OP-18 price: $4.99 per pack, Nov 20 release, Amano art and 127+1 cards

Bandai's next One Piece Card Game booster, BOOSTER PACK -THE DOMINANCE OF GOD- [OP-18], now has a confirmed English release date and pack price. The set centres on Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God, and two of its characters are illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano .

When does OP-18 The Dominance of God release, and what does a pack cost?

OP-18 The Dominance of God goes on sale in English on November 20, 2026, at USD $4.99 per pack. It contains 127+1 card types in total, and its cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in each region. That is what Bandai's official English product page states . As of October 17, 2026, the set has not been released.

Quick Answer: BOOSTER PACK -THE DOMINANCE OF GOD- [OP-18] releases in English on November 20, 2026, at USD $4.99 per pack, with 127+1 card types. Its cards are tournament legal 7 days after regional release and from the pre-release date at local game stores, according to Bandai's official product page.

OP-18 is the 18th main booster set for the ONE PIECE CARD GAME. The official page runs it under the tagline "The World Government's Greatest Power Has Arrived…!" and describes it as featuring Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME Official Site, 2026-09).

The page gives two legality rules. The first says: "Cards included in this product will be tournament legal starting 7 days after the release date in your region." The second says the cards are legal from the pre-release date in your LGS (local game store) . Under the first rule, if your region's release date is November 20, the cards become legal for official tournaments on November 27, 2026. Players who are building decks for store events should check their store's pre-release schedule.

The official page also warns about collation: "Due to the nature of the product, multiples of one card may appear, or it may be difficult to assemble a full set" .

What is confirmed about OP-18 and what is still secondary-sourced?

Bandai has confirmed six facts about OP-18 on its official English product page and one more on its official English X account. Everything else rests on retailer guides, fan leak sites and store listings. That includes card numbers, colors, rarities, the Japanese edition details and box prices. The official page gives the release date as November 20, 2026, the price as USD $4.99 per pack, and the card pool as 127+1 types . It also confirms the Water Seven and Holy Knights of God theme, and says that Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock "make their ONE PIECE CARD GAME debut" . Treat anything outside these points as provisional until Bandai publishes it.

The one confirmed fact that does not come from the product page is about artwork. The official ONE PIECE CARD GAME English account on X posted that "OP-18 features 2 colossal characters illustrated by the legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano!" . The post gives the number of characters but does not name them. The names come from secondary sources.

The secondary sources are useful, but none of them is final. A Tokyo retailer's guide lists four Leaders with card numbers, including Franky (OP18-021) and Gunko (OP18-060) . A fan leak site gives some Leaders different colors and adds names the retailer guide does not list. As of early October, fan reports said Bandai's official card database had not yet published the OP-18 set list . Until it does, treat every card number, color and rarity tied to OP-18 as subject to change.

Retail listings carry the same caveat. They reflect each store's own pre-order setup, not Bandai's pricing. At least one listing has a cards-per-pack count that conflicts with official information. The pre-order section below covers which figures to set aside.

Who are the Holy Knights of God and Saints Gunko and Shamrock in OP-18?

The Holy Knights of God are the World Government's Knights of God, and they are one of the two themes of OP-18. Bandai's official English product page says the 18th Booster Pack "features Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God." The same page confirms that two members, Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock, "make their ONE PIECE CARD GAME debut" in this set . This is the first time either character appears as a card in the game. That gives collectors a set of first printings to track when the set releases on November 20, 2026 (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME Official Site, 2026-09).

The page's tagline is "The World Government's Greatest Power Has Arrived…!" It pairs the Knights of God with Water Seven, so the set covers both the World Government's top enforcers and the shipbuilding city from the manga. The official page names only two characters: Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock. Bandai has not yet published a full card list in its official card database, so the page does not show how many cards each theme gets within the 127+1 card types .

For collectors and players, the debut means three things that can be checked against the official source:

• New character names in the card pool: Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock have no earlier ONE PIECE CARD GAME printings. Every card bearing their names in OP-18 is therefore a first printing .
• Legality timing: cards from the set become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in each region. The page also says they are legal from the pre-release date at a local game store (LGS) .
• Collation: Bandai warns that "multiples of one card may appear, or it may be difficult to assemble a full set." This applies to the debut cards as much as to any other card in the set .

Bandai has not said what these cards do or how they will be used in play. Card effects, colors and Leader status for Gunko or Shamrock come from fan and retailer reports, such as One Piece Top Decks. They should be read as provisional until the official card list goes live.

The OP-18 product page links to three related products:

• Set Sail Deck Set [SD-01]: a deck product. Its contents (a preconstructed 50-card deck, 1 Leader card, 10 DON!! cards and 3 Basic Rule index cards) describe a deck, not an OP-18 booster pack .
• BOOSTER PACK -THE WORLD'S STRONGEST WARRIORS- [OP-17]: the main booster released before OP-18.
• ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION vol.2 [EB-05]: an extra booster listed on the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME site.

Which cards will carry Yoshitaka Amano's art in OP-18?

