One Piece Manga Rare Cards: the complete list
Every manga rare ever printed, with market prices refreshed weekly — and the waifu chase slots collectors actually fight over.
What are One Piece manga rares?
Manga rares are the One Piece Card Game's top chase cards: alternate arts printed with raw black-and-white panels from Eiichiro Oda's manga. 30 exist across all sets, pulled at roughly one per case, and market prices run from about $586 to $5,108 for the Monkey.D.Luffy (EB02-061).
Where manga rares sit
Manga rares top the rarity ladder — the apex tier the Waifu Score weights most heavily.
- T5Manga Rare · SEC · Signed SPThe apex — the prints that lead a set's market.
- T4Alt Art · SP · SARPremium prints where the artwork carries the value.
- T3Super RareThe everyday chase slot in most sets.
- T2RareStandard rares; the first step above bulk.
- T1Common · UncommonPlayset filler — the base of every set.
The waifu chase slots
4 of the game's female characters hold a manga rare — these are the prints this site exists for.
Full manga rare list (30 cards)
Every manga rare across main sets, extra boosters, and premium boosters, sorted by market price. Prices are TCGplayer market data refreshed weekly (last update 2026-08-17).
| Card image | Code | Card | Set | Rarity | Market price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | EB02-061 | Monkey.D.Luffy | EB-02 | SEC | $5,108 |
 | OP05-119 | Monkey.D.Luffy | PRB-01 | SEC | $5,000 |
 | OP01-120 | Shanks | OP-01 | SEC | $3,999 |
 | EB01-006 | Tony Tony.Chopper | EB-01 | SR | $3,250 |
 | OP06-118 | Roronoa Zoro | OP-06 | SEC | $2,490 |
 | OP06-119 | Sanji | PRB-02 | SEC | $2,263 |
 | OP01-016 | Nami | PRB-01 | R | $2,058 |
 | OP02-013 | Portgas.D.Ace | OP-02 | SR | $2,050 |
 | OP07-051 | Boa Hancock | OP-07 | SR | $1,956 |
 | OP09-004 | Shanks | OP-09 | SR | $1,795 |
 | OP09-051 | Buggy | OP-09 | R | $1,650 |
 | OP09-093 | Marshall.D.Teach | OP-09 | SR | $1,573 |
 | OP05-069 | Trafalgar Law | OP-05 | SR | $1,550 |
 | OP11-118 | Monkey.D.Luffy | OP-11 | SEC | $1,284 |
 | OP16-065 | Sakazuki | OP-16 | SR | $1,212 |
 | OP16-063 | Kuzan | OP-16 | R | $1,154 |
 | OP15-118 | Enel | OP-15 | SEC | $1,051 |
 | OP16-073 | Borsalino | OP-16 | R | $1,043 |
 | OP03-122 | Sogeking | OP-03 | SEC | $961 |
 | EB03-061 | Uta | EB-03 | SEC | $960 |
 | OP05-074 | Eustass"Captain"Kid | OP-05 | SR | $884 |
 | OP04-083 | Sabo | OP-04 | SR | $837 |
 | OP12-118 | Jewelry Bonney | OP-12 | SEC | $801 |
 | OP14-119 | Dracule Mihawk | OP-14 | SEC | $721 |
 | OP10-119 | Trafalgar Law | OP-10 | SEC | $711 |
 | EB04-044 | Koby | OP-15 | SR | $629 |
 | OP08-118 | Silvers Rayleigh | OP-08 | SEC | $586 |
 | OP09-118 | Gol.D.Roger | OP-09 | SEC | — |
 | OP09-119 | Monkey.D.Luffy | OP-09 | SEC | — |
 | OP17-112 | Charlotte Linlin | OP-17 | SR | — |
Why manga rares lead the market
Most premium TCG prints dress a character up: more foil, new illustration, wider frame. Manga rares strip everything back — the artwork is a raw, black-and-white panel lifted directly from Eiichiro Oda's manga, screentone and all. For a fanbase that grew up on those exact panels, that is a more powerful pull than any new commission, and the market prices it accordingly: in most sets that include one, the manga rare is the most expensive card in the set.
Scarcity does the rest. Manga rares occupy the game's rarest pull slot, and because they have shipped since Romance Dawn (OP01), the early ones sit in the same supply-squeezed position as the set's other launch-era chase cards — except with deeper demand behind them.
Grading and condition
At these prices, grading changes the math. A raw manga rare and a high-grade slab of the same card can sit far apart in price, and the black-bordered, full-bleed layouts show edge wear mercilessly. If you pull one, sleeve it immediately and treat centering and edges as the first things a buyer will inspect.
Budget alternatives to the manga slots
You do not need a four-figure card to collect these characters. Every manga-rare character also has SP, SEC, and SR alternate-art prints of the same era at a fraction of the price — the character pages linked above rank every print by Waifu Score, and our budget rankings collect the best prints under $50 and $25 across the whole hobby.
Shop manga rares
Singles are the sane way in — pulling a specific manga rare from packs is a case-odds lottery. Compare listings across marketplaces before buying.
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Manga rares: quick answers
- What is a manga rare in the One Piece Card Game?
- A manga rare is the game's top chase slot: an alternate-art print whose artwork is a raw black-and-white panel taken straight from Eiichiro Oda's manga, usually on the set's secret rare (SEC) or a marquee SR. They have appeared since Romance Dawn (OP01) and lead the price chart of most sets they appear in.
- How many One Piece manga rares are there?
- 30 unique manga rares exist across the One Piece Card Game's main sets, extra boosters, and premium reprint boosters, per our weekly-refreshed set-list data.
- What is the most expensive One Piece manga rare?
- Monkey.D.Luffy (EB02-061) currently tops the list at about $5,108 market price. Prices refresh weekly from TCGplayer market data.
- What are the pull rates for manga rares?
- Bandai does not publish official pull rates. Community case-opening data consistently puts manga rares at roughly one per 12-box case or rarer, which is why raw copies start in the hundreds of dollars.