Heroines EB-05 at ¥11,500: What the New Snapshot Shows

The new ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 snapshot puts advertised dealer buyback offers above Torecapro’s earlier forecast, but a smaller sample limits the comparison.

What does the ¥11,500 Heroines EB-05 buyback snapshot show?

Torecapro’s November 1, 2026 snapshot reports an approximately ¥11,500 median advertised buyback offer for unopened ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 boxes across 18 shops . The changed sample prevents a controlled overnight comparison: this is a separate reading of dealer offers, not evidence that the same shops raised their prices.

Quick Answer: Heroines EB-05’s approximately ¥11,500 median is an advertised unopened-box buyback offer in Torecapro’s updated snapshot . It exceeds the company’s earlier forecast, but the changed shop sample prevents a controlled overnight price comparison. It is neither a consumer checkout price nor a completed transaction.

The updated offers ranged from ¥9,000 to ¥12,500, according to Torecapro . Buyback offers describe what dealers advertise they will pay sellers; they do not establish what buyers pay to purchase a box.

The distinction matters for the forecast. Torecapro projected ¥10,000–¥11,000 for November 1 in its October 31 press release . The updated median is therefore approximately ¥500 above that forecast’s upper bound . The new snapshot exceeds the forecast; it does not confirm it.

What is Heroines Edition vol.2 EB-05, and when did it launch?

ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 is a Japanese ONE PIECE Card Game extra booster, designated EB-05, released on October 31, 2026, according to Bandai’s official product page. The yen-denominated figures discussed here concern the Japanese product; they should not be read as international release dates or local-market pricing.

The pack specifications and box benchmark come from different sources:

• Pack contents: Bandai lists six cards per pack.
• Official pack price: Bandai lists ¥240 per pack, including tax.
• Box benchmark: Torecapro’s launch-day release describes an unopened box containing 24 packs with a stated retail price of ¥5,760.

Keeping those attributions separate makes the comparison clearer: Bandai supplies the official pack specifications, while Torecapro supplies the box-level retail benchmark used in its buyback report. Neither retail benchmark is itself a dealer’s purchase offer or a completed resale transaction.

For product context, Bandai highlights a new Nico Robin leader and an illustration by Kentaro Yabuki. Its product page is also the reference for official packaging imagery. Those features describe the set’s contents; they do not establish which cards, if any, explain the sealed-box premium. Collectors checking a listing should match the product name and Japanese packaging before comparing its asking price with the reported box figures.

How does the November 1 snapshot differ from the October 31 report?

Torecapro’s updated buyback snapshot reports an approximately ¥11,500 median across 18 shops , compared with ¥11,000 across 40 businesses in its launch-day report . The sample changed, so the higher reported median does not establish like-for-like overnight appreciation. Both snapshots describe advertised dealer offers, rather than completed buybacks.

The Torecapro press release was published at 17:00, using shop-site and X postings collected through 13:20 on October 31 . It retained each shop’s latest quote and counted each chain once. Shop identities were withheld, limiting independent replication and preventing readers from matching individual dealers across snapshots.

“店舗名は公表しない。” — Torecapro, survey methodology. English translation: “Store names will not be disclosed.”

In the original sample, 28 of 40 businesses—70%—quoted ¥10,000–¥11,000 . That concentration describes where most surveyed offers sat; the range alone cannot show how quotes were distributed between its endpoints.

The updated Torecapro article therefore shows a median approximately ¥500 higher by subtraction , but does not establish that the same dealers raised their bids. A comparable trend would require matched shops and consistent collection timing. For collectors, the practical distinction is between a higher median in a different sample and evidence that individual offers increased.

How do buyback offers compare with retail and reported resale transactions?

Advertised buyback offers sit above Torecapro’s stated retail box benchmark: the launch-day median was approximately 1.91 times retail, while the updated median was about 2.00 times retail—calculated premiums of approximately 91% and 100%, respectively . These comparisons describe quoted purchase offers against a retail benchmark; they do not establish a seller’s net proceeds.

The calculations are ¥11,000 ÷ ¥5,760 ≈ 1.91 and approximately ¥11,500 ÷ ¥5,760 ≈ 2.00; subtracting one and multiplying by 100 gives the percentage premiums . The denominator is Torecapro’s stated retail benchmark, not an individual seller’s acquisition cost.

