OP11 A Fist of Divine Speed: Card List & Prices

Quick Answer: As of November 7, 2026, the most valuable cards in OP11 are two inserts: the Monkey.D.Luffy SP (OP05-119) at $5,624.99 TCGplayer market and its Gold version, listed at $13,000 on a very thin market. The most valuable OP11-numbered card is the Monkey.D.Luffy Manga (OP11-118) at $1,310.15 and €1,164.19 Cardmarket trend. The set has 119 numbered cards (6 Leaders, 2 SEC, 10 SR, 26 R, 30 UC, 45 C), 28 parallels and 9 SP/TR inserts. There are no verified pull rates, so treat any specific odds you see with suspicion.

A Fist of Divine Speed takes the One Piece Card Game to Fish-Man Island and the Marines. Koby leads the set and holds one of its two Secret Rares, Jinbe and Shirahoshi carry the Fish-Man Island cards, and the Big Mom Pirates and the Vinsmoke family fill the purple and blue blocks. Our catalog dates the English release to June 6, 2025, so the set has had well over a year to settle.

The price structure is extreme even by One Piece standards. 103 of the 160 catalogued entries have a TCGplayer market price under $0.25, while the two Luffy SPs account for about 86% of the summed market price of every entry. Whether OP11 is worth your money depends on what you want: one of those SPs, a playable Leader, or a full binder. We cover all three.

This guide follows the format of our guides to OP10 Royal Blood, OP08 Two Legends and OP07 500 Years in the Future. All prices come from BerryWallet's feed of TCGplayer and Cardmarket data, pulled on November 7, 2026.

Key Takeaways

• 💎 The Luffy SPs are the set. The OP05-119 Luffy SP ($5,624.99) and its Gold version ($13,000, on a market with almost no sales) are reprints found in OP11 packs, and together they make up about 86% of the set's summed TCGplayer market price.
• 📖 OP11-118 Luffy Manga is the top OP11-numbered card. At $1,310.15 TCGplayer and €1,164.19 Cardmarket, it's worth more than five times the next OP11 card.
• 🌍 EU buyers should buy Leader parallels on Cardmarket. The Shirahoshi Leader parallel is $45.52 on TCGplayer and €26.73 on Cardmarket; the Nami Leader parallel is $54.28 versus €39.48.
• 🇪🇺 Some cards cost more in Europe. The Gear Two parallel (OP11-080) is €305.38 on Cardmarket against $251.31 on TCGplayer, and the Red Hawk parallel is €60.12 against $42.21.
• 📉 Lucky.Roux TR and Shanks SP are falling in Europe. Their Cardmarket trends (€15.17 and €111.83) sit 52% and 26% below their 30-day averages.
• ❓ Pull rates haven't been verified. Bandai doesn't publish them, and we haven't seen a public opening sample we trust.

Set Overview

The colour blocks follow the usual order. Red (002–020) is mostly Marines and Neo Marines: Smoker, Tashigi, Hibari, Kujyaku, Prince Grus, Borsalino and Zephyr. Green (023–039) is Fish-Man Island's past: Arlong, Fisher Tiger, Hatchan and the Neptunians, with Jinbe as the SR. Blue (042–061) is the Vinsmoke family and the Whole Cake wedding: Judge, Reiju, Ichiji, Niji, Yonji, Sanji, Bege and Pedro. Purple (063–081) is the Big Mom Pirates (Katakuri, Pudding, Oven, Brulee, Perospero and Linlin herself) plus Impel Down's Hannyabal, Sadi and Saldeath. Black (082–099) is the Marines again, from Garp, Helmeppo and Morgan to Kuzan and Aramaki, with Caribou and Coribou. Yellow (100–117) is Fish-Man Island today: Otohime, Neptune, his sons, Camie and the Fish-Man Island stage.

The two Secret Rares are Monkey.D.Luffy (OP11-118, Blue) and Koby (OP11-119, Black). Koby also leads the set in Red/Black, so he appears as a Leader, a Secret Rare and a parallel of each.

