One Piece Card Game OP-14: The Azure Sea’s Seven – Japanese Booster Box

The original Japanese printing of the Warlords set, released November 22, 2025. This is the pure Shichibukai version — 156 all-new cards dedicated entirely to the Seven Warlords and their crews, with no EB-04 content. It also carries the gold-etched Buggy Secret Rare that completes the Four Emperors cycle, which the English release doesn’t have.

What’s In the Box

• 24× OP-14 Japanese booster packs
• 288× Cards total (12 per pack)
• 156 Brand-new card types, plus 48 variant versions
• ✦ Japanese Edition, official Bandai product

The Full Rarity Ladder

• 6 Leader Cards — Mihawk, Law, Jinbe, Hancock, Doflamingo and Crocodile
• 60 Common · 30 Uncommon · 37 Rare — Warlord crews across every colour
• 15 Super Rare — the highest SR count in a Japanese numbered set at release
• 6 Special Card · 2 Secret Rare — including the Boa Hancock SP
• 48 variant cards — parallels and alt-arts across the rarity tiers
• 1 Treasure Rare — the ultimate box chase

Counts reflect the full set pool. Contents are random.

Six Warlord Leaders

Note that the Japanese lineup runs Crocodile as a Leader where the English box uses Buggy — another point of difference between the two printings.

Why the Japanese Printing

• The gold Buggy SEC — not available in the English box at all
• Undiluted Warlords pool — no Egghead cards turning up in a Shichibukai pack
• 48 Japanese variant cards — parallels that don’t exist in the English printing
• Legal for Japanese-format play — the canonical set for Japanese tournament builds

Frequently Asked Questions

What language are the cards?
Japanese — names, text and effects are all in Japanese.

Can I use these in English tournaments?
Generally no. Bandai’s rules require cards in the event’s language, so Japanese cards suit Japanese-format events, casual play and collecting. Check with your event organiser if unsure.

How is this different from the English OP-14?
The Japanese box has 156 Warlords-only cards with no EB-04 content, and its Secret Rares are Mihawk and the gold Buggy. The English box adds EB-04 cards and swaps Buggy for Crocodile.

What’s the Four Emperors cycle?
A run of gold-and-silver Emperor Secret Rares across several sets — Luffy, Blackbeard, Shanks and finally Buggy here in Japanese OP-14.

How many packs are in the box?
24 packs of 12 cards each — 288 cards per box.

The Warlords in the original Japanese — grab your OP-14 Japanese booster box at Chase Station today.