OP-19 Revealed Cards So Far: New Egghead Leader and Set Details

OP-19 (OP19) revealed cards so far come down to one confirmed highlight: a new Egghead leader card. The official pages list 126+1 card types, 6 张/包, a Japanese release on February 27, 2027 and an English release on March 5, 2027, but name no individual cards yet.

What is OP-19 and what are its key facts?

OP-19 is the 19th booster pack of the One Piece Card Game, and its theme is Egghead. The table below gives the exact names, dates and specs, each linked to the official page that states them.

While you wait for February 2027, the OP-17 The World’s Strongest Warriors Japanese One Piece Booster Box is a different set that you can order today. It is not OP-19 and contains no OP-19 cards.

What are the OP-19 revealed cards confirmed so far?

The confirmed OP-19 revealed cards list has a single entry: a new Egghead leader. The Japanese official page calls a new Egghead leader card a must-see, and the English official page says the pack highlights new Leaders introduced in Egghead.

The two pages differ slightly in wording. The Japanese page speaks of one leader card, while the English page uses the plural, “Leaders”. Neither page gives a card number or a card name for the leader, so a name or number attached to it elsewhere is not an official reveal.

Our recommendation: treat the leader highlight and the 126+1 figure as the whole confirmed card list for OP-19, and judge any card image or rarity table you see elsewhere against it. The Japanese page notes that product photos may differ slightly from the actual product and that specifications may change. The English page notes that illustrations and product details may differ from the final product.

This article will be updated when the official pages name cards. Until then, the most useful thing you can do is understand the structure of the set, which the rest of this guide covers.

When does OP-19 release in Japan and in English?

The Japanese edition of OP-19 releases on Saturday, February 27, 2027, and the English edition releases on March 5, 2027, with a pre-release on February 26, 2027. That puts the English release six days after the Japanese one.

The Japanese page lists a single release date. The English page lists two: a pre-release date and a release date. The English page says cards are legal for play from the pre-release date at your local game store (LGS), so February 26, 2027 is the date from which English-edition cards are legal at an LGS.

The Japan to English gaps for OP-13 and EB-03 were much wider than the six days for OP-19, and the OP-16 gap was 13 days. The table in the comparison section below sets the numbers side by side. Collectors who want the Japanese edition should plan around February 27, 2027; collectors who want the English edition should plan around March 5, 2027.

How many cards are in an OP-19 pack and how many card types does the set have?

A Japanese OP-19 pack contains 6 cards, and the set is listed as 126 types plus 1 additional type. The cards are randomly inserted, so a pack does not let you choose which card types you receive.

The English page words the total as “126+1 types in total”. It does not give a cards-per-pack count or a box configuration, so the 6-card figure comes from the Japanese page only. The English page also carries a collector warning: multiples of one card may appear, and a full set may be hard to assemble.

The pages do not explain what the “+1” is. The official wording, “126 types plus 1 additional type”, is the only description, and this article uses it as written. The Japanese page also gives no rarity breakdown, so rarity names for OP-19 are not part of the confirmed information.

Because every pack holds 6 randomly inserted cards drawn from 126+1 types, and because multiples of one card may appear, the English page’s warning that a full set may be hard to assemble applies to anyone planning to collect every type.

What does 240 yen per pack mean in practice?

The Japanese manufacturer’s suggested retail price is 240 yen per pack, tax included. The English page lists USD $4.99 per pack. These are suggested retail prices for a single pack, and they are separate figures for separate editions rather than a conversion of one into the other.

Compared with OP-16, whose Japanese page lists 220 yen tax included per pack, the OP-19 pack price is 20 yen higher. The pages do not state a reason, so there is nothing further to read into the difference.

What does the Egghead theme and Vegapunk tagline tell collectors?

The Egghead theme tells collectors that OP-19 is built around Egghead and features a new Egghead leader. The English tagline reads: “What will the genius scientist Vegapunk reveal…? Respond, world!”

The Japanese tagline asks the same question about the genius scientist Vegapunk and ends with the same call to the world. The Japanese page’s title reads as Answer, World, while the English page titles the set Come In, World, so you may see both English renderings when reading about the set.

