One Piece TCG OP06 Wings of the Captain: Complete Guide & Card Prices

Quick Answer: Wings of the Captain (OP06) launched in English on 15 March 2024 and contains 119 numbered cards plus 25 alternate-art parallels, for 144 priced entries in total. The ceiling is the manga-art Roronoa Zoro (OP06-118) at a $2,490 TCGPlayer market price and a €2,946 CardMarket average — roughly 19× the standard alternate-art Zoro at $128.40. Six SP cards from OP03–OP05 plus the Nami Treasure Rare (ST01-007) also sit in the OP06 pull pool and are worth $1,082 combined at market. Below the chase cards the set is thin: only 36 of 144 entries clear $1 on TCGPlayer, and 25 of those 36 are alternate arts. Buy the specific art you want as a single — packs are the expensive route to it.

Wings of the Captain is the set where One Piece's English release got its two most collectable mechanics at once. It carries the first manga-art Secret Rare in English, and it's the set whose packs also spat out SP cards belonging to OP03, OP04 and OP05 along with a Treasure Rare Nami from the Romance Dawn starter deck. That makes OP06's economics unusual: a chunk of the value you pull from an OP06 pack isn't an OP06 card at all.

Two and a half years on, the set has settled into the shape that mature One Piece sets take. A handful of alternate arts hold real money, the leaders carry the mid-tier, and the other 119 entries are functionally free. Our price snapshot was taken on 18 September 2026, eight days before this guide went up, and every number below comes from it.

One thing to flag up front: the One Piece data source we use has no pull-rate statistics endpoint and no completion-value endpoint. Where this guide talks about odds, it talks about set structure and price-implied scarcity, and says so explicitly. It does not publish invented percentages.

Key Takeaways

• 🗡 The manga Zoro is the set — OP06-118 in manga art holds a $2,490 TCGPlayer market price and a €3,203 CardMarket trend, about 19× the standard alternate-art Zoro. Nothing else in OP06 is in the same bracket.
• 💉 The SP inserts are a second set inside the set — six OP03–OP05 SP cards plus the ST01-007 Nami Treasure Rare total $1,082 at market, with Ms. All Sunday (OP04-064) at $317.75 leading them.
• 🎨 Alternate art is the whole value story — all 25 of OP06's alternate-art parallels clear $1 on TCGPlayer. Only 11 of the other 119 entries do.
• 👑 Every leader has an alternate art, and so does every SR — 6 leader AAs and 10 SR AAs, plus exactly one Rare AA per color. That's a clean, collectable master-set target.
• 🌍 The transatlantic gap is real on three cards — Perona (021) leader AA sits at $56.41 against a €28.91 CardMarket average, Perona (093) SR AA at $36.04 against €17.25, Yamato AA at $70.15 against €48.32. European buyers are paying materially less in their own currency.
• 📉 The Nami TR is the one clear decliner — its CardMarket trend of €180.80 sits well under its 30-day average of €287.96. If you want one, this is a buyer's window; if you hold one, it isn't.
• 🧾 One of each card that costs anything runs about $597 — our own sum of the 35 sub-$500 entries above $1, manga Zoro excluded. The dataset carries no official completion value.
• 📦 No sealed pricing exists in this dataset — booster box, case and ETB figures are not in the feed, so this guide quotes singles only and says nothing about box prices.

Set Overview

Thematically OP06 is four sub-sets bolted together, and the color blocks make it obvious. Red is the movie block — Uta, Tot Musica, Shuraiya, Baron Omatsuri, Gasparde, Saga, Bear King, Eldoraggo, Ratchet, Douglas Bullet. Green is Fish-Man Island, built around Hody Jones with Arlong, Vander Decken IX, Hyouzou, Ikaros Much, Camie and Hatchan. Purple is the Vinsmoke family in full: Judge, Sora, Ichiji, Niji, Yonji, Reiju and Cosette, with the GERMA 66 event and the Kingdom of GERMA stage. Black is Thriller Bark — Gecko Moria, Perona, Absalom, Dr. Hogback, Oars, Victoria Cindry, Kumacy, Brook and Ryuma. Yellow splits between Wano (Momonosuke, Hiyori, Kikunojo, O-Nami, Denjiro, Raizo) and Skypiea (Wyper, Aisa, Braham, Raki, Kamakiri, Genbo).

