One Piece Card Game release schedule: Every new OPTCG English set and release date

The One Piece Card Game debuted in late 2022 to huge fanfare, with trading card fans and manga readers alike flocking to the Bandai Namco release to scoop up their favorite characters and build incredible decks.

In the three years since the One Piece Card Game dropped, Bandai has already released nearly a dozen mainline sets, several supplement products, and as many as 20 decks split between Starter and Ultimate designs. Keeping tabs on all the products being printed by the One Piece Card Game developers can be tricky⁠—so we’ve done the hard yards for you, rounding up all the details.

On top of the already-released One Piece sets, decks, and packs, we’ve also got the upcoming sets listed, including when they’re set to go live.

Upcoming One Piece Card Game sets

There’s always plenty of new One Piece Card Game coming on the horizon (like the manga’s endless chapters). Bandai usually locks in set themes and dates around six months early. Here’s all the next One Piece releases.

One Piece Card Game expansion sets

One Piece’s mainline expansions are the bread and butter of the card game, with each release themed around popular arcs from the manga or even popular heroes, villains, and groups. These usually release every three months and have followed that pattern since opening set Romance Dawn hit shelves in 2022.

One Piece Card Game extra boosters

These “extra” sets are pretty self-explanatory⁠—this is a chance for Bandai Namco to add additional sets to the annual release cycle without changing the mainline plans. These are smaller sets with less of a thematic focus. The first, Memorial Collection, added support for play styles like Impel Down, Dressrosa, and Wano Country.

One Piece Card Game reprint packs

None yet released. The first will be The Best which, as noted above in the Upcoming One Piece Sets section, will be released in early November 2024.

One Piece Card Game Starter decks

These One Piece decks are designed for players joining the Bandai card game for the first time and looking for something to play. Some are stronger than others, with Big Mom Pirates and Absolute Justice both providing great value for money (if you can find them) because of how many play staples they have.

One Piece Card Game Ultimate decks

These decks are a little different to Starter releases, with the Ultimate editions designed to push power levels. These can be played out of the box at higher-level tournaments and events and the Leaders are made with pro play in mind.

One of the leaders, Trafalgar Law from the Three Captains pack, was actually so overtuned that Bandai was forced to ban him from play because he was warping the metagame so much. Other characters like the Red/Purple and Yellow/Black Monkey D. Luffy Leaders regularly see top-level play too.

This One Piece Card Game article will be updated as new sets release.