OP-18 will include artwork by Yoshitaka Amano on two characters. The official English ONE PIECE CARD GAME account on X confirmed this but did not name the characters . A Tokyo retailer's guide reports the two as new parallel versions of Loki and Saint Shamrock . Bandai has not yet confirmed those names, card numbers or rarities in its official card database.

"OP-18 features 2 colossal characters illustrated by the legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano!" — ONE PIECE CARD GAME official English account (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME on X)

The official post confirms only two things: Amano drew the art, and two characters get his art. Everything below comes from secondary sources and is labelled that way.

What the retailer guide reports

According to Samurai Sword Tokyo, each Amano card comes in two versions. One is a standard parallel and the other is a foil parallel, called 箔押し (hakuoshi, foil-stamped) in Japanese . If that is right, the two characters account for four Amano-art prints in the set.

• Loki: the guide reports this card as a reprint of OP17-119 with new Amano art. OP17-119 is a card number from the previous booster, -THE WORLD'S STRONGEST WARRIORS- [OP-17]. The guide does not say whether the reprint keeps the OP17 card number or gets an OP18 number.
• Saint Shamrock: the guide reports a new Amano parallel. Saint Shamrock is one of the two Holy Knights of God that the official OP-18 product page names as making their card game debut in this set .

The reported "God's Knights Super Parallel"

The same guide reports a separate rarity called the "God's Knights Super Parallel." It describes this as "the top-tier rarity created for the 4th anniversary" and says it appears on a Gunko card numbered OP18-065 . The guide does not credit Amano as the artist on this card. Bandai has not confirmed the rarity name, the card number or how often the card appears in packs, so collectors should treat all of these as unconfirmed for now.

Bandai's official card list, expected before the November 20, 2026 English release, will settle the open questions :

• the final card numbers
• whether the foil Amano versions appear in English-language packs
• how the parallels are distributed within a booster box

Which Leader cards have been revealed for OP-18?

Four OP-18 Leader cards have been reported so far, but Bandai has not confirmed any of them. They are Franky (OP18-021), Monkey D. Luffy (OP18-022), Miss All Sunday (OP18-041) and Gunko (OP18-060). The source is a guide from a Tokyo retailer, Samurai Sword Tokyo . A fan leak site names two more Leaders, Karoo and Spandam . Treat every card number, color and rarity below as provisional. None of them are final until Bandai's official card database lists the set.

The retailer guide describes Franky as the first Leader card ever made for the character . Bandai's product page confirms that Saint Gunko debuts in this set, but it does not say whether she is a Leader . The Gunko Leader listing is reported only by secondary sources.

Colors come from one place only. One Piece Top Decks reports Saint Gunko as a Purple Leader and Franky as a Green/Purple Leader . Neither the retailer guide nor the leak site gives colors for Luffy or Miss All Sunday. The leak site does not give card numbers for Karoo or Spandam either.

As of early October 2026, both sources reported that Bandai's official card database had not yet published the OP-18 set list . Until it does, keep these limits in mind:

• Card numbers come from a retailer's guide. They are not Bandai data, and the final set list could change them.
• Colors come from one fan leak site. No second source has confirmed them.
• Karoo and Spandam are named only as leaks. Neither the retailer guide nor Bandai has listed them as Leaders.
• Rarities and Leader stats such as life and power have not been reported by any source cited here.

Bandai's official ONE PIECE CARD GAME site is where the confirmed list will appear. Deck builders preparing for the November 20, 2026 English release can check it there .

How does the Japanese OP-18 release differ from the English one?

A secondary source reports that the Japanese OP-18 comes out one day after the English version. It lists a release date of Saturday, November 21, 2026 and a price of ¥240 per pack . The English set is officially dated November 20, 2026 at USD $4.99 per pack . The Japanese figures come from a Tokyo retailer's guide. They have not been checked against Bandai Japan's own product page.

The Japanese details below come from the Samurai Sword Tokyo release guide, set against the official English product page:

• Name: ブースターパック 神の支配【OP-18】 in Japan, and BOOSTER PACK -THE DOMINANCE OF GOD- [OP-18] in English.
• Release date: Saturday, November 21, 2026 (reported) for Japan, and November 20, 2026 (official) for English .
• Pack price: ¥240 per pack, tax included (reported), compared with USD $4.99 per pack (official) .
• Cards per pack: 6 cards per Japanese pack (reported). The official English page cited here does not state a per-pack card count.
• Card pool: the same 127+1 card types in both languages .

The same retailer guide says Bandai revealed the set at ONE PIECE DAY'26. Bandai reportedly described it as the second 4th-anniversary booster, following OP-17 -THE WORLD'S STRONGEST WARRIORS- . The English product page links to OP-17 as the previous booster. It does not use the "4th-anniversary" wording, so treat that label as reported, not official.

Tournament timing may also differ between the two regions. The English page says OP-18 cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in each region . Japanese tournament rules were not checked for this report.

Collectors importing Japanese packs, or comparing yen and dollar prices, should check the date, the ¥240 price and the 6-card pack size against Bandai's official Japanese ONE PIECE CARD GAME page first. Until that check is done, the confirmed English figures remain on the official ONE PIECE CARD GAME site.

