OP-16 chase cards start with the three Admiral super parallels of OP-16 The Time of Battle: Sakazuki, Kuzan and Borsalino. The set carries a Marineford / Summit War theme, six new Leaders (Ace, Luffy, Buggy, Sengoku, Yamato, Blackbeard) and Secret Rares for Ace and Blackbeard, and it is the One Piece Card Game release directly before OP-17.
The Japanese set, 決戦の刻 / Kessen no Toki, released in Japan on May 30, 2026. The English version followed on June 12, 2026 under the name The Time of Battle. Bandai publishes no pull rates for the set, so the Top 10 below is ranked by the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK as of September 30, 2026.
OP-16 released in Japan on May 30, 2026 at ¥220 per pack (6 cards per pack, 126 card types plus 1 DON!! card) and in English on June 12, 2026. As of September 30, 2026 the lowest SNKRDUNK asks are ¥150,000 (~$974) for Sakazuki OP16-065, ¥108,000 (~$701) for Kuzan OP16-063 and ¥98,000 (~$636) for Borsalino OP16-073. Bandai does not publish pull rates.
- New Top 10 table: OP-16 cards by lowest SNKRDUNK ask, as of September 30, 2026.
- Prices and product states re-checked.
- The estimated pull-rate table is removed because Bandai does not publish pull rates for OP-16.
- Release dates, the ¥220 pack price and the 126 + 1 card count match the official product pages. The October 6, 2026 update covers our store listings and prices only; the other facts in this article were last checked on October 1, 2026.
OP-16 Release Date and Official Card Facts (Japan and English)
OP-16 The Time of Battle released in Japan on May 30, 2026, and the English version followed on June 12, 2026. Both versions are out. The Japanese product page prints a suggested retail price of ¥220 per pack, tax included, with 6 cards per pack and 126 card types plus 1 DON!! card, per onepiece-cardgame.com as of September 30, 2026.
The English product page prints the name BOOSTER PACK -THE TIME OF BATTLE- [OP-16], a release date of June 12, 2026 and an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack, per en.onepiece-cardgame.com as of September 30, 2026. The set carries the Marineford / Summit War theme, with six new Leaders (Ace, Luffy, Buggy, Sengoku, Yamato, Blackbeard) and Secret Rares for Ace and Blackbeard headlining the chase list.
Quick Stats
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Set code | OP-16 |
| Japanese name | 決戦の刻 / Kessen no Toki |
| English name | The Time of Battle |
| Theme | Summit War / Marineford / Impel Down |
| Japanese release | May 30, 2026 |
| English release | June 12, 2026 |
| Japanese pack MSRP | ¥220 tax included |
| English pack MSRP | USD $4.99 |
| Japanese pack contents | 6 cards |
| Total card types | 126 + 1 DON!! card |
| Rows in the official Japanese card list | 155 (119 base prints plus 36 parallel, SP card and Treasure Rare rows) |
| Leaders | Ace, Luffy, Buggy, Sengoku, Yamato, Blackbeard |
| Secret Rares | 2 types |
| Super Rares | 10 types |
| Special Cards | 6 types |
| Treasure Rare | 1 type |
OP-16 Set Overview
OP-16 returns to the war that defined One Piece for a generation of fans: Impel Down into Marineford. The official Japanese product page frames it as the return of a world-shaking decisive battle, with many characters from that war appearing across the set.
Marineford includes Luffy trying to save Ace, Whitebeard’s final stand, the Navy’s full force, the Warlords and Blackbeard’s arrival. OP-16 builds Leaders for Ace, Luffy, Buggy, Sengoku, Yamato and Blackbeard on that story, and the official page labels the set’s super parallels 「今回のスーパーパラレルは“三大将”!!」, the three Admirals.
The next Japanese set, OP-17 (「世界最強の戦士」), released on August 22, 2026 in Japan and August 28, 2026 in English; see the OP-17 chase cards guide, the case buying guide and the release hub. The full OP-16 checklist is on the OP-16 card list.
