We have a regular alternate art at number 10, with yellow Nami just squeezing onto the list. Nami is perhaps the most popular female character in One Piece, which means that she is the most popular character featured in this set. To top this off, the artwork is very vibrant, and the details make it the top alternate art in the set.

Koala is the lowest-ranked SP to make the list. The special rares in this set use a unique and effective style that makes them look like playing cards. This means that the popularity of these cards is largely down to the characters, as the designs themselves are all on a similar playing field. Sadly for Koala, she is one of the less popular characters among the SP cards.

Similarly to Koala, Reiju comes in at number 8, as she is not quite as popular as some of the other characters on this list. Although this card is very satisfying, with the pink background matching Reiju's colour theme well, her popularity among fans holds her back from the higher ranks.

Uta has her own distinct following within the One Piece fanbase. She does not appear in the main anime series, instead appearing in the movie One Piece Film: Red. Without spoiling too much, Uta has various traits and connections that make her a well-liked character, but not quite enough to rank higher than number 7.

Vivi has been a fan favourite since the Alabasta arc, and many fans were even hoping that she would join the Straw Hat crew. She has also recently appeared in the One Piece live-action series, which further helps her popularity. This card is also done very well, with the blue theme matching Vivi's unique hair colour perfectly.

Perona is a character who can sometimes go under the radar. Based on the popularity of her other cards over the years, it is clear that she has plenty of fans. This card also works very well thematically, as the black background suits Perona's character. Combine this with the pink highlights that match her hair, and you have a fantastic-looking SP card.

Boa has had many SP cards, and as she is one of the most popular characters in the franchise, it is understandable that they all seem to perform well. The blue and pink work together very well on this card, and the texture is also impressive in person.

Uta was a slightly strange choice for the manga rare in this set, considering the other possible options, but she still makes the top three. As mentioned previously, Uta is popular with fans, but considering the fact that our next character has never had a manga rare, it seems like Bandai missed the mark a little.

Robin is another character who always does well, especially when her cards are as detailed as this one. The flowers are a great addition, as they are a subtle nod to Robin's Devil Fruit. She would have made a great candidate for the manga rare in this set, but the wait for a Robin manga card will have to continue.

As mentioned in the number 10 entry, Nami is the most popular character in this set, so it is only fitting for her to take the number 1 spot with this fantastic SP card. Nami has been in the franchise since the very beginning and has been a fan favourite throughout that time, so it is no surprise that her cards are as popular as they are.