If you're new to the game, our beginner's guide to collecting One Piece TCG explains how sets, Leaders and rarities fit together before you spend money.

Full Card List & Rarities

Rarity breakdown (numbered cards only)

Parallels share the number and code of the base card and have no stars above the rarity. Our One Piece TCG rarity guide covers every symbol and variant type.

Leaders

Super Rares

OP11-004 Kujyaku, OP11-010 Hibari, OP11-031 Jinbe, OP11-051 Sanji, OP11-054 Nami, OP11-067 Charlotte Katakuri, OP11-070 Charlotte Pudding, OP11-092 Helmeppo, OP11-095 Monkey.D.Garp and OP11-101 Capone"Gang"Bege.

Rares with parallels

OP11-008 Doll, OP11-018 Honesty Impact, OP11-023 Arlong, OP11-047 Vinsmoke Reiju, OP11-073 Charlotte Linlin, OP11-080 Gear Two, OP11-084 Kuzan, OP11-106 Zeus and OP11-114 Gum-Gum Fire-Fist Pistol Red Hawk.

SP and Treasure Rare inserts

These cards carry older set numbers but are found in OP11 packs:

The catalog also tracks an Alternate Art DON!! card, the Special DON!! Card Pack from Double Pack Set Vol. 7 and its two DON!! cards (Koby and Katakuri). There is no booster box in our OP11 data.

Pull Rates

We don't have verified OP11 pull rates, and we won't publish guesses.

Bandai doesn't publish pull rates, and our One Piece API's data covers prices, not pack contents. Odds you can trust need thousands of tracked packs from many different cases. One case break tells you what was in that case, not what the odds are, and a page that gives a precise "1 in X boxes" without explaining how the sample was collected is guessing.

What we can say:

• The scarce slots are clear. OP11 packs can contain Leaders, SRs, SECs, parallels of each, eight SP inserts, a Treasure Rare and a manga parallel. The SP, TR and manga slots are the scarce ones by design.
• The prices tell you which pulls are rarest. The Gold Luffy SP lists far above the regular one, and the manga Luffy sits far above the SEC parallels. Prices that far apart point to big differences in supply, even without published odds.
• Opening for one card is a bad bet. With most of the set's value in two inserts, a box that misses them is worth a fraction of what it costs. If you want a specific card, buy the single.

Top 5 Cards by Value

Source: BerryWallet API, TCGplayer market price and Cardmarket trend, collected November 7, 2026.

1-2. The Luffy SPs. Treat both figures with care. For the Gold version, TCGplayer's low, mid and high price are all $50,000 while the market price is $13,000: that is what a market with almost no sales looks like. The regular SP's Cardmarket trend (€8,276.53) is more than two and a half times its 30-day average (€3,190.39), so its European price moved sharply within the month. These are cards to price from recent completed sales, not from one number.

3. Luffy Manga (OP11-118). The most valuable OP11-numbered card, and the most stable of the top five: its Cardmarket trend (€1,164.19) sits close to its 30-day average (€1,196.37). Its TCGplayer range runs from $899.52 low to $2,499.99 high, so compare listings before you buy.

4. Luffy-Tarou SP. A Wano Luffy reprint from ST18 at $293.50, with Cardmarket at €268.14 and steady against its 30-day average (€271.07).

5. Gear Two parallel. The only Rare in the top five and one of the few cards that costs more in Europe: €305.38 on Cardmarket against $251.31 on TCGplayer.

Current Market Prices

All prices below were collected on November 7, 2026, from TCGplayer (market price, USD) and Cardmarket (trend, EUR).

Other SP and TR inserts

The Lucky.Roux Treasure Rare is the card to watch if you're buying in Europe: its trend is less than half its 30-day average. Shanks SP is also well below its monthly average, while Shirahoshi SP is flat.

Leader parallels

The gap is widest on Shirahoshi, where the Cardmarket trend is about 41% below the TCGplayer price in number terms, far more than the difference between the two currencies. Jinbe is the only Leader parallel that costs more on Cardmarket.

