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one piece card game japanese 3rd anniversary set

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one piece card game japanese 3rd anniversary set One Piece Card GameONE PIECE CARD GAME 3RD ANNIVERSARY SET Special items are now available to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the One Piece card game! This time, the design is based on the "fire" motif of the three brothers, Ace, Sabo, and Luffy. The set includes a synthetic leather deck case, storage box, and matte sleeves, each containing 10 promotional cards and 10 Don!! Cards! The promotional cards feature exclusive designs! 10 special promotional cards 10 special

ONE PIECE CARD GAME - 3RD ANNIVERSARY SET


Special items are now available to celebrate the 3rd anniversary of the One Piece card game!

This time, the design is based on the "fire" motif of the three brothers, Ace, Sabo, and Luffy. The set includes a synthetic leather deck case, storage box, and matte sleeves, each containing 10 promotional cards and 10 Don!! Cards!


The promotional cards feature exclusive designs!

- 10 special promotional cards
- 10 special Don!! Cards
- 70 special sleeves
- 1 special leather card case
- 1 special leather storage box
- 6 special power counters


Please be sure to add this ONE PIECE CARD GAME to your collection !

PRODUCT DETAILS


Product Name One Piece Card Game - 3rd Anniversary Set
Media Trading Card Game
Package Content

- 10 special promotional cards
- 10 special Don!! Cards
- 70 special sleeves
- 1 special leather card case
- 1 special leather storage box
- 6 special power counters

Release Date December 22, 2025
Manufacturer Bandai
Size

Card: Approx. 63mm x 88mm
Sleeve: Approx. 67mm x 92mm
Card case: Approx. W80mm x D80mm x H150mm
Storage Box: Approx. W235mm x D115mm x H90mm
Power Counter: Approx. W65mm x D14mm x H14mm

Product Line Bandai Card
Language
Japanese
Materials

Sleeves: PP

Card case: PUR, polyester Lid magnet/drawer magnet included

Storage box: PUR, polyester *lid magnet included
Power counter: PMMA

Themes

Manga & Animations 

Character
Series
One Piece
Publisher Bandai Card Shop

     

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