Alvida EB05-021: Super Rare Card Fact Sheet for One Piece EB-05

Updated November 7, 2026

Alvida EB05 is card number EB05-021, a Super Rare (SR) in the ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster Heroines Edition vol.2, set code EB-05 (EB05). The official English card list shows Alvida under that number and rarity. The Japanese edition was released on October 31, 2026.

What is the Alvida card in EB-05?

The Alvida card in EB-05 is EB05-021, printed at Super Rare (SR) rarity. The official English card list for the series gives the set name as EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION vol.2- [EB-05], the card name Alvida, the number EB05-021 and the rarity SR. Those four details are what you need to search a marketplace, a binder list or a deck-building tool for this card.

The card list is where Alvida appears, so this fact sheet uses it for her number and rarity and uses the product pages for the set around her. The official pages for EB-05 spend their text on the new Nico Robin Leader, a handful of named heroine cards, the Special cards and the Kentaro Yabuki illustration.

The official rarity table counts 9 Super Rares in the set, so Alvida is one of nine SR cards, and the set has a different, single Secret Rare line. That is enough to identify the card correctly.

If you came here only for the number: Alvida, EB05-021, SR, Japanese edition released October 31, 2026. If you want to know how that fits the set, how the card is obtained and what to expect when you order from Japan, the sections below take those in turn. For the whole set in one place, our EB-05 complete guide covers the product as a whole; this page stays on Alvida.

Why does the official card list show Alvida twice?

The official card list shows Alvida twice because of an apparent duplicate entry, not a second printing. Both rows carry the same card number, EB05-021, and the same SR rarity, and nothing in the list marks one as a parallel, alternate art or different rarity. The practical reading is that there is one Alvida card in the set and the database has listed it two times.

That matters for how you count. The official set size is 75+2 types: 75 main card types and 2 DON!! card types. The rarity counts add up to match: 7 Leaders, 29 Commons, 21 Rares, 9 Super Rares, 1 Secret Rare and 8 Special cards give 75 types, and the 2 DON!! cards sit on top. If you count rows in the card list and see Alvida twice, you will land one over for the Super Rares. The official rarity table on the Japanese product page is the number to use: 9 Super Rares, which includes Alvida once.

Everything below treats EB05-021 SR as the single Alvida card in EB-05.

How many Super Rares does EB-05 have, and where does Alvida fit?

EB-05 has nine Super Rares, and Alvida EB05-021 is one of them. The official rarity breakdown, shown on the Japanese product page and the Asia English page, is Leader 7, Common 29, Rare 21, Super Rare 9, Secret Rare 1, Special cards 8 and DON!! cards 2.

Our box page lists Nami (EB05-055, illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki) as a Super Rare, and the official Japanese page credits a parallel version of EB05-055 to the same artist, author of To LOVE-Ru. Alvida and Nami therefore share the SR rarity line, while only Nami is tied to a named illustrator in these sources.

The remaining SR slots are covered in our EB-05 Super Rares and Secret Rare list. If you are comparing Alvida with the other SRs, start there; this page does not repeat that list.

The official English and Asia English pages both note that multiples of one card may appear and that it may be difficult to assemble a full set. A collector who wants one named SR like Alvida should therefore not assume a box holds one copy of each card. The sections on packs and boxes below cover what the sources say.

How does Alvida fit the Heroines Edition vol.2 theme?

Alvida is a numbered character card in a set built around the female characters of One Piece. EB-05 is the second Extra Booster in the Heroines Edition line, and our product page describes it as starring the heroines, with new cards for Nami, Nico Robin and the other leading ladies, including parallel and super parallel cards.

The official Japanese page names its highlights: a new Leader, Nico Robin (EB05-010), with a parallel version, and heroine cards including EB05-004 Baby 5, EB05-028 Boa Hancock and EB05-043 Perona. Special cards include EB05-006 Miss Buckingham Stussy and EB05-031 Reiju Vinsmoke. Alvida is not named in that list of highlights, but the official card list gives her a real card number, EB05-021, and a Super Rare rarity.

The official pages give two different Special-card figures. The Japanese rarity table lists 8 Special cards, and the Japanese page also describes six SP-design cards. The English page mentions 6 types of SP cards. Neither figure involves Alvida, who is listed as an SR.

If your collecting interest is character-based, our other character pages cover the headline names of the set: Nico Robin in EB-05, Nami cards in EB-05 and Shirahoshi EB05-014.

Does Alvida have a parallel or special version in EB-05?

The official card list shows Alvida only as EB05-021 SR, and no parallel or special version of Alvida appears there. The parallel cards named in the sources belong to other characters: Nico Robin EB05-010 has a parallel version, and EB05-055 (Nami) has a parallel illustrated by Kentaro Yabuki. Our EB-05 parallel cards page lists the parallels and super parallels reported for the set.

For a collector, the useful rule is to match on the card number. EB05-021 is Alvida in EB-05. If a listing says EB05-021 and describes a rarity other than SR, compare it against the official card list before you pay.

The rarity lines on the official page are counted separately: Common (29 types), Rare (21), Super Rare (9) and Secret Rare (1). Leaders (7) and Special cards (8) are counted on their own lines, and the 2 DON!! cards are separate again. Alvida is in the Super Rare line. A Special card or a parallel version is a different kind of card, and neither label applies to the Alvida entry on the card list.

How do you get Alvida EB05-021 from a Japanese booster box?

You get Alvida EB05-021 by opening EB-05 booster packs, or by buying the card as a single from a seller who has one. Each pack holds 6 cards, and our Japanese EB-05 booster box contains 24 packs, which makes 144 cards per box. No given card is promised: the product page states that the specific cards in each box are randomly packed at the factory and individual card pulls are not assured.

