Luffy OP15 Cards: Character Cards Guide to OP15-051, 092, 098 and 119

Updated November 10, 2026

Luffy OP15 cards are the four Monkey.D.Luffy card numbers in the Japanese booster pack OP-15 (OP15) “Adventure on KAMI’s Island”: OP15-051 (Uncommon), OP15-092 (Rare), OP15-098 (Leader) and OP15-119 (Secret Rare). Three of them also have a parallel art print.

What are the key facts for Luffy in OP-15?

Luffy appears four times by card number in OP-15, and the set itself is a Japanese edition booster pack released on February 28, 2026. The table below lists the set facts and links the official pages.

Which Luffy OP15 cards exist, and which have parallels?

There are seven Luffy prints in OP-15: four card numbers, with parallel art versions of OP15-092, OP15-098 and OP15-119. The official list shows OP15-051 without a parallel.

The same official list also shows ST26-005, a purple Luffy SP card. It belongs to a different product, so it is not an OP-15 card.

What does the Luffy Leader OP15-098 do?

OP15-098 is a yellow Leader with Life 5 and Power 5000, and its effect protects your Sky Island Characters. If your {Sky Island} type Character with 6000 base power or more would be removed from the field by your opponent, you may add 1 card from the top of your Life cards to your hand instead.

Read it in three parts. The Leader’s types are Sky Island and Straw Hat Crew, so it fits decks built around the Skypiea theme. The protection only covers Characters with 6000 base power or more. And the cost is a Life card going to your hand, so each save lowers your Life total while giving you a card. The attribute is Strike and the Counter is “-“.

OP-15 has six Leaders in total: Krieg, Lucy, Brook, Rebecca, Enel and this Luffy.

How do Luffy OP15-051 and OP15-092 play?

OP15-051 is a cheap blue Character and OP15-092 is a black Character whose power grows with your trash. They are the two Luffy cards in the set that are not Leader or Secret Rare.

OP15-051 (UC): Cost 3, Power 4000, Counter 2000, attribute Strike, types Dressrosa and Straw Hat Crew. During your opponent’s turn, if your Leader has the {Dressrosa} type, it gains +3000 power. Without a Dressrosa Leader the effect does nothing, so check your Leader before you count this card in a list.

OP15-092 (R): Cost 7, Power 7000, Counter 1000, attribute Special, type Straw Hat Crew. It checks the number of cards in your trash:

• 10 or more cards: its base power becomes 9000 and it gains +10 cost.
• 20 or more cards: during your opponent’s turn, your Leader’s base power becomes 7000.
• 30 or more cards: it gains +1000 power.

The tiers stack as your trash grows, so this card rewards decks that fill the trash. The official OP-15 page lists it in the combo and deck sections. The parallel art version of OP15-092 has the same stats and text as the regular print.

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What makes the Luffy Secret Rare OP15-119 different?

OP15-119 is the Secret Rare Luffy, and it is one of only two Secret Rares in the set; the other is Enel (OP15-118). It is a yellow Character with Cost 5, Power 7000 and no Counter.

Its effect has two parts. If you have 6 or more DON!! cards on your field, it gains [Rush]. And when your opponent activates an Event or [Blocker], you reveal up to 1 card from the top of your Life cards, and this Character gains +1000 power during this turn per 1 cost on the revealed card. The official page shows Luffy here alongside Enel in the Secret Rare showcase.

A parallel art version of OP15-119 also exists, with the same card text.

Where do the Luffy cards sit in OP-15?

Luffy holds one of six Leader slots and one of two Secret Rare slots in OP-15. The official rarity breakdown is Special Cards 6, Leader Cards 6, Secret Rare 2, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45 and DON!! Card 1.

Within that, Luffy covers four rarity tiers: Uncommon (OP15-051), Rare (OP15-092), Leader (OP15-098) and Secret Rare (OP15-119). For the full set picture, see our OP-15 guide to Secret Rares, box contents and error cards and the OP-15 card list article. For the parallel prints of every character, use the parallel and SP card list.

How do you check a Luffy OP15 listing before buying?

Check four things: the card number, whether it is the regular or parallel print, the edition, and the condition or grade. A listing that gives all four leaves no doubt about which Luffy you are getting.

1. Number and rarity. Match the number to the table above. “L” means Leader, “SEC” means Secret Rare. Our PSA listing title reads “L-P [OP-15-098]”, so match the number OP-15-098 against the table.
2. Regular or parallel. The same number can be a regular or a parallel print with identical text, so the art is the only difference. Compare the photo with the official card image.
3. Edition. The English edition of this set is titled OP15-EB04 and released April 3, 2026, with 159+1 types, so its contents differ from the Japanese OP-15 listed here. Our Japanese vs English OP-15 comparison covers that choice.
4. 狀態. A PSA 10 slab carries a grade; the PSA10 product page notes the case may have minor scratches or marks. For sealed boxes, see the damaged box note below.

One more item for set-wide checks: the official One Piece Card Game site published an apology notice dated February 27, 2026. Two versions of cards were packaged, one with an incorrect illustration and one with the correct one, and no replacements are offered. The notice does not say which cards are involved, so look at the notice before assuming anything about a specific Luffy print.

How do you buy Luffy OP15 from Tokyo?

You can buy Luffy OP-15 through our PSA 10 listing or through sealed boxes, shipped from Tokyo by FedEx. Individual Luffy cards come as the PSA 10 OP-15-098 Luffy; sealed packs come in the OP-15 booster box (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨), a randomized product where specific pulls are not guaranteed. There is also a discounted damaged box with cosmetic damage to the outer box only; it is sold as-is and returns and refunds are not accepted.

Shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus (usually 3-7 business days after dispatch) or FedEx International Priority (usually 2-5 business days). Both are estimates, and the cost is calculated at checkout. Most orders are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears. Payments are in Japanese yen. Wise bank transfer carries no processing fee; PayPal and card payments carry a 5% processing fee. Details are on the shipping policy and payment methods pages.

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