What do pre-order listings show, and which figures should collectors not trust yet?

Retail pre-order listings for OP-18 show box prices and card counts. None of them are official Bandai information, and some are incomplete or contradict the official product page. One retailer lists a 24-pack English booster box at $119.99. The only figures Bandai has confirmed are the USD $4.99 pack price and the 127+1 card types on the official product page . Read every other number as retailer data.

Here is what three retailers showed as of October 17, 2026:

• Miniature Market: lists the English OP-18 24-pack booster box at $119.99 and shows it as out of stock (source: Miniature Market, 2026-10) . This is a retailer's pre-order price, not a price set by Bandai.
• TCGplayer: has a presale page for the English booster box (source: TCGplayer, 2026-10). cards . TCGplayer warns that product details may change before release. The full page could not be read for this report, so these figures are unverified.
• GameStop: a single-pack listing snippet showed $14.99 and "12 cards per pack" . Both numbers conflict with the official $4.99 pack price. This is most likely a listing error, and the figures should not be used as reference points.

The TCGplayer rarity counts add up to 126 cards. Bandai's official count is 127+1 card types . Because the two totals do not match, treat the snippet breakdown as provisional until Bandai publishes the set in its official card database.

The official page also warns about collation: "Due to the nature of the product, multiples of one card may appear, or it may be difficult to assemble a full set" (source: ONE PIECE CARD GAME official site, 2026-09). Bandai makes no promise about how many of each rarity a box contains. Box-content claims in retail listings are not official.

This report makes no forecast of OP-18 demand, the competitive metagame or secondary-market value. Bandai's English set list was not published as of early October . Until it is, the release date, the $4.99 pack price and the 127+1 card types on the ONE PIECE CARD GAME official site remain the only confirmed figures.

What should players and collectors watch before Nov 20?

Before November 20, players and collectors should watch for three official updates: Bandai's published card list, local pre-release event details, and the official Japanese product page. Right now, Bandai's English site confirms only the release date, the $4.99 pack price, the 127+1 card types and the 7-day tournament-legality rule . Card numbers, colors and rarities are still unconfirmed.

The card list matters most. Leader names such as Franky (OP18-021) and Gunko (OP18-060) come from retailer and fan reports . As of early October, those reports said the official card database had not yet listed the set . When Bandai publishes its list, check each reported card number and color against it.

Tournament timing also needs checking locally. According to the official OP-18 product page, the cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region. The same page says they are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store . Ask your store when its pre-release event is and which events will allow OP-18 cards.

Checklist before November 20:

• Card list: check the official card database for final OP18 numbers, colors and rarities, including the Amano-illustrated Loki and Saint Shamrock parallels.
• Pre-release: confirm your store's event date and whether it uses pre-release legality.
• Tournament legality: work out the date 7 days after release in your region before entering events.
• Japanese edition: check the official Japanese product page for the reported Saturday, November 21, 2026 date and ¥240 pack price .
• Retail listings: treat box prices and box contents shown by sellers as provisional until official information matches them.

Until Bandai publishes more, plan around the confirmed facts: release on November 20, 2026, USD $4.99 per pack, and 127+1 card types . Treat every other figure as provisional.

Frequently asked questions

When does the One Piece Card Game OP-18 release?

The English edition of BOOSTER PACK -THE DOMINANCE OF GOD- [OP-18] comes out on November 20, 2026, according to the official English product page . A Tokyo retailer's guide reports that the Japanese edition, ブースターパック 神の支配【OP-18】, comes out on Saturday, November 21, 2026 . This Japanese date comes from a secondary source and has not been checked against Bandai Japan.

How much is an OP-18 booster pack?

One OP-18 booster pack costs USD $4.99, according to the official English page . The Samurai Sword Tokyo guide reports that the Japanese edition costs ¥240 per pack, tax included, with 6 cards per pack . A GameStop single-pack listing showed $14.99 and "12 cards per pack." That listing conflicts with official information and is probably a listing error, so do not treat it as the price.

When are OP-18 cards tournament legal?

OP-18 cards become tournament legal 7 days after the release date in your region, according to the official English product page . The same page says the cards are legal from the pre-release date at your local game store (LGS), so check your store's pre-release event rules.

How many cards are in OP-18?

OP-18 has "127+1 types in total," according to the official English page . Confirmed sources do not give the number of cards in an English pack. The 6-card figure applies only to the Japanese edition and comes from a retailer report. Bandai also warns that duplicates of one card may appear and that completing a full set may be difficult.

Which cards have Yoshitaka Amano art in OP-18?

The official English ONE PIECE CARD GAME account on X confirmed that "OP-18 features 2 colossal characters illustrated by the legendary artist Yoshitaka Amano" . A retailer guide names the two characters as Loki and Saint Shamrock. It says each comes as a standard parallel and a foil parallel, and that the Loki card reprints OP17-119 with Amano art . Bandai has not officially confirmed which cards they are.

Sources: Bandai official page · X · retailer guide · One Piece Top Decks · official ONE PIECE CARD GAME site · Miniature Market, 2026-10 · TCGplayer, 2026-10 · GameStop single-pack listing

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