The pack-level facts are on the official side. The Japanese product page gives 6 张/包 and a suggested retail price of 240 yen per pack, tax included. That page does not state how many packs make a box, so the 24-pack figure comes from our own product page for the box we ship. The official page also notes that specifications may change and that images may differ from the actual product.

Two official notes shape your expectations. First, the English and Asia English pages both say that multiples of one card may appear and that it may be difficult to assemble a full set. Second, the rarity counts describe how many card types exist in the set. If you need one specific SR, opening more packs does not promise it; that is the trade-off of a sealed, randomized product.

The box we ship is the 日本原版, ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster, described on the product page as brand new and sealed and shipped directly from our warehouse in Tokyo via FedEx with tracking. For the broader buying picture, including pack counts and bundles, see our EB-05 booster box buying guide.

Which edition should you choose: Japanese, English or Asia English?

Choose the Japanese edition if you want the Japanese print, because that is the edition we ship; choose by your local event rules if you play. There are three official EB-05 pages, one for each regional edition, and they differ on release date, language and pricing detail. Alvida is on the English official card list as EB05-021 SR, so the card is listed for the English edition as well.

The English page adds that cards are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region. If you play, check which edition your local events accept before choosing a version. If you collect, our box is the 日本原版, ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster, with the set code EB-05.

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Our recommendation: if you want a Japanese-print Alvida and the Japanese EB-05 run, buy the Japanese box. If you need cards for organised play in an English-language region, check your region’s rules first, because the English page ties tournament legality to the pre-release date in your region.

The official Japanese page lists a Premium Bandai lottery sale with applications from October 30 to November 5, 2026. That window has closed, so it is background only. Our EB-05 pre-order guide covers the Japan box price and lotteries.

How do shipping and payment work when you order from Tokyo?

You order the Japanese EB-05 box through our product page, choose a FedEx service at checkout and pay in Japanese yen. Our shipping policy and payment page set the rules below, and they apply to every order, not just EB-05.

Read the delivery estimates as ranges, not promises. The shipping policy says estimates do not include handling time, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing, carrier congestion, weather or destination-country delivery conditions. After an order is handed to FedEx, timing is controlled by the carrier and the destination authorities, and customs inspections or import procedures may delay delivery. Business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays.

If dispatch on our side is delayed, the policy says we contact you by email as soon as practical with a revised estimate, and for significant delays before handoff to FedEx we may offer the option to wait or to cancel with a full refund. Once your order is dispatched, you can check the tracking number and the carrier’s latest delivery estimate from your account or shipping confirmation email.

The policy also covers address changes. While an order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account > Orders. The destination country cannot be changed, and the carrier, shipping method and FedEx service level stay as selected at checkout. Check the address before you place the order.

On payment, the payment methods page says all payments are made in Japanese yen. It lists Wise bank transfer, PayPal, credit and debit cards through PayPal, and PayPal Pay Later. Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee; PayPal and cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, depending on what PayPal offers for your country and card) carry that 5% fee. SWIFT payments incur a JPY 611 receiving fee that you should add to your total, and the page asks you to choose the OUR charge option so correspondent bank fees are covered on your side.

Wise has its own deadlines. Without a screenshot of your transfer, an order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours (3 hours for orders with a pre-order item). With a screenshot, you upload within 5 days and your order price is held for a total of 10 days. The screenshot option requires an account and is not available at guest checkout. Put the reference issued with your order, SST-{order number}, in the Wise reference field exactly as issued.

PayPal Pay Later may appear at checkout where PayPal makes it available. It is offered and operated by PayPal, not by us, and the product name and terms depend on your country. In the United States, for example, the page lists PayPal Pay in 4: four interest-free payments, one every two weeks, with the first at checkout.

What should an Alvida collector check before buying?

An Alvida collector should check five things before buying: the card number EB05-021, the rarity SR, the edition, the condition and the seller’s description of what is sealed. The first two come straight from the official card list. The rest depend on what you are buying.

For a sealed box, the checklist is shorter. Confirm that the product is the Japanese edition, that it carries the EB-05 set code, and that the listing states 24 packs of 6 cards. Our product page states all three. A sealed box is a random product: it holds 144 cards, and it carries no promise of a named card.

For a single, match the number and rarity against the card list, and keep in mind the duplicate-row quirk. If you see two Alvida rows in a tool that copies the official list, they appear to be one card.

It also helps to see Alvida in the context of our other EB-05 pages. The EB-05 set size page covers the 75+2 structure and the official rarity breakdown. The EB-05 vs EB-03 comparison looks at which heroines return from the earlier Heroines set, card by card.

What is the bottom line on Alvida EB05?

The bottom line on Alvida EB05 is simple: it is card EB05-021, a Super Rare, one of nine in a 75+2 type set, released in Japan on October 31, 2026. The card list is the source for her number and rarity, the product pages are the source for the set, and our product page is the source for the box we ship: 24 packs, 6 cards each, sealed and random.

If you want the Japanese print, buy the sealed box from our EB-05 booster box page and expect a randomized mix. Keep the two key identifiers, EB05-021 and SR, whenever you compare listings, and treat a double Alvida row in the database as one card.

Related Articles

• EB-05 Complete Guide: One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2 (Japanese)
• One Piece EB-05 Super Rares: All 9 SR Cards and the Secret Rare
• One Piece EB-05 Set Size: 75+2 Types and Official Rarity Breakdown
• Nami EB05-055 by Kentaro Yabuki: One Piece EB-05 Card, 2 Versions
• EB-05 One Piece Booster Box: Japanese Price, Packs and Bundle

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