One Piece Card Game · OP-16 · 2026
English One Piece expansion

OP-16 cards & prices

Browse 159 English printings from The Time of Battle. Compare prices, find alternate artworks and save the cards you want to chase.

■ Complete card list

All OP-16 cards

159 English printings. Alternate arts are listed separately, including those sharing a card number. Browse 30 cards at a time, or use the complete checklist below to find every printing.

Rarity follows the official English card list. Artwork is a separate filter. Select a rarity and an artwork together to find the exact printing.

159 printings

Showing 30 of 159
■ About this set

What is The Time of Battle?

The Time of Battle revisits the Paramount War. Compare the Three Admirals manga artworks, Portgas.D.Ace and Marshall.D.Teach Secret Rares, and six Special Cards. Released in English on June 12, 2026. Each artwork has its own entry and chase identity. Printing counts include DON!! cards and exclude sealed products.

■ Key facts
Release date
June 12, 2026
Set code
OP-16
Card language
English
Game
One Piece Card Game
Rarity breakdown
Common
45
Rare
36
Uncommon
30
Super Rare
21
Leader
12
Special Card
6
Secret Rare
4
DON!! Card
4
Treasure Rare
1
Common45 cards
Rare36 cards
Uncommon30 cards
Super Rare21 cards
Leader12 cards
Special Card6 cards
Secret Rare4 cards
DON!! Card4 cards
Treasure Rare1 card
■ Common questions

About OP-16

English card printings, chase rankings and prices.

6 questions answered
Q.01

Which DON!! cards are in OP-16?

The source lists 2 booster DON!! printings and 2 related Double Pack Vol. 11 printings. Double Pack printings are labelled with their product name so you can distinguish them from booster pulls.
Q.02

How many cards are in the English OP-16 card list?

Chase Season tracks 159 English printings. Alternate artworks, reprints and DON!! cards are separate entries; this is not the count of unique numbered cards. Sealed products are excluded.
Q.03

How are OP-16 rarities and artworks classified?

Rarity follows Bandai's English card list. Special Card is separate from Super Rare and Secret Rare. Manga Rare is the collector name used here for Bandai's Super Alt-Art treatment; artwork is a separate filter.
Q.04

Why do some cards have an older set number?

Reprints retain their original card number. Each artwork has its own entry, so you can save the exact printing you want to chase.
Q.05

Where do the prices come from?

Market prices are in USD from TCGplayer via TCGCSV. Manually set reference prices are labelled and included in price sorting; they are not verified market quotes or sale offers. Choose Most chased to sort by collector activity.
Q.06

Does this checklist include Japanese or Chinese cards?

This catalogue covers English OP-16 only. Japanese and Chinese printings are not included in this card list.