One Piece OP-14 The Azure Sea’s Seven: All 28 Parallel and 8 SP Cards

How the Official Database Flags These Cards

The card list at onepiece-cardgame.com is built from one block per card. The base print has an ID equal to the card number, for example OP14-119. A parallel has the same number followed by a suffix: OP14-119_p1, OP14-119_p2. The rarity printed on a parallel row is the base card’s own code (L, R, SR or SEC), and the database prints no label such as “alternate art” or “manga” anywhere on the list page.

That leaves the flags the database does state: the _pN suffix, the rarity SPカード and, in some later sets, TR. The database states only those flags. When a marketplace title or a seller adds a descriptor to a parallel, the descriptor belongs to the seller; the database does not say which _pN row it refers to.

One more printed detail matters for counting. The OP-14 product page lists スペシャルカード ×6 and 3周年スペシャル ×2 in its rarity breakdown, and the database has no separate rarity code for the 3周年スペシャル cards. The eight SPカード rows below are the only rows the database shows for both; it does not say which two of the eight are the 3周年スペシャル cards.

The Five SEC Rows: OP14-119 and OP14-120

Two card numbers carry the Secret code in the base set, and both have parallel rows. OP14-119 has the base print plus two parallels; OP14-120 has the base print plus one. That makes five rows coded SEC in the database.

OP14-119 ジュラキュール・ミホーク — base, _p1 and _p2

The database lists OP14-119 as a Green Character with Cost 9, Power 10000 and the trait 王下七武海. OP14-119_p1 and OP14-119_p2 repeat the same rarity code, colour, cost and power. The official images below show the base print and the _p2 row.

A PSA 10 Dracule Mihawk [OP14-119] is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥120,258 (~$781). The listing title does not say which of the three database rows it is, so the product page is the place to check.

OP14-120 クロコダイル — base and _p1

OP14-120 is a Black Character with Cost 8, Power 10000 and the traits 王下七武海 and B・W. The database has the base print and one parallel row, OP14-120_p1, both coded SEC.

Which Rarities and Colours Carry a Parallel

As of September 30, 2026, counting the 28 parallel rows by the rarity of their base card gives a clear pattern: every Leader and every Super Rare in the set has one, both Secret numbers have theirs, and about a third of the Rares do.

The eight Rares with a parallel are OP14-015 ロロノア・ゾロ, OP14-027 シャンクス, OP14-042 アーロン, OP14-061 ヴェルゴ, OP14-090 Mr.1(ダズ・ボーネス), OP14-096 浸食輪廻, OP14-111 ペローナ and OP14-118 わらわ　こわい…♡. Two of them are Events: 浸食輪廻 and わらわ　こわい…♡.

By card type, the 28 rows split into 19 Characters, 7 Leaders and 2 Events. By colour, Green and Black lead with six single-colour rows each, followed by Red and Yellow with four and Blue and Purple with three; the two two-colour rows are the Leaders ボア・ハンコック (Blue/Yellow) and ゲッコー・モリア (Black/Yellow).

The seven Leader parallels are listed separately below with their printed Life, Power and traits; all seven carry the base card’s rarity code L.

PSA 10 Back Orders for OP-14 Numbers

PSA 10 back orders for OP-14 card numbers are listed below. Each is sourced to order after you place the request, and the product page shows the current terms; how back orders work is explained in our PSA 10 back-order guide.

All three numbers have parallel rows in the database: OP14-119 with _p1 and _p2, OP14-118 as an Event Rare with _p1, and OP14-041 as a Leader with _p1. The listing titles do not say which database row each card is, so check the product page before you order.

Other back orders use an OP09-051 Buggy number that appears among the SP rows and name The Azure Sea’s Seven as their product: ¥137,700 (~$894) and ¥283,560 (~$1,841). The listings do not say which database row (_p5 or _p6) each card is. Each is .

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The English Release

The official English site lists THE AZURE SEA’S SEVEN with the product code OP14-EB04, a January 16, 2026 release and a price of USD $4.99 per pack, about eight weeks after the November 22, 2025 Japanese date. The English product code differs from the Japanese OP-14. Its English card list shows 199 rows, against 156 rows in the Japanese database.

Nothing in the database ties an English card to a Japanese row ID. All the counts here — 28, 8 and 5 — belong to the Japanese database. For an English-language sealed product, check the English card list before assuming the same parallels exist.

Where to Buy OP-14 Cards from Japan

From this set, the PSA 10 Dracule Mihawk OP14-119 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥120,258 (~$781). The PSA 10 I’m scared… OP14-118 is a back order at ¥39,980 (~$260) and the PSA 10 Boa Hancock OP14-041 is a back order at ¥21,764 (~$141), both sourced to order. PSA 10 Buggy OP09-051 back orders naming this booster are at ¥137,700 (~$894) and ¥283,560 (~$1,841).

Browse the One Piece box collection at One Piece Card Box, the graded range at PSA 10 cards, or the overview in Japanese One Piece booster boxes. Ordering steps for overseas buyers are in How to Buy One Piece Cards from Japan; rarity codes are explained in One Piece Card Rarity Explained and the set order in All One Piece Card Sets in Order. The set’s own OP14 card list page and the One Piece card list hub carry the full card lists.