card named Vinsmoke Reiju, numbered OP11-047, printed at Rare rarity. The official card list gives these exact values.

The values come from the official Asia English card list for OP-11, which lists the card under the set name A Fist of Divine Speed [OP-11].

What does the Reiju OP11-047 effect do?

Her effect is a one-time search that triggers when you play her. The printed text reads: [On Play] If your Leader has the {The Vinsmoke Family} type, look at 5 cards from the top of your deck; reveal up to 1 card with a type including “GERMA” and add it to your hand. Then, trash the rest.

Broken into steps:

• The effect fires when Reiju is played.
• It checks your Leader. Only a Leader with the {The Vinsmoke Family} type turns the effect on.
• You look at the top 5 cards of your deck.
• You may reveal up to 1 card whose type includes “GERMA” and add it to your hand.
• The other looked-at cards go to the trash.

The rest are trashed, not returned to the deck, so the effect moves cards out of your deck every time it resolves.

How do you read the Reiju OP11 stat line?

Her printed stat line is cost 4, power 5000 and counter 2000, with the Special attribute and block icon 3. These are the numbers to match when you check a listing or a decklist.

Two parts of the card matter most:

• Type line: “The Vinsmoke Family/GERMA 66” carries both a family type and a GERMA type. The effect looks for “GERMA” in the type of the card you reveal, so the type text is what the effect checks.
• Leader condition: The search works only with a {The Vinsmoke Family} Leader. With another Leader, the On Play condition is not met.

Which versions of Reiju OP11-047 exist?

The official card list shows two entries for OP11-047: the regular card and a parallel art version of the same card number. Both are listed at rarity R, and both have the same stats and the same effect text.

Because the number is the same, the card number alone does not tell you which version a seller is showing. The artwork does. Always compare the listing photo with the entry on the official card list.

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Where does Reiju OP11-047 sit in the OP-11 set?

She is one of the 26 Rares in OP-11. The official set page gives this rarity breakdown for the whole set.

The official page also notes that multiples of one card may appear in a product, and that a full set may be hard to assemble. That applies to Reiju as to any other card in the set.

On the set’s themes, the Bandai catalog page calls OP-11 the 11th booster pack in the series. It returns to the Whole Cake Island arc, expands the Supernovas and Marines themes and introduces Gear 4 Snakeman. The English official page adds that the set focuses on decks themed on the Whole Cake Island and Fish-Man Island arcs and introduces a new “SWORD” theme.

How do you check a Reiju OP11 listing?

Match four things against the official card list: the name, the number, the set and the version. A correct Reiju OP11 listing says Vinsmoke Reiju, OP11-047, A Fist of Divine Speed (OP-11), and shows whether the card is the regular or the parallel art version.

1. Number: It must read OP11-047.
2. Rarity: Both versions are listed as R. A listing that claims a different rarity for this card does not match the official list.
3. Text: Cost 4, power 5000, counter 2000, and the On Play effect above. Any mismatch means the listing does not match the official entry.
4. Version: Compare the picture with the regular and parallel entries.
5. Edition: OP-11 here means the Japanese edition. The English release dates differently, with the English OP-11 page showing June 6, 2025.

Where can you buy Reiju OP11 cards, and how does shipping work?

The sealed way to chase her is the OP-11 booster box, and the OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Japanese One Piece Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) holds 24 packs of 6 cards. It is a randomized product, so no individual card, including Reiju, is guaranteed in a box. A discounted damaged-box listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) also exists. It has cosmetic damage to the outer box, the cards inside are unaffected, it is sold as-is, and returns and refunds are not accepted.

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx. Standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus, usually 3-7 business days after dispatch. Expedited shipping is FedEx International Priority, usually 2-5 business days. Both include tracking, and these are estimates, not guarantees. Most orders are dispatched within 5 business days after payment clears. Details are on the shipping policy.

All payments are in Japanese yen. You can pay by Wise bank transfer, PayPal, or credit and debit cards through PayPal. A 5% payment processing fee applies to every method except Wise. The payment methods page has the full terms.

Which other OP-11 cards are worth a look next to Reiju?

If you are exploring the set, the OP11-118 card is covered in our Luffy guide, and the images below show that card number.

More OP-11 guides

• Luffy OP11: Character Cards Guide to OP11-040, OP11-058 and OP11-118
• Nami OP11: Character Cards Guide to OP11-041 and OP11-054
• OP-11 A Fist of Divine Speed Complete Lista carte
• OP-11 Booster Box Buying Guide

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