Round1 — Japan's iconic multi-level arcade, bowling, and karaoke chain — has partnered with the One Piece Card Game for its first-ever simultaneous Japan and North America collaboration. Running July 18 to October 17, 2026, the event gives out exclusive Straw Hat promo packs that you simply cannot buy in any store. We've sourced Japanese allocation and have them available now at Japanese TCG Supply.

Event at a Glance

All 10 Promo Cards

Every current Straw Hat Pirate gets their own exclusive card — each one reimagined in a sports or entertainment theme inspired by Round1's venues. The artwork is entirely new, created specifically for this collaboration, and won't appear in any standard set.

 

OP16-095

OP16-095 Monkey D. Luffy 🎳 Bowling

 

PRB02-006

PRB02-006 Roronoa Zoro ⚾ Baseball

 

ST29-008

ST29-008 Nami 🎱 Billiards

 

OP11-003

OP11-003 Usopp 🎯 Darts

 

OP15-047

OP15-047 Sanji ⚽ Football

 

OP06-068

OP06-068 Tony Tony Chopper 🎳 Bowling

 

EB03-054

EB03-054 Nico Robin 🏀 Basketball

 

ST28-003

ST28-003 Franky 🕹️ Arcade

 

OP11-054

OP11-054 Brook 🎤 Karaoke

 

ST29-001

ST29-001 Jinbe 🏓 Table Tennis

What Is Round1?

Round1 is Japan's largest indoor entertainment complex chain — think bowling alleys, arcade floors, karaoke suites, billiards rooms, darts, and batting cages all under one roof. With over 100 locations across Japan and 59 in North America, it's a cultural institution in Japanese leisure. This is the first time Round1 has ever run a simultaneous One Piece collaboration across both regions.

During the event, customers ordering from the collaboration food menu at Japanese Round1 venues receive one randomly selected promo card from the pack. The cards are not sold, not chosen by the customer, and not restocked once the campaign ends on 17 October 2026.

About the Artwork

Rather than reprinting existing illustrations, Bandai commissioned an entirely new set of artwork for this collaboration. Each of the 10 Straw Hats is shown enjoying a different Round1 activity — Luffy bowls, Zoro bats, Nami plays billiards, Usopp throws darts, Sanji controls a football, Chopper hits the lanes, Robin plays basketball, Franky works the arcade, Brook takes the karaoke mic, and Jinbe serves at table tennis.

The result is one of the most cohesive and characterful promo sets the One Piece Card Game has ever produced. Every illustration fits the character it depicts — Brook at karaoke is an obvious choice, but Sanji at football and Zoro at baseball feel just as natural. The full set displayed together works as a complete piece.

Why These Are Difficult to Get Outside Japan

There are no box toppers, no online purchases, no retail listings. The only way to receive these cards in Japan is to visit a Round1 location, order from the collaboration menu, and hope your random pack contains the card you're after — with a cap of five coupons per person per day. For collectors outside Japan, that means relying entirely on importers who sourced stock during the event window.

Japanese allocation is the more desirable of the two versions — the Japanese print quality is superior, and the Japanese versions of exclusive promos consistently command a premium on the secondary market once supply dries up post-campaign.

Product Details

Questions about individual cards, complete sets, or availability? Reach us at support@japanesetcgsupply.com — we're happy to help.

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