One Piece Card Game Set Codes: OP, EB, PRB and ST Explained
OP, EB, PRB & ST Explained
What the letters on One Piece Card Game boxes and card numbers mean, and which product type suits you.
One Piece Card Game products are coded by type: OP for main booster sets, EB for Extra Boosters, PRB for Premium Boosters and ST for Starter Decks. The same code starts every card number in that product, so OP17-119 is card 119 from OP-17. The code tells you what kind of product you're buying before you read anything else.
Set at a Glance
The Codes
| Code | Product type | What to expect | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| OP | Main booster set | The core release line: new cards, Leaders and chase rarities. Japanese boxes hold 24 packs. | OP-17 The World's Strongest Warriors |
| EB | Extra Booster | Themed sets built around a concept or group of characters. Japanese boxes hold 24 packs of six cards. | EB-03 and EB-05 Heroines Edition |
| PRB | Premium Booster | Premium releases that largely reprint existing cards in new finishes. | PRB-01, PRB-02 |
| ST | Starter Deck | Fixed, ready-to-play decks with no randomness. | ST-series decks |
| P | Promo | Cards from events, magazines and campaigns, not booster packs. | Magazine and event promos |
Looking for every set by number? This page explains what the codes mean. For a set-by-set list of the main booster sets, see our Ultimate Guide to One Piece TCG Set Numbers.
How Card Numbers Work
Every card number starts with the code of the product it first appeared in, followed by its number in that set. OP17-119 is card 119 from OP-17. EB04-061 is card 61 from EB-04 (see our EB-04 Egghead Crisis guide), even if you pull a reprinted version of it from a later product.
Watch out with PRB reprints Premium Booster reprints reuse the original card numbers. That means a PRB version and the original printing can share a number, so grading population reports and sold listings for that number can mix the two. Check the finish and the product before comparing prices.
Which Product Type Is Right for You?
If you want the newest cards and the biggest chase list, buy a main OP set. If a theme appeals to you, such as the series' heroines, an Extra Booster focuses on it. If you want to play straight away with no randomness, a Starter Deck is the place to start. For a deeper comparison, read which Japanese One Piece booster box to buy.
Japanese OP and EB Boxes Available Now
More One Piece card termsSecret Rare (SEC) · Parallel cards · Manga Rare · SP cards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does OP mean in One Piece Card Game?
OP marks a main booster set, the game's core release line. OP-17 is The World's Strongest Warriors.
What is an EB set in One Piece TCG?
EB stands for Extra Booster: a themed set built around a concept or group of characters. EB-05 is Heroines Edition vol.2.
What is a PRB set?
PRB stands for Premium Booster: premium releases that largely reprint existing cards in new finishes. Reprints reuse the original card numbers.
What does the card number OP17-119 mean?
Card 119 from the OP-17 set. The prefix is the code of the product the card first appeared in.
How many packs are in a Japanese One Piece booster box?
Japanese main sets and Extra Boosters hold 24 packs per box. Japanese Extra Booster packs contain six cards.
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