This is the full extent of what the official pages say about the setting. They name Egghead and Vegapunk as the theme and identify the new leader only as an Egghead leader. For a collector, the useful reading is simple: OP-19 is a themed main-series booster, and a new Egghead leader card is the one card the Japanese page highlights as a must-see.

How does OP-19 compare with OP-16, OP-18 and EB-03?

OP-19 matches OP-16 on 张/包 and total card types, while its Japanese pack price is 20 yen higher and its English price matches OP-18. The table lists every figure the official pages give for these sets.

Sources: OP-19 Japanese page, OP-19 English page, OP-18 English page, OP-16 Japanese page, EB-03 Japanese page. The English release dates for OP-16 and EB-03 come from our own release date guides.

How wide was the Japan to English gap for earlier sets?

The English release trailed the Japanese release by 13 days for OP-16, 76 days for OP-13 and 118 days for EB-03. OP-19 has a six-day gap between February 27 and March 5, 2027.

The gap figures are calendar days counted from the dates in our guides: OP-16, OP-13 and EB-03. For collectors who buy Japanese product, a short gap means the two editions are in the market at almost the same time.

When are OP-19 cards tournament legal?

OP-19 cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, and they are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store. This rule comes from the English official page.

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Applied to the English schedule, that means two dates matter. Players at a local game store running the pre-release can use the cards from February 26, 2027. Everyone else counts seven days from the release date in their region; for a March 5, 2027 release that is March 12, 2027.

If you play events, write the date for your own region on your calendar rather than the Japanese one. A recommendation for players who build decks: do not plan a tournament deck around a card until its official name and text are published, because the Japanese page notes that specifications may change.

Which products does the official OP-19 page list as related?

The Japanese OP-19 page lists four related products: EAST BLUE [EB-06], PEB-01, ST-37 and ST-38. These appear on the official page as related products, and the page does not say how they connect to the OP-19 card pool.

Source: Japanese official OP-19 page. If you collect the Japanese edition across several product lines, these four codes are the ones to follow on the official site next to OP-19. The page gives no release dates for them, so each product’s own official page is the place for its details.

The extra booster line EB-05 is a separate topic. Our EB-05 Complete Guide covers Heroines Edition vol.2 in the Japanese edition.

What Japanese One Piece sets can you buy while waiting for OP-19?

You can buy OP-17, OP-16 and OP-15 Japanese booster boxes today. All three are different sets from OP-19, and none of them contains OP-19 cards.

The simplest choice is the OP-17 box, since its page describes a sealed booster box with no packaging condition notes. The OP-16 and OP-15 listings are damaged-packaging items, so read the product page terms before you order.

For deeper background on the sets before OP-19, our OP-18 Complete Guide, OP-17 Complete Guide and OP-16 Complete Guide explain each set’s contents.

How do shipping and payment work for Japanese sealed products?

Orders ship from Japan by FedEx International Connect Plus or FedEx International Priority, and payment is made in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or cards. The details below come from our shipping policy and payment methods pages.

Sources: Shipping Policy and 支付方式. Customs processing and carrier events after handoff to FedEx are controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, so delivery dates shown anywhere are estimates only.

Stock levels for sealed Japanese trading card products fluctuate frequently, and dispatch can take longer than the standard handling time in some cases. If dispatch is delayed, the policy says we will contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate.

How should you follow OP-19 information as it develops?

Follow the two official OP-19 pages, because they are the source for names, dates, prices and card counts. The Japanese page covers the Japanese edition and the English page covers the English edition, pre-release and tournament rules.

Use this checklist to keep your own notes accurate:

• Match the edition. Japanese edition dates and prices (February 27, 2027; 240 yen) belong to the Japanese page. English dates and the USD $4.99 price belong to the English page.
• Use the set code in both forms. OP-19 and OP19 refer to the same set.
• Check card numbers against the official pages. A card name or rarity that the pages do not list is not confirmed.
• Remember the change notes. The Japanese page says specifications may change and that product photos may differ slightly from the actual product. The English page says illustrations and product details may differ from the final product.
• Do not mix up sets. OP-18 lists 127+1 card types, while OP-19 lists 126+1.

This article keeps its confirmed list to what those pages state. When the official pages add card names or rarities, the table in the revealed cards section is where they will go.

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