The rarity breakdown printed on the official product page:
| Rarity | Count |
|---|---|
| Leader | 6 |
| Secret Rare | 2 |
| Super Rare | 10 |
| Rare | 26 |
| Uncommon | 30 |
| Common | 45 |
| Special Card | 6 |
| Treasure Rare | 1 |
| DON!! Card | 1 |
New Leaders in OP-16
The official page highlights six new Leaders. Each one maps to a faction or storyline from the Summit War period.
| Leader | Color | Theme / Deck Direction |
|---|---|---|
| Portgas.D.Ace | Red | Whitebeard Pirates, aggressive pressure, fast attacks |
| Monkey.D.Luffy | Green / Blue | Impel Down, resource acceleration, fast development |
| Buggy | Blue | Impel Down / Buggy Pirates, board swarming and tempo |
| Sengoku | Purple | Navy / Admirals, high-cost power turns |
| Yamato | Black | Wano, trash recursion and rush pressure |
| Marshall.D.Teach | Black / Yellow | Blackbeard Pirates, defensive control and attack redirection |
Leader parallel rows in the official card list
All six Leaders have a parallel row (_p1) in the official Japanese card list: OP16-001 Ace, OP16-022 Luffy, OP16-041 Buggy, OP16-060 Sengoku, OP16-079 Yamato and OP16-080 Marshall.D.Teach. The lowest SNKRDUNK asks for the six Leader parallels are listed under the Top 10 further down.
Leader colors and decks
Luffy is a green / blue Leader and Marshall.D.Teach is a black / yellow Leader; the other four are single-color. The table above pairs each Leader’s color from the official card list with a short deck note, from the Whitebeard Pirates (Ace) to the Blackbeard Pirates (Marshall.D.Teach).
OP-16 Chase Cards: Top 10 by SNKRDUNK Ask
The ranking below uses the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK for each card, as of September 30, 2026. These are asks, not sales, and the PSA 10 column shows the lowest PSA 10 ask for the same card without affecting the rank. Three of the ten rows (OP14-084, ST15-005, OP14-029) are cards with numbers from other sets that the official OP-16 list files as SPカード. OP-16 singles have no priced listing at the time of this update, so the Ours column shows a dash.
| Rank | Card (official list name) | Number | Rarity (official) and SNKRDUNK label | Lowest ask, raw | Lowest ask, PSA 10 | Ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | サカズキ (Sakazuki) | OP16-065 | SR; SNKRDUNK label SR-SP (コミパラ) | ¥150,000 (~$974) | ¥249,000 (~$1,617) | — |
| 2 | クザン (Kuzan) | OP16-063 | R; SNKRDUNK label R-SP (コミパラ) | ¥108,000 (~$701) | ¥242,000 (~$1,571) | — |
| 3 | ボルサリーノ (Borsalino) | OP16-073 | R; SNKRDUNK label R-SP (コミパラ) | ¥98,000 (~$636) | ¥239,000 (~$1,552) | — |
| 4 | ミス・オールサンデー | OP14-084 | SPカード; SNKRDUNK label SR-SPC | ¥25,000 (~$162) | ¥63,500 (~$412) | — |
| 5 | ポートガス・Ｄ・エース (Ace) | ST15-005 | SPカード; SNKRDUNK label SR-SPC | ¥10,000 (~$65) | ¥32,000 (~$208) | — |
| 6 | ゼハハハハハハ!!! | OP16-116 | R; SNKRDUNK label R-P | ¥9,999 (~$65) | ¥33,000 (~$214) | — |
| 7 | モンキー・Ｄ・ルフィ (Luffy) | OP16-015 | SR; SNKRDUNK label SR-P | ¥5,200 (~$34) | ¥13,500 (~$88) | — |
| 8 | たしぎ | OP14-029 | SPカード; SNKRDUNK label R-SPC | ¥4,567 (~$30) | ¥21,000 (~$136) | — |
| 9 | モンキー・Ｄ・ルフィ (Luffy) | OP16-022 | L; SNKRDUNK label L-P | ¥4,444 (~$29) | ¥20,000 (~$130) | — |
| 10 | ポートガス・Ｄ・エース (Ace) | OP16-001 | L; SNKRDUNK label L-P | ¥4,200 (~$27) | ¥12,700 (~$82) | — |
The official card list does not say which of the two parallel rows (_p1, _p2) of OP16-063, OP16-065 and OP16-073 is the super parallel; the (コミパラ) labels in the table are SNKRDUNK’s.
Official Super Parallel Preview
Official SEC Preview
1. Sakazuki OP16-065 super parallel
Sakazuki OP16-065 is a Super Rare with two parallel rows in the official list. SNKRDUNK’s lowest ask for the SR-SP (コミパラ) listing is ¥150,000 (~$974) as of September 30, 2026, with a PSA 10 ask of ¥249,000 (~$1,617); 17 listings were visible on the page. The same number’s SR-P listing has a lowest ask of ¥1,000 (~$6).
2. Kuzan OP16-063 super parallel
Kuzan OP16-063 is a Rare. The R-SP (コミパラ) listing has a lowest ask of ¥108,000 (~$701) with a PSA 10 ask of ¥242,000 (~$1,571) as of September 30, 2026; 23 listings were visible. The R-P listing for the same number shows a lowest ask of ¥1,100 (~$7).
