One Piece TCG Set Guide
One Piece TCG Sets in Order
View One Piece TCG sets in release order, including main booster sets, extra boosters and premium booster releases.
Quick answer: what order do One Piece TCG sets go in?
Main One Piece TCG booster sets follow the OP numbering system, starting with OP-01 Romance Dawn and continuing through later releases such as OP-09 Emperors in the New World, OP-13 Carrying on His Will and newer mainline sets.
The One Piece Trading Card Game has released many sets over time, with each one adding new cards, characters, leaders, artwork and chase cards. Understanding the order of these sets can help collectors follow the history of the game and decide which releases they want to open or collect.
Main sets usually follow the OP numbering system, such as OP-01, OP-02 and OP-03. Extra booster sets use separate product codes, such as EB-01, and often focus on specific themes or character groups.
Main One Piece TCG booster sets
Main booster sets are the core releases in the One Piece Card Game. These are usually the sets collectors think of first when talking about the game’s timeline, chase cards and major releases.
Main sets in order
These are the main OP-numbered One Piece TCG booster sets in release order.
These numbered sets are where many of the biggest One Piece TCG chase cards appear, including manga rares, alternate art leaders, secret rares and special rares.
It is also worth considering that we get an anniversary set each year, in which there are usually unique rarities and extra valuable chase cards. So far, we have had OP-05, OP-09 and OP-13, with OP-17 expected to be released later this year as the fourth anniversary set.
These releases typically occur around August and have followed a pattern of appearing every fourth set so far. However, there is no guarantee that this pattern will continue in future releases.
Extra booster sets
Extra booster sets are smaller releases that sit alongside the main set timeline. They often focus on a theme, group of characters or a specific part of the One Piece story.
These sets can still be very collectible, especially when they contain popular characters, manga-style cards or useful cards for players.
Extra booster sets
Extra boosters sit outside the main OP-numbered set list but are still important releases for collectors and players.
Premium booster sets
Premium booster sets often include reprinted cards from older sets, sometimes with new alternate arts or foil patterns. These sets can also introduce new cards, although the hit rates may differ from those of mainline sets.
Premium booster sets
Premium booster sets usually focus on reprints, upgraded card treatments and collector-friendly versions of older cards.
Why set order matters
Knowing the order of One Piece TCG sets helps you understand how the game has developed over time. Earlier sets introduced the foundation of the game, while later sets added new leaders, mechanics, rarities and collector-focused chase cards.
Keep in mind that cards may rotate out of standard play, meaning older cards may no longer be usable in certain formats.
Set order is also useful for collectors. It makes it easier to organise a collection, track which releases you are missing and compare older sets with newer ones.
Which set should you open first?
If you are new to the game, you do not have to start with OP-01. Older sets can be more expensive or harder to find, so it often makes sense to choose a set based on your favourite characters, budget and the cards you want most.
In many cases, starting with the most recently released set is a good option, as it will usually be easier to find sealed product and may include the most relevant cards for current play.
You can read our first set guide or compare more options in the One Piece TCG guides section.
Explore sets in the simulator
You can explore different sets directly in the simulator and experience how each one feels when opening packs.