SEC, SR and Rare parallels

Two patterns stand out. The event parallels (Red Hawk, Honesty Impact) and both SEC parallels cost more on Cardmarket, so US buyers have the better deal there. The Katakuri SR parallel goes the other way: its Cardmarket trend (€12.04) is 31% below its 30-day average (€17.47).

Base SECs, SRs and bulk

The base prints are cheap. The base Luffy SEC (OP11-118) is $2.86 and the base Koby SEC (OP11-119) is $1.79. The most expensive base SR is Charlotte Katakuri (OP11-067) at $4.28, then Nami (OP11-054) at $3.15. All six base Leaders cost under $0.25 on TCGplayer, from Koby at $0.12 to Luffy at $0.23, so playing any OP11 Leader costs almost nothing.

The Double Pack Set Vol. 7 DON!! cards are $4.26 (Katakuri) and $1.20 (Koby) on TCGplayer, and the Special DON!! Card Pack is $3.87.

Where to Buy

• Singles: TCGplayer in the US, Cardmarket in Europe. For most of this set you should buy singles rather than packs, because the value is concentrated in a handful of cards. Check both marketplaces for the cards above where the gap is large.
• Sealed product: compare carefully. We don't track an OP11 booster box price, so we can't tell you what a fair price is today. Over a year after release, sealed stock comes mostly from resellers: check seller ratings, and on high-value boxes ask for photos of the shrink wrap.
• The Luffy SPs: completed sales only. For the two most valuable cards, ignore asking prices and look at recent completed sales, ideally graded copies with a certificate you can check.

For a full comparison of fees, buyer protection and shipping across marketplaces, see our guide on where to buy and sell One Piece cards.

Sources & Method

• Card list, rarities and English release date: BerryWallet catalog (/op/sets/OP11), which follows the TCGplayer and Cardmarket listings of the set, read on November 7, 2026.
• Prices: BerryWallet API feed of TCGplayer (market price, USD) and Cardmarket (trend and 30-day average, EUR), pulled on November 7, 2026.
• Pull rates: not published (no verified pull rates; we don't publish guesses).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most expensive card in OP11?

The Monkey.D.Luffy SP (OP05-119) in its Gold version, at $13,000 TCGplayer market on a market with almost no sales, followed by the regular Luffy SP at $5,624.99, as of November 7, 2026. Both are reprint inserts found in OP11 packs.

How much is the OP11 Luffy manga card worth?

The Monkey.D.Luffy Manga (OP11-118) is $1,310.15 TCGplayer market and €1,164.19 Cardmarket trend as of November 7, 2026. It's the most valuable OP11-numbered card.

What are the pull rates for OP11?

There are no verified pull rates. Bandai doesn't publish them, and we haven't seen a public opening sample large enough to trust.

How many cards are in A Fist of Divine Speed?

119 numbered cards: 6 Leaders, 2 Secret Rares, 10 Super Rares, 26 Rares, 30 Uncommons and 45 Commons. On top of those there are 28 parallels and 9 SP or Treasure Rare inserts.

What leaders are in OP11?

Koby (Red/Black), Jinbe (Green), Shirahoshi (Green/Yellow), Monkey.D.Luffy (Blue/Purple), Nami (Blue/Yellow) and Charlotte Katakuri (Purple). All six base Leaders cost under $0.25 on TCGplayer.

When did OP11 come out?

Our catalog dates the English release of A Fist of Divine Speed to June 6, 2025.

Is OP11 worth buying in 2026?

Buy singles, not boxes, unless you enjoy opening. Most of the set's value sits in two Luffy SP inserts and one manga card, while 103 of its 160 catalogued entries cost under $0.25.

Why are some OP11 cards cheaper on Cardmarket?

The US and European markets price cards separately, and supply differs. Leader parallels such as Shirahoshi ($45.52 vs €26.73) are much cheaper on Cardmarket, while event and SEC parallels such as Red Hawk ($42.21 vs €60.12) cost more there.

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This article is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Details reflect information available at the time of writing; release dates, pricing and set contents are subject to change. Card prices are volatile — always verify current market pricing before buying or selling.