That structure matters commercially. Thriller Bark and Germa are the two blocks that produced competitive decks and the two that produced the strongest mid-tier alternate arts, which is why Perona appears twice in the top ten and why Purple has two SRs.

The set is also the entry point for two rarity treatments that later became standard. If you're unclear on how SP, TR, Manga Rare and alternate art differ from one another and from base foils, our One Piece TCG rarity guide walks through every symbol — the distinction changes what you should pay by an order of magnitude.

Full Card List & Rarities

The 119 numbered cards break down like this, with the parallel count alongside:

The SEC row carries five entries rather than four because OP06-118 Roronoa Zoro exists in three versions: base foil, standard alternate art, and manga alternate art. That third version is the entire reason anyone still talks about this set.

By card type: 92 Characters, 17 Events, 6 Leaders, 4 Stages (The Ark Noah, Kingdom of GERMA, Thriller Bark, The Ark Maxim).

By color block:

Four of the six leaders are two-color: Uta (Purple/Red), Perona (Green/Black), Yamato (Green/Yellow) and Vinsmoke Reiju (Blue/Purple). Hody Jones and Gecko Moria are mono.

The alternate-art distribution is the cleanest thing about the set, and it's worth memorizing if you're building a master set:

• All 6 leaders have an alternate art.
• All 10 Super Rares have an alternate art.
• Exactly one Rare per color has an alternate art: Monkey D. Luffy (013, Red), Camie (025, Green), Tashigi (050, Blue), Vinsmoke Ichiji (061, Purple), Absalom (081, Black), O-Nami (101, Yellow).
• Both Secret Rares have an alternate art, and Zoro has a second one in manga style.
• No Common or Uncommon has a parallel. Every one of the 75 C/UC cards exists in exactly one version.

That means a full alternate-art run is 25 cards, and it is the only part of the set with a price floor.

Pull Rates

Bandai does not publish pull rates for the One Piece Card Game, and our data source has no statistics endpoint for this set. We have no verified per-rarity odds for OP06 and will not print estimates dressed up as figures. Anyone quoting an exact "1 in X" for the manga Zoro is quoting a community sample or a guess, not a published rate.

What the data does give you is the shape of the pool, which is the part you can actually act on:

• 119 numbered cards compete for the non-parallel slots, 75 of them Common or Uncommon.
• 25 alternate-art parallels exist across 24 cards, and they are the only cards in the set with a floor above a dollar.
• The parallel pool is top-heavy: 6 leader AAs, 10 SR AAs, 6 Rare AAs, 3 SEC AAs. Hitting an alternate art doesn't tell you much — hitting the right one does.
• Seven non-OP06 cards share the pool: six SP cards from OP03, OP04 and OP05, and the Nami Treasure Rare from ST01.

Beyond that, the honest proxy for rarity is price, and prices only imply relative scarcity — they don't measure it. Read the following as inference, not as data. The manga Zoro trades at roughly 19× the standard Zoro alternate art ($2,490 vs $128.40) and roughly 313× the base foil Zoro ($7.95), which is a gap far larger than demand for the artwork alone can explain. The SP inserts at $52–$318 sit an order of magnitude above the SR alternate arts at $2–$19, which is consistent with the SPs being a rarer insert class. The 30 Uncommons and 45 Commons at $0.01–$0.20 tell you they appear in essentially every pack.

If you want a directly comparable structure from the set before it, our OP05 Awakening of the New Era guide uses the same rarity table format — Borsalino and Rebecca, two of the SPs riding in OP06 packs, are OP05 cards.

Top 5 Cards by Value

Ranked by TCGPlayer market price across the full OP06 pull pool, snapshot 18 September 2026. Four of the five are not OP06-numbered cards — that is not an error, it's how this set works.

Three things in that table deserve a comment.

