Usopp One Piece Cards Guide: Leader Card, Key Rares & the New OP-17 SR

Every Confirmed Usopp Printing

Six Usopp printings were individually verified for this guide, spanning the game’s launch starter deck through the upcoming OP-17 set:

Unlike crewmates with two or three Leader numbers and a long tail of tournament-only parallels, Usopp’s confirmed roster is compact: one Leader, four Character cards at Common through Super Rare, and the new OP17-080. A short list of additional Uncommon, Rare, and Event-slot Usopp cards rounds out the game’s full card list — covered in the “Other Confirmed Prints” section below.

Read across the table and a pattern shows up: Usopp’s rarity climbs steadily from set to set rather than jumping straight to a chase-tier print. ST01-002 opens at Common in the game’s original starter deck, OP01-004 steps up to Rare in the launch booster, OP03-041 reaches Super Rare two sets later, and EB02-022 settles back at Rare in a themed collection release. OP10-042 is the one outlier — a Leader-slot card rather than a Character, and the only print carrying his name at that card type. OP17-080 picks the climb back up at Super Rare, making it the highest Character-card rarity Usopp has been printed at since OP03-041.

Key Character Rares

Below the Leader slot, four Character cards make up Usopp’s core confirmed lineup, running from the game’s very first starter deck through last year’s Anime 25th Collection.

ST01-002 — Common

OP01-004 — Rare

OP03-041 — Super Rare

EB02-022 — Rare

ST01-002, from the game’s original -Straw Hat Crew- [ST-01] starter deck, is a Red Common at cost 2 and 2000 power. Its effect lets you pay Don!!x2 to shut down an opposing Blocker with 5000 power or more — a starter-deck staple rather than a chase print. It has also been reprinted in the Premium Card Collection -25th Edition- and Premium Card Collection -FILM RED Edition- collector sets.

OP01-004, a Red Rare from -Romance Dawn- [OP-01], sits at cost 2 with 3000 power. Once per turn, if your opponent activates an Event card during their own turn, you may pay Don!!x1 to draw a card. It also exists as a Prize Cards Alt Art — a tournament-distributed version — and as a separate print in the English-language 1st Anniversary Set.

OP03-041, a Blue Super Rare from -Pillars of Strength- [OP-03], is a cost 4, 5000-power Character with the Rush keyword, meaning it can attack the turn it’s played. When it deals battle damage to a Life card, you may pay Don!!x1 to trash the top 7 cards of your deck. An Alt Art version of this card is also confirmed.

EB02-022, a Blue Rare from -Anime 25th Collection- [EB-02], costs 4 for 5000 power. On play, under the card’s stated condition, it lets you deploy a lower-power character straight from your hand. An Alt Art version exists for this print as well.

Other Confirmed Prints

Beyond the six cards detailed above, Usopp appears under a further handful of confirmed card numbers in the official database: OP16-043 (Uncommon, -The Time of Battle- [OP-16]), OP15-024 (Rare), OP04-003 (Uncommon, -Kingdoms of Intrigue- [OP-04]), and OP02-028 (Common, -Paramount War- [OP-02]). These weren’t individually pulled for full spec detail in this pass, but they’re genuine Usopp numbers if you’re matching a card in hand against the checklist above.

Usopp also has one confirmed Event card: OP03-054, “Usopp’s Rubber Band of Doom!!!,” from -Pillars of Strength- [OP-03] — a non-Leader, non-Character card that plays for a one-time effect rather than staying on the field. The name is a direct nod to Usopp’s slingshot-and-rubber-band combat style from the manga and anime.

If you’re building a deck around OP10-042 specifically, these supplemental numbers are worth checking against your collection before you go shopping: OP16-043 and OP04-003 are both Uncommons; we haven’t verified their full specs. OP15-024 is a step up in rarity that’s easy to miss if you’re not cross-referencing set checklists directly against the card database.

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