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one piece op-7 booster box One Piece OP-14 Japanese Booster Box — The Azure Sea's Seven – PlayVault.aeThe One Piece Card Game OP 14 "The Azure Sea's Seven" Japanese Booster Box (set code: OP 14) was released in Japan on November 22, 2025, with the English global edition following on January 16, 2026. This is the Japanese language version, available approximately eight weeks ahead of the English release. OP 14 is the 14th main booster expansion in the One Piece Card Game and is themed around the Seven Warlords of the Sea the Shichibukai one of the

The One Piece Card Game OP-14 "The Azure Sea's Seven" Japanese Booster Box (set code: OP-14) was released in Japan on November 22, 2025, with the English global edition following on January 16, 2026. This is the Japanese-language version, available approximately eight weeks ahead of the English release. OP-14 is the 14th main booster expansion in the One Piece Card Game and is themed around the Seven Warlords of the Sea — the Shichibukai — one of the Three Great Powers of the One Piece world, featuring the full roster of Warlords and their respective crews.

OP-14 introduces seven new Leader cards, all built around legendary Warlords: Trafalgar Law (Red, Heart Pirates — swaps base power of two Supernova characters), Dracule Mihawk (Green, World's Greatest Swordsman), Jinbe (Blue, Fish-Man/Sun Pirates), Boa Hancock (Blue/Yellow, Kuja Pirates trigger-heavy control), Donquixote Doflamingo (Purple, defensive Donquixote Pirates), Crocodile (Black, New Baroque Works cost reduction), and Gecko Moria (Black/Yellow, Thriller Bark life-gain and power-boosting). The set also introduces alternate art Event cards for the first time, with two alternate art Event cards in the Japanese release.

The set also completes the Gold and Silver Four Emperors card cycle, introduced in earlier sets. Buggy's gold-etched version appears in this set — completing the full set of four gold Emperor cards — and is the most expensive single card in the set on secondary markets.

The undisputed top chase card is the Dracule Mihawk Manga Rare (OP14-119), featuring monochromatic manga panel artwork of the World's Strongest Swordsman. Other key chase cards include Dracule Mihawk and Crocodile Secret Rares, the Boa Hancock and Perona Special Cards with exclusive alternate art, and the gold-etched Buggy anniversary card.

The complete Japanese set contains 128 + 1 card types across the following rarities: 6 Leaders, 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, 6 Special Cards, 1 Manga Rare, and 1 DON!! card.

Box contents: 24 booster packs per box. 6 cards per pack. 144 total cards per box. Language: Japanese. All card text is in Japanese. Manufacturer: Bandai. Condition: Factory sealed.

Ideal for collectors chasing the Mihawk Manga Rare and the gold Buggy anniversary card, competitive players building Mihawk, Boa Hancock, or Crocodile-themed decks, and One Piece TCG fans who want the Japanese version ahead of the English release. Cards are randomised and specific pulls are not guaranteed.