One Piece TCG Release Calendar: Every Set From OP-01 to Today
Every set, in order, with the dates that matter for pricing.
By Misprint Editorial | Published Jul 1, 2026 | 4 min read
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Knowing when a set came out is not trivia. Release timing drives print runs, reprint waves, and the hype curves that move One Piece prices. Here is the whole timeline in one place.
This is the reference calendar for the One Piece Card Game in English: every main booster set from OP-01 to the latest, plus Extra Boosters, Premium Boosters, and the starter deck line. If you want to understand what the rarities and product types on this list actually mean, pair it with our complete beginner's explainer.
How One Piece Releases Work
Bandai runs a fast, predictable cadence: a new main booster set roughly every quarter, with Extra Boosters, Premium Boosters, and starter decks filling the gaps. Two things worth knowing:
- English used to lag Japan by several months. As of 2026, Bandai has moved toward simultaneous global releases, so the gap has largely closed.
- Bandai reprints to demand. Release dates matter for pricing because a set's chases spike at launch and often cool when a reprint wave lands. For the market angle, see our investment guide.
Main Booster Sets (OP)
| Code | Set name | English release |
|---|---|---|
| OP-01 | Romance Dawn | Dec 2022 |
| OP-02 | Paramount War | Mar 2023 |
| OP-03 | Pillars of Strength | Jun 2023 |
| OP-04 | Kingdoms of Intrigue | Sep 2023 |
| OP-05 | Awakening of the New Era | Dec 2023 |
| OP-06 | Wings of the Captain | Mar 2024 |
| OP-07 | 500 Years in the Future | Jun 2024 |
| OP-08 | Two Legends | Sep 2024 |
| OP-09 | Emperors in the New World | Dec 2024 |
| OP-10 | Royal Blood | Mar 2025 |
| OP-11 | A Fist of Divine Speed | Jun 2025 |
| OP-12 | Legacy of the Master | Aug 2025 |
| OP-13 | Carrying On His Will | Nov 2025 |
| OP-14 | The Azure Sea's Seven | Jan 2026 |
| OP-15 | Adventure on Kami's Island | Apr 2026 |
| OP-16 | The Time of Battle | Jun 2026 |
OP-16 is the most recent main set as of this writing.
A few sets stand out for collectors:
- OP-01 Romance Dawn is the foundational set, and genuine first-print ("Wave 1") sealed product carries a scarcity premium over later reprints.
- OP-05 Awakening of the New Era is home to the game's most iconic chase, the Gear 5 / Nika Luffy manga rare (OP05-119), a benchmark card for the entire market.
- OP-13 Carrying On His Will produced a wave of hyped red super-alternate-art chases in late 2025, and is a textbook example of the reprint-driven spike-and-cool cycle.
Extra Boosters (EB)
Smaller supplementary sets that blend reprints with new cards:
| Code | Set name | English release |
|---|---|---|
| EB-01 | Memorial Collection | May 2024 |
| EB-02 | Anime 25th Collection | May 2025 |
| EB-03 | One Piece Heroines Edition | Feb 2026 |
Note: Bandai has at times folded Japanese Extra Booster content (such as "Egghead Crisis") into the English OP main-set releases rather than shipping it as a standalone English set, so you may see dual set codes on some products.
Premium Boosters (PRB)
Collector-focused sets, heavy on premium treatments:
| Code | Set name | English release |
|---|---|---|
| PRB-01 | One Piece Card The Best | Nov 2024 |
| PRB-02 | One Piece Card The Best vol.2 | Oct 2025 |
Starter Decks (ST)
The starter deck line runs from ST-01 onward and is the recommended entry point for new players, each deck built around a color and a leader. Early evergreen decks include ST-01 (Straw Hat Crew), ST-02 (Worst Generation), and ST-03 (Seven Warlords), while more recent releases have covered leaders like Yamato, Marshall D. Teach, and Gear 5 Luffy. A new wave of per-color starter decks (ST-31 through ST-36) is scheduled for mid-2026. Because they are cheap, complete, and legal out of the box, starter decks are where we tell every beginner to start; see our how to start collecting guide.
What's Next
Bandai's quarterly cadence points to a new main booster set following OP-16 later in 2026, along with additional Extra Boosters and the ST-31 through ST-36 starter wave. Exact names and dates for unannounced sets can shift, so treat any not-yet-released set as tentative until Bandai confirms it.
Our Take
The One Piece release calendar is not just a checklist; it is a map of the market's rhythm. Launches drive hype spikes, reprints cool them, and first-print scarcity rewards the earliest sets. Bookmark this timeline, watch for reprint waves on sets you are holding, and use the cadence to time your buying and selling. For what those chase cards are actually worth and whether any of it is a good investment, read our One Piece TCG investment guide.
Set names and release dates reflect English-language releases and are accurate to the best of our research as of July 2026. Unreleased and recently announced sets are subject to change; verify against official Bandai listings.