vegapunk 04 appears in the one piece anime egghead arc
Screenshot via Toei Animation

When does One Piece OP-07 500 Years in the Future release?

Maybe we’ll finally hear Vegapunk’s message.

One Piece Card Game is taking a journey into the ever-growing battlefield that is the futuristic Egghead Island with 500 Years in the Future, which is set to be the seventh mainline set for the Bandai trading card game.

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Egghead science, several hugely popular Worst Generation Supernovas, and the hilarious Foxy Pirates are among the set themes this time around, with the main focus revolving around Dr Vegapunk’s experiments. This One Piece expansion is also expected to bolster at least one older deck playstyle⁠—the board-rushing blue Warlords of the Sea build⁠—with a Boa Hancock Leader.

One Piece Card Game OP-07 release date

The new One Piece Card Game 500 Years in the Future set will be available to purchase from Friday, June 28, 2024. Bandai Namco previously confirmed the June 2024 window before store vendors locked in the exact date.

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Brick-and-mortar stores will be holding OP-07 prerelease events from Friday, June 21 right up until the full global release.

What’s new in One Piece Card Game: 500 Years in the Future?

Vegapunk flies through the air with Chopper and Luffy in the One Piece anime.
Vegapunk’s whacky experiments are all getting cards in this set. Image via Toei Animation

This new One Piece expansion set is themed around the Egghead Arc, which is the current arc in both the manga run and Toei’s anime adaption. The set features several characters from the future island, including super-genius Dr Vegapunk and Worst Generation pirate Jewelry Bonney, who is pivotal to the mysterious story.

The themes for the new cards include the Worst Generation (green), Warlords of the Sea (blue), the Foxy Pirates (purple), CP9/CP0 (black), the Egghead science group (Yellow), and more FILM characters (red).

Revolutionary Army commander Monkey D. Dragon and famed Boa Hancock (who is getting the manga card) also appear in the expansion.

Here are the six new One Piece leaders appearing in this set:

Can I preorder One Piece Card Game OP-07 cards?

Most stock for the seventh One Piece Card Game expansion, 500 Years in the Future, has already been preordered at the time of writing, leaving it fairly difficult to secure early orders for this new set. Local game stores began taking preorder interest as early as January 2024⁠, a whole six months early.

This has, unfortunately, become the standard for Bandai Namco release schedules, with any interested One Piece players needing to speak to their LGS or prepurchase on digital storefronts as far ahead as half a year. If you can get your hands on a preorder box from a retailer, they currently cost around $140 USD each. Individual packs will set you back around $4.49 USD (retail price).

We will update this article if more preorders eventually open.


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Isaac McIntyre is the Aussie Editor at Dot Esports. He previously worked in sports journalism at Fairfax Media in Mudgee and Newcastle for six years before falling in love with esports—an ever-evolving world he's been covering since 2018. Since joining Dot, he's twice been nominated for Best Gaming Journalist at the Australian IT Journalism Awards and continues to sink unholy hours into losing games as a barely-Platinum AD carry. When the League servers go down he'll sneak in a few quick hands of the One Piece card game. Got a tip for us? Email: isaac@dotesports.com.