The 10 Most Expensive One Piece Cards in Adventure on Kami's Island (OP15-EB04)

Do you like "Special Rare" One Piece cards? Let me answer that for you: you absolutely do.

Each new One Piece set features a cycle of alternate-art cards (usually reprints) with an "SP" symbol next to their card number and a unique visual style. Aside from Manga Rares, these are typically the rarest and most valuable cards in every set, both for their beauty, and for the tantalizing prospect of collecting the entire cycle of related cards for an enviable binder page.

And Adventure on Kami's Island (OP15-EB04) is chock-full of them.

Like The Azure Sea's Seven (OP14-EB04) before it, the Western version of Adventure on Kami's Island is actually composed of two Eastern sets: OP-15, and half of EB-04. Bandai consolidated OP-14, OP-15, and EB-04 into two releases to help the Western release schedule catch up with the East in time for them to synchronize beginning in August 2026. As a result, The Azure Sea's Seven contains the second half of EB-04's SP cards and the entire cycle of OP-15 SP cards, all in a single set.

Presumably, that's made each individual SP card harder to pull, since there are more of them to find. In any case, these SP cards are crazy valuable, and they've made Adventure on Kami's Island a treasure trove for collectors lucky enough to find them.

If you plan on making your own expedition to this treasure-filled island, you'll want a map to the greatest riches. These are the most expensive One Piece cards in Adventure on Kami's Island (OP15-EB04).

#10 SP Smoker & Tashigi (EB04-003)

The SP cycle from EB-04 depicts specific scenes pulled directly from One Piece's canon. We got half of this cycle (most notably, this gorgeous Zoro card) in The Azure Sea's Seven, and now the second half is decorating Adventure on Kami's Island.

SP Smoker & Tashigi depicts the iconic duo regrouping on Punk Hazard after Trafalgar Law made them swap bodies, a memorable moment that now has another powerful card to go with it. In the right deck, Smoker & Tashigi can stabilize a board on all its own by attacking into a rested threat and pumping your Leader out of range of your opponent's attacks on their turn.

#9 SP Sabo (PRB02-014)

Sabo returning to protect Luffy in Dressrosa was such a beautiful payoff to the character's origin story, and it felt incredible once we finally got to see what Luffy and Ace's brother was capable of as an adult. This card highlights the climax of that story payoff, when Sabo (now powered up with the Flame-Flame Fruit) holds off an entire force of Marines led by Issho.

That burning mass in the top center is one of Issho's meteors after it's been cut to ribbons by Doflamingo's Birdcage. Apparently the rule about cool guys not looking at explosions also applies to flaming space rocks.

#8 SP Enel (EB02-052)

OP-15's SP cards all feature a background of circles with the curvy designs seen on Devil Fruit—perfect for highlighting the Devil Fruit powers of the characters on this cycle of cards. Even better, the quarter-circles in the corners of each card practically beg you to find more of the cards from the cycle so you can link them up and complete the circles.

Ironically, you can't play EB02-052 Enel with the new Purple Enel Leader in Adventure on Kami's Island, but it works perfectly with the new Yellow Luffy Leader, who's depicted in the card art in the middle of ringing Enel's bell (both literally and figuratively). Yellow Sky Island decks like Luffy and Kalgara have received plenty of support in Adventure on Kami's Island, like the yellow Nami searcher and four-cost Zoro, and Enel lets those Leaders freely spend Life knowing they'll be able to get it back with this top-end finisher.

#7 SP Trafalgar Law (OP13-031)

It's hard to represent Law's "Room" power visually in a single image, but Morechand does an admirable job while giving us a front-row seat to Law's knuckle tattoos.

Green's premier Leader has swapped a few times since this card was first printed, but whether you're running Bonney, Zoro, Mihawk, or something a little less conventional, OP13-031 Trafalgar Law opens some incredibly powerful plays.

#6 SP Edward.Newgate (OP13-042)

Whitebeard's SP card shows him cracking the fourth wall with the same power that shook Marineford.

At 12000 power, 10-cost Newgate is tied for the title of biggest blocker in the One Piece Card Game so far, and with his on-play ability, you get all that strength for an effective cost of just six DON!! and no cards lost from hand. This late-game bomb helps top-tier decks like Nami and Ace stabilize while maintaining pressure, and frustrates opponents who try to swing big against these high-power Leaders.

#5 SP Boa Hancock (OP12-014)

I'm putting my heart on my sleeve with this one, but I adore this art. Any high-rarity card featuring Boa Hancock has a spot reserved for it among the most-desirable One