A buyback quote states what a dealer advertises it will pay, subject to its purchasing conditions. Marketplace transactions describe reported trading activity. Torecapro’s 20 recent SNKRDUNK transactions are a limited historical sample, not a verified market-wide selling price for November 1 . Neither measure alone establishes what another seller will receive.

Inventory can also change an offer: Torecapro reported a dealer cutting its bid from ¥12,000 to ¥11,000 after reaching its purchasing target . That example illustrates a shop-specific purchasing decision, not a market-wide reduction.

Where can buyers check Heroines EB-05 availability?

Buyers can use Toregeto’s ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 listing page to find lottery and reservation opportunities, then check each retailer’s own terms. The directory is a discovery resource; its displayed entries should not be treated as confirmation that applications remain open.

Torecapro’s lottery report recorded the following snapshot at noon on October 31, 2026 :

• Total listings: 571, comprising 24 accepting applications and 547 closed .
• Known deadlines: 13 accepting listings had deadlines between October 31 and November 18, 2026 .
• Other accepting listings: 10 had undetermined deadlines, while one had an undisclosed application period .

Those are historical counts, not a live availability total. Toregeto’s page showed a November 1 heading and 20 entries alongside an October 31, 09:53 update label . Those inconsistent timestamps do not establish how the displayed entries relate to the earlier snapshot. Check the linked retailer’s application deadline and eligibility before treating any listing as actionable.

TSUTAYA, Hobby Station and Yamada Denki appear in Torecapro’s historical polling evidence, not as confirmed current stockists accepting applications (source: Torecapro). International readers should also verify whether each offer permits their location and intended purchase method. Check account requirements, delivery restrictions and collection conditions directly with the retailer; an aggregator entry alone does not establish eligibility or reserve a box.

What should collectors verify before using these figures?

Collectors should verify the retailer’s current terms before treating a reported buyback figure as an available offer. Torecapro says actual offers depend on condition, inventory and quantity. Use this checklist before submitting a box:

• Confirm the retailer’s latest quote and whether purchasing remains open.
• Check unopened-box condition requirements and any deductions.
• Confirm quantity limits and whether the quote applies to the number of boxes offered.

Lottery survey results require a separate reading. Torecapro’s lottery release reported:

• A 33% success rate among 128 self-reporting respondents.
• An 8.9% success rate across 707 eligible responses to separate retailer-related X polls.

These different voluntary samples do not establish actual retailer winning probabilities. Neither percentage should be treated as an applicant’s personal chance of securing a box.

Source concentration also matters: Bandai establishes product specifications, while the pricing snapshots, including the updated buyback report, and lottery findings primarily originate with Torecapro. Syndicated reproductions of its releases do not independently corroborate those findings.

A useful subsequent update would disclose collection time, identifiable or consistently tracked shops, unchanged sampling rules, and a clear distinction between advertised offers and completed transactions. These are verification criteria, not promised disclosures. Before acting, obtain a current retailer quote for your box’s condition and quantity; use the published snapshots as context.

Frequently asked questions

Is ¥11,500 the retail price of a Heroines EB-05 box?

No. Torecapro reported approximately ¥11,500 as the November 1 median advertised dealer buyback offer across 18 shops, not a retail selling price. Its launch-day report states a ¥5,760 retail benchmark for a 24-pack box.

Did Heroines EB-05 box values rise by ¥500 overnight?

The snapshots do not establish a like-for-like overnight increase. Torecapro reported an October 31 median advertised buyback offer of ¥11,000 across 40 businesses, followed by approximately ¥11,500 across 18 shops on November 1. The changed sample prevents treating the difference as a measured change in the same shops’ offers.

When did ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 EB-05 launch in Japan?

Bandai lists the Japanese release date for ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol.2 (EB-05) as October 31, 2026, with six-card packs priced at ¥240 including tax.

Was the November 1 ¥10,000–¥11,000 forecast confirmed?

No. The ¥10,000–¥11,000 range was Torecapro’s forecast for November 1, not an observed result. Its later November 1 snapshot reported an approximately ¥11,500 median across 18 shops, above that range and based on a changed sample.

Are 24 Heroines EB-05 lotteries still accepting applications?

The count is historical: Torecapro reported 24 lottery or reservation listings accepting applications at noon on October 31, 2026. The Toregeto listing page displays inconsistent update timestamps, so check each retailer directly for current application status, deadlines and eligibility.

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Sources: tcgpro.co.jp · prtimes.jp · onepiece-cardgame.com · Toregeto listing page · prtimes.jp