Updated November 10, 2026
Luffy PRB01 means the Monkey.D.Luffy cards in PREMIUM BOOSTER -ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST- PRB-01 (PRB01). The official card list shows three Luffy card numbers: OP01-024 (SR), OP05-119 (SEC) and P-055 (P), each with a parallel art version.
- Luffy has three card numbers in PRB-01: OP01-024 (Super Rare), OP05-119 (Secret Rare) and P-055 (rarity code P).
- All three have a parallel art version in the official card list.
- OP05-119 is the Cost 10, Power 12000 purple Character with the extra-turn effect.
- PRB-01 is a sealed, randomized product: no box guarantees a specific Luffy. Our PRB-01 booster box (更新：当前售罄 — 可通过 Quick Order 申请补货) holds 10 packs of 10 cards.
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product (English) | PREMIUM BOOSTER -ONE PIECE CARD THE BEST- [PRB-01], Japanese edition |
| 系列代码 | PRB-01 (PRB01) |
| Release date | July 27, 2024 on the Bandai and Asia-English pages; the English-site page lists November 8, 2024 |
| Contents | 10 张/包; 111 card types plus 30 DON!! cards |
| Luffy card numbers | OP01-024, OP05-119, P-055 (official list) |
What is Luffy PRB01 and which cards does it cover?
Luffy PRB01 covers every Monkey.D.Luffy card in the PRB-01 official card list, which comes to three card numbers. PRB-01 is a premium booster of reprints; the official announcement describes it as the card game’s first reprint pack and says it is led by popular characters starting with Luffy.
That makes Luffy a fitting name to search for. Two of the cards carry numbers from earlier sets (OP01, OP05), and the third is numbered P-055; the set adds parallel art versions.
Which Luffy cards are in PRB-01 at a glance?
There are three Luffy cards: a red Super Rare, a purple Secret Rare and a blue card with the P rarity code. The table below uses the printed data from the official card list.
| Card number | Rarity | Color | Cost | Power | Counter | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OP01-024 | SR | Red | 2 | 3000 | 1000 | Supernovas / Straw Hat Crew |
| OP05-119 | 秒 | Purple | 10 | 12000 | none | The Four Emperors / Straw Hat Crew |
| P-055 | P | Blue | 4 | 5000 | 1000 | Straw Hat Crew |
All three are Characters with the Strike attribute, and each one has a different color, cost and effect, so read each card on its own.
What does Luffy OP01-024 do?
Luffy OP01-024 is a Cost 2, Power 3000 red Super Rare that resists Strike attribute Characters and can hand out DON!! cards. With two DON!! attached, it cannot be K.O.’d in battle by Strike attribute Characters.
It also has an Activate: Main, once-per-turn effect that gives this Character up to 2 rested DON!! cards. Its Counter is 1000, and its type is Supernovas / Straw Hat Crew.
The official list shows a normal version and a parallel art version under the same number.
What does Luffy OP05-119 do?
Luffy OP05-119 is a Cost 10, Power 12000 purple Secret Rare whose On Play effect gives you an extra turn. The effect needs you to return 10 DON!! (DON!! −10), then place all your other Characters at the bottom of your deck in any order, and then take an extra turn after this one.
It also has an Activate: Main, once-per-turn effect: rest the specified number of DON!! cards (➀) to add up to 1 DON!! card from your DON!! deck and set it as active. The card has no Counter value, and its type is The Four Emperors / Straw Hat Crew.
The official list shows several OP05-119 entries: the regular card and a parallel art version. Compare the number and rarity code, not only the artwork, when you look at a listing.
What does Luffy P-055 do?
Luffy P-055 is a Cost 4, Power 5000 blue card with an On Play effect that moves an opposing Character to the bottom of its owner’s deck. The effect lets you trash 2 cards from your hand, and if you do, your opponent places 1 of their Characters at the bottom of the owner’s deck.
Its Counter is 1000 and its type is Straw Hat Crew. Its rarity code in the official list is P. The list shows both a regular and a parallel art version of P-055.
Does Luffy have parallel art versions in PRB-01?