3. Borsalino OP16-073 super parallel
Borsalino OP16-073 is a Rare that completes the three-Admiral group. Its R-SP (コミパラ) listing has a lowest ask of ¥98,000 (~$636) and a PSA 10 ask of ¥239,000 (~$1,552) as of September 30, 2026, on 13 visible listings. The R-P listing shows a lowest ask of ¥1,000 (~$6) with a PSA 10 ask of ¥19,999 (~$130).
4. Portgas.D.Ace and Marshall.D.Teach Secret Rares (OP16-118, OP16-119)
The two Secret Rares each have a parallel row. As of September 30, 2026, SNKRDUNK lowest asks are ¥3,750 (~$24) for the Ace OP16-118 SEC-P (PSA 10 ask ¥11,980 (~$78)) and ¥3,950 (~$26) for the Marshall.D.Teach OP16-119 SEC-P (PSA 10 ask ¥9,500 (~$62)). The base prints show ¥1,200 (~$8) for Ace (PSA 10 ask ¥12,000 (~$78)) and ¥2,200 (~$14) for Marshall.D.Teach (PSA 10 ask ¥6,500 (~$42)).
5. Treasure Rare OP16-042
The official page lists one Treasure Rare, and the official card list shows it as OP16-042 インペルダウンの囚人. SNKRDUNK’s R-TR listing has a lowest ask of ¥2,800 (~$18) with a PSA 10 ask of ¥20,500 (~$133) as of September 30, 2026; the base print shows ¥1,000 (~$6).
6. Special Card reprints (SPカード)
The official page lists six Special Cards. They carry numbers from other sets and appear in the OP-16 card list as SPカード rows. As of September 30, 2026, SNKRDUNK lowest asks are ¥25,000 (~$162) for ミス・オールサンデー OP14-084, ¥10,000 (~$65) for ポートガス・Ｄ・エース ST15-005, ¥4,567 (~$30) for たしぎ OP14-029, ¥4,000 (~$26) for バーソロミュー・くま EB04-054, ¥3,999 (~$26) for シャーロット・カタクリ OP11-067 and ¥2,222 (~$14) for キャベンディッシュ OP10-045.
7. Leader parallel asks
SNKRDUNK lowest asks for the six Leader parallels, as of September 30, 2026: Luffy OP16-022 ¥4,444 (~$29), Ace OP16-001 ¥4,200 (~$27), Yamato OP16-079 ¥4,000 (~$26), Marshall.D.Teach OP16-080 ¥1,700 (~$11), Buggy OP16-041 ¥1,500 (~$10) and Sengoku OP16-060 ¥1,000 (~$6).
OP-16 Pull Rates: What Bandai Publishes
Bandai does not publish pull rates for OP-16. The official Japanese product page states only that the cards are inserted at random (「※カードはランダムに封入されています。」), and the official card list and Q&A pages carry no rate figures, per onepiece-cardgame.com as of September 30, 2026. Packs per box and boxes per carton are not printed on the product page either.
What the official card list does show is the number of rows in each rarity, including parallel rows and reprinted cards:
| Rarity in the official card list | Rows |
|---|---|
| Leader (L) | 12 |
| Super Rare (SR) | 21 |
| Rare (R) | 36 |
| Uncommon (UC) | 30 |
| Common (C) | 45 |
| Secret Rare (SEC) | 4 |
| Treasure Rare (TR) | 1 |
| SPカード | 6 |
| All rows | 155 |
Base prints account for 119 of the 155 rows (Leader 6, Super Rare 10, Rare 26, Uncommon 30, Common 45, Secret Rare 2). The other 36 rows are parallel rows (_p1 on 30 rows, _p2 on 6), which include the six SPカード rows and the Treasure Rare row.
The practical way to plan an OP-16 purchase without published rates:
- A box gives you the opening experience and the set’s playable core.
- A specific chase card is bought as a single at its asking price; the Top 10 above lists the lowest SNKRDUNK ask for each.
- The top three cards ask ¥98,000 (~$636) to ¥150,000 (~$974) while the sealed box asks ¥8,000 (~$52) (as of September 30, 2026); Bandai publishes no figure for how many boxes contain one.
For comparison, see the OP-15 breakdown: One Piece OP-15 Booster Box Pull Rates & Hit Rates.
Japanese OP-16 or English OP-16?
Both versions of OP-16 have released, so the choice is about language and product.
| Buyer type | Better choice | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese card collectors | Japanese OP-16 | Original-language print; released May 30, 2026 |
| English-language players | English OP-16 | English text; released June 12, 2026 at USD $4.99 per pack |
| Sealed box buyers | Japanese OP-16 | The sealed box is sold out at the time of this update |
| Singles buyers | Either version | Compare the lowest asks in the Top 10 with the version you play |
| Marineford collectors | Japanese box plus singles | One box for the opening, then target the exact Ace or Admiral card |
The Japanese pack is ¥220 tax included per the official Japanese page, and the English pack is USD $4.99 per the official English page. Japanese product carries the original-language print; English product carries English text for local play.