The manga Zoro's market price sits below its own lowest listing. TCGPlayer reports a $2,490 market price against a $3,095 low, with mid at $9,900 and high at $100,000. That is what a card with almost no transaction volume looks like: the market figure is lagging completed sales while live listings have moved up, and the $100,000 high is an aspirational listing, not a comp. CardMarket agrees on direction — trend €3,203.49 against a 30-day average of €2,577.67, so roughly 24% above its own month — but treat any single quoted price for this card as a wide range, not a number. It belongs in the conversation alongside the other record-setting One Piece cards.

Ms. All Sunday is the strongest of the SP inserts and is still climbing. Trend €296.40 against a 30-day average of €230.57 is a clear upward move, and it's the only card in the top five besides the manga Zoro doing that.

The Nami Treasure Rare is falling. Trend €180.80 against a 30-day average of €287.96 and a 7-day of €224.09 is a consistent decline, not a blip. If you've wanted one, this is the better half of the year to buy. If you hold one and were waiting for a peak, the data doesn't support waiting.

Restricted to OP06-numbered cards only, the top ten looks like this:

Four of the six leader alternate arts make the top ten. That's the set's most reliable pattern and the reason leader AAs are the sensible mid-budget target here.

Current Market Prices

All figures from the 18 September 2026 snapshot. TCGPlayer values are USD, CardMarket values are EUR, and we apply no currency conversion — comparing the two columns tells you what each market charges in its own money, not which is objectively cheaper.

Alternate arts 11 through 25:

The eleven non-alternate-art cards that still clear a dollar:

The bulk math. 36 of 144 priced OP06 entries clear $1 on TCGPlayer. The other 108 do not — the 45 Commons and 30 Uncommons sit almost uniformly at $0.01–$0.20 market on TCGPlayer and €0.02–€0.07 on CardMarket. Sorting an OP06 bulk box is not worth your evening.

What one of each costs. The dataset has no completion-value field, so there is no official figure to quote. Adding the TCGPlayer market prices ourselves across the 35 entries above $1 excluding the manga Zoro gives $596.57. Add the manga Zoro and you pass $3,000; add the seven SP and TR inserts at $1,081.57 and you're past $4,100. Treat those as our arithmetic on the listed figures, not as a published completion cost, and note they ignore condition, shipping and the 108 bulk entries entirely.

The transatlantic gaps. Three cards diverge far more than exchange rates can account for. Perona (021) leader AA is $56.41 on TCGPlayer against a €28.91 CardMarket average. Perona (093) SR AA is $36.04 against €17.25. Yamato AA is $70.15 against €48.32. Hiyori AA, Tashigi AA and Luffy AA show the same direction more mildly. The gap runs the other way on exactly one meaningful card: Gecko Moria (080) leader AA at $10.69 against a €15.07 CardMarket average. If you're buying across borders, our Europe buying and CardMarket guide covers the fees and shipping that decide whether that spread is actually capturable.

What's missing from this snapshot, stated plainly: no pull-rate statistics, no completion value, no sealed product pricing, and no graded-copy comps. The four DON!! entries in the group also carry identical CardMarket figures (€0.32 average, €0.35 trend) across all four products, which looks like a mapping artifact rather than four real prices — we'd ignore the CardMarket column on those and use the TCGPlayer values, where the Mihawk & Zoro Double Pack DON sits at $5.12 and the Ivankov & Sanji at $1.94.

Where to Buy

Buy singles, not packs. This is a two-and-a-half-year-old set with 108 of 144 entries below a dollar and one card carrying most of the value. Opening OP06 today to chase the manga Zoro is a lottery ticket priced like a hobby.

Match the marketplace to the card. On the two Peronas, Yamato, Hiyori, Tashigi, Luffy AA and O-Nami, CardMarket is quoting materially less in euros than TCGPlayer is in dollars. On Gecko Moria's leader AA, Aramaki AA, Shuraiya AA, Absalom AA and Judge AA, the US side is the cheaper quote. For anything under about $10 the spread will not survive international shipping, so buy domestically and don't overthink it. The full fee-and-friction comparison lives in our TCGPlayer vs CardMarket vs eBay breakdown.

On the manga Zoro specifically: market price $2,490, lowest live listing $3,095, no meaningful volume. Do not buy this card from a screenshot of a market price. Get photographs of the actual copy, check the seller's completed sales history, and expect to negotiate inside a range rather than transact at a posted number. At this price point authentication matters more than saving fifty dollars.

On sealed: we have no booster box, case or display pricing in this dataset, so this guide takes no position on sealed OP06. If someone quotes you a box price, verify it against a live marketplace rather than against anything written here.

A sensible budget build. If you want the set's best-looking cards without the ceiling, the six leader alternate arts total roughly $213 at TCGPlayer market ($70.15 + $56.41 + $34.30 + $32.67 + $10.69 + $8.38), and they are the cards that actually get sleeved and played. That's a better first purchase than a single mid-tier SR. For a broader view of where OP06 sits against newer releases, our One Piece TCG investment guide compares set-level performance, and newcomers should start with the beginner's collecting guide before spending on parallels.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is an OP06 booster box?

We don't have a figure for it. This dataset covers singles only — there is no sealed product pricing in the OP06 feed, so no booster box, case or display price appears anywhere in this guide. Check a live marketplace directly, and be aware that sealed pricing on a set this old varies enormously by reprint wave and seller.

What is the most valuable OP06 card?

The manga-art Roronoa Zoro (OP06-118), at a $2,490 TCGPlayer market price and a €2,946 CardMarket average as of 18 September 2026. The gap to second place is enormous: the standard alternate-art Zoro is $128.40, and the most expensive OP06 card after that is the Yamato leader alternate art at $70.15.

How many cards are in Wings of the Captain?

119 numbered cards, OP06-001 through OP06-119, plus 25 alternate-art parallels for a total of 144 priced entries. The breakdown is 45 Commons, 30 Uncommons, 26 Rares, 10 Super Rares, 6 Leaders and 2 Secret Rares. Six SP cards from OP03–OP05 and the Nami Treasure Rare also appear in OP06 packs but are not OP06-numbered.

What are the OP06 pull rates?

Nobody publishes them. Bandai does not release pull-rate data for the One Piece Card Game, and our data source has no statistics endpoint for this set, so we have no verified odds to give you. What we can tell you is the structure: 25 alternate-art parallels exist across 24 cards, no Common or Uncommon has a parallel, and the manga Zoro trading at 19× the standard alternate art implies it is dramatically rarer — but that's inference from price, not a measured rate.

Is OP06 still worth buying in 2026?

For specific singles, yes — the leader alternate arts at $8–$70 are good value for cards that still see play and that hold steady 30-day averages. For sealed speculation, we can't advise either way because we have no sealed prices. For bulk, no: 108 of 144 entries trade below a dollar and that is not going to change.

Why is the manga Zoro so expensive?

It's the first manga-style Secret Rare to appear in an English One Piece set, on the game's most popular non-Luffy character, in an art treatment that's been scarce ever since. The price data supports extreme scarcity — $2,490 market against $7.95 for the same card's base foil — though no published rarity figure exists to confirm exactly how scarce.

Are OP06 cards cheaper on CardMarket or TCGPlayer?

It depends on the card, and we don't apply a currency conversion, so compare within reason. CardMarket quotes notably lower on Perona (021) leader AA (€28.91 average vs $56.41), Perona (093) AA (€17.25 vs $36.04) and Yamato AA (€48.32 vs $70.15). TCGPlayer quotes lower on Gecko Moria's leader AA ($10.69 vs €15.07) and a handful of cheap SR alternate arts. Below roughly $10, shipping erases any gap.

Why are OP03, OP04 and OP05 cards in the OP06 pull pool?

Six SP cards — Buggy (OP03-008), Charlotte Linlin (OP03-114), Sugar (OP04-024), Ms. All Sunday (OP04-064), Borsalino (OP05-051) and Rebecca (OP05-091) — plus the Nami Treasure Rare (ST01-007) were distributed through Wings of the Captain product and are grouped with OP06 in market data. They're worth $1,082 combined at market, more than every OP06 card except the manga Zoro put together. Their base cards come from Pillars of Strength OP03 and Kingdoms of Intrigue OP04 respectively.

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