Yes, the official card list shows a parallel art version for OP01-024, OP05-119 and P-055. PRB-01 as a whole includes many parallel cards with new illustrations, according to the official product page, and Bandai says the parallels include artwork drawn for this release.
| Card number | Regular version | Parallel art version |
|---|---|---|
| OP01-024 | Listed | Listed |
| OP05-119 | Listed | Listed |
| P-055 | Listed | Listed |
The official list does not say which parallel is which beyond the label, so rely on the listing photo and the card number together. There is also a Luffy DON!! card: the product page shows a Luffy DON!! image file among the 30 DON!! cards, which come with gold-effect versions.
Where do the Luffy cards sit in the PRB-01 set?
The Luffy cards sit inside a set of 111 card types plus 30 DON!! cards, and they are reprints from earlier sets. The rarity breakdown is 1 Leader, 23 Common, 25 Uncommon, 21 Rare, 29 Super Rare, 8 Secret Rare, 4 Promotion and 30 DON!! cards (official page).
Our product page says the set reprints popular cards from OP-01 through OP-06, which matches Luffy’s OP01 and OP05 numbers. The official notes also say that multiples of one card may appear and that a full set may be hard to assemble.
How do I check a Luffy PRB01 listing before I buy?
Match the card number, rarity code and language to the official list before you pay. Use the checklist below.
| Check | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Card number | OP01-024, OP05-119 or P-055 in the printed number line |
| Rarity code | SR for OP01-024, SEC for OP05-119, P for P-055 |
| Stats | Cost 2 / Power 3000, Cost 10 / Power 12000, Cost 4 / Power 5000 |
| Color | Red, purple and blue respectively |
| Version | Regular or parallel art; the listing photo should show the version named |
| 语言 | Japanese edition, as the PRB-01 product here is |
If the title says only “Luffy PRB-01”, work out which of the three numbers it is. A listing without a card number cannot be matched to the official list.
Where can I buy PRB-01 for Luffy cards from Japan?
You can buy PRB-01 as a sealed box from us, shipped from our Tokyo warehouse by FedEx, but a box is a random draw and does not guarantee a Luffy. The PRB-01 booster box (更新：当前售罄 — 可通过 Quick Order 申请补货) contains 10 packs with 10 cards each (100 cards), and is a Japanese edition. A Damaged Box version is also listed: the outer box has cosmetic damage, the cards inside are unaffected, and it is sold as-is with no returns or refunds. The first photo below shows the regular product so you can identify the set; the sample photos that follow show other damaged boxes, and the box you receive may differ.
Orders ship by FedEx with tracking; most orders dispatch within 5 business days after payment clears. Payments are in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or cards via PayPal. Wise carries no processing fee, while PayPal and card payments carry a 5% fee. Read the shipping policy and the payment methods page for full terms.
More PRB-01 guides
These guides go deeper on the set around the Luffy cards.
- PRB01 Secret Rare Guide: Secret, Parallel and Special Cards in PRB-01
- PRB-01 Chase Cards: Sanji Leader, Gold DON!! and Parallels
- PRB-01 One Piece Card The Best: Parallel, SP and Secret Rare List
- PRB-01 Booster Box: Regular vs Damaged Box Guide
常见问题
How many Luffy cards are in PRB-01?
The official card list shows three Luffy card numbers: OP01-024, OP05-119 and P-055. Each also has a parallel art version.
Which Luffy card in PRB-01 is the Secret Rare?
Luffy OP05-119 is the Secret Rare (SEC). It is a Cost 10, Power 12000 purple Character.
What does Luffy OP05-119 do?
On Play, with DON!! −10, you place your other Characters at the bottom of your deck and take an extra turn. It also lets you add 1 DON!! card from your DON!! deck and set it active.
What rarity is Luffy P-055 in PRB-01?
The official card list gives Luffy P-055 the rarity code P. It is a Cost 4, Power 5000 blue Character with a regular and a parallel art version.
Does opening a PRB-01 box guarantee a Luffy?
No. PRB-01 is a sealed, randomized product, and individual card pulls are not guaranteed.
Is the PRB-01 release date July or November 2024?
Bandai and the Asia-English site give July 27, 2024, and the English-language site gives November 8, 2024, which our product page also shows.
Luffy PRB01 is three official cards: OP01-024 (SR), OP05-119 (SEC) and P-055 (P), each with a parallel art version. Pick by card number and rarity code, and use the official list to confirm.
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