For the deeper version of this buying decision, use the OP-15 version as a framework: OP-15 Japanese vs English: Which Version Should You Buy?.
Box vs Singles: The Smart Buying Plan
Pull rates are not published, so a sealed box cannot be priced against the odds of a specific card. The Top 10 gives the other half of the decision: what each single asks.
Buy a box if:
- You want the opening experience.
- You collect sealed Japanese One Piece boxes.
- You are comfortable with variance.
Buy singles if:
- You only want Ace, Blackbeard, or one specific Admiral.
- You care about grading candidates.
- You do not want duplicate bulk.
Best practical plan
- Decide whether the goal is the opening or one card.
- For a box, send a restock request through Quick Order.
- For a single, check the lowest ask for the card in the Top 10 and the PSA 10 ask beside it.
- Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
OP-16 Box and Pack Prices as of September 30, 2026
The lowest SNKRDUNK ask for the OP-16 Japanese booster box is ¥8,000 (~$52) as of September 30, 2026, and the lowest ask for a single pack is ¥1,000 (~$6). The official pack price is ¥220 tax included. These are asking prices, not sales.
On SNKRDUNK the base (non-parallel) prints of OP16-001, OP16-015, OP16-022, OP16-063, OP16-065 and OP16-073 each show a lowest ask of ¥1,000 (~$6) as of September 30, 2026, while the two Secret Rare base prints show ¥1,200 (~$8) (OP16-118) and ¥2,200 (~$14) (OP16-119). The parallel and SP rows in the Top 10 sit well above those base-print asks.
Where to Buy OP-16 Japanese Boxes
The OP-16 sealed booster box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. An earlier main-line booster we list is the OP-10 Royal Blood Damaged Box, listed at ¥10,120 (~$66).
Card lists for OP-16 and OP-17 are on the OP-16 card list and the OP-17 card list. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Every sealed box listed by SST ships from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Frequently Asked Questions
When did OP-16 release in Japan?
OP-16, the Japanese set 決戦の刻 (Kessen no Toki), released in Japan on May 30, 2026. The official Japanese product page prints a suggested retail price of ¥220 per pack, tax included, with 6 cards in each pack and 126 card types plus 1 DON!! card in the set.
When did the English OP-16 release?
The English version, BOOSTER PACK -THE TIME OF BATTLE- [OP-16], released on June 12, 2026, per the official English product listing as of September 30, 2026. The same listing prints an MSRP of USD $4.99 per pack, and both the Japanese and English versions are now released.
What is OP-16 about?
OP-16 is themed around the Summit War / Marineford era, including Impel Down, the Navy, Whitebeard Pirates, Blackbeard Pirates, and the major characters tied to that conflict. Its six Leaders are Ace, Luffy, Buggy, Sengoku, Yamato and Blackbeard, and the official page labels the set’s super parallels as the three Admirals.
How many cards are in OP-16?
The official Japanese product page lists 126 card types plus 1 DON!! card. The official card list shows 155 rows, made up of 119 base prints plus 36 parallel, SP card and Treasure Rare rows. The rarity breakdown is printed on the product page, including 2 Secret Rares and 6 Special Cards.
Does Bandai publish OP-16 pull rates?
No. Bandai does not publish pull rates for OP-16. The official Japanese product page states only that the cards are inserted at random, and the official card list and Q&A pages carry no rate figures, as of September 30, 2026. Any rate you see elsewhere is not an official figure.
Should I buy Japanese or English OP-16?
Both versions have released. Buy Japanese if you want the original-language print; the pack is ¥220 tax included. Buy English if you play locally or want English text for deck building; the pack is USD $4.99 per the official English page. The choice is about language, not release timing.
Which OP-16 cards have the highest asking prices?
As of September 30, 2026, the lowest SNKRDUNK asks are ¥150,000 (~$974) for the Sakazuki OP16-065 super parallel, ¥108,000 (~$701) for Kuzan OP16-063 and ¥98,000 (~$636) for Borsalino OP16-073. The Ace and Marshall.D.Teach Secret Rare parallels ask ¥3,750 and ¥3,950. These are asking prices, not sales.
How much is an OP-16 booster box?
As of September 30, 2026, the lowest SNKRDUNK ask for the OP-16 Japanese booster box is ¥8,000 (~$52), an asking price rather than a sale. Our sealed OP-16 box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
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