ONE PIECE CARD GAME Korean Edition OPK-15 'Adventure on Kami's Island' to Release November 27... 2,000 Won per Pack
Skypiea Arc-themed main booster arrives in Korean 9 months after Japanese release
The ONE PIECE CARD GAME Korean booster pack 'Adventure on Kami's Island [OPK-15]' (신의 섬 모험) will be released on November 27. The ONE PIECE CARD GAME Korean official website announced the release date and price in a product notice on the 6th. The suggested retail price is 2,000 won per pack and 48,000 won per box. One box contains 24 packs, and each pack contains 6 cards. The lineup consists of 125 types plus 1 additional type.
125+1 Types, 6 Leaders
The card lineup by rarity listed in the Korean official announcement is as follows. The notice stated that parallel cards are also included.
| Category | Types | |---|---| | Leader | 6 types | | Common | 45 types | | Uncommon | 30 types | | Rare | 26 types | | Super Rare | 10 types | | Secret Rare | 2 types | | Special | 6 types | | DON!! Card | 1 type |
This breakdown is identical to the original Japanese release. The 'OP-15' product page on the Japanese official website also lists 6 Special types, 6 Leader types, 2 Secret Rare types, 10 Super Rare types, 26 Rare types, 30 Uncommon types, 45 Common types, and 1 DON!! Card type.
Japanese Edition Is the 15th Booster Pack 'Skypiea Arc' Released in February
The Japanese edition 'Adventure on Kami's Island【OP-15】' was released on February 28, 2026. The Japanese official page introduces this product as the 15th booster pack themed after the 'Skypiea Arc'. The Japanese edition is priced at 220 yen per pack (tax included).
The 6 Leader cards featured on the Japanese page are Krieg (OP15-001), Lucy (OP15-002), Brook (OP15-022), Rebecca (OP15-039), Eneru (OP15-058), and Monkey D. Luffy (OP15-098). The 2 Secret Rare cards are Eneru (OP15-118) and Monkey D. Luffy (OP15-119), and the Japanese page notes that the Eneru card also appears as a Super Parallel.
Korean Retailers and Tournament Legality
The body of the Korean announcement does not include retailer information. The official website features a separate menu listing certified stores and retail shops. Purchase limits and the effective date for sanctioned tournament legality were also not included in this announcement. Players will need to check future official announcements for tournament legality dates.
The gap between the Japanese release date (February 28) and the Korean release date (November 27) is approximately 9 months. The Korean edition lineup features the same 125+1 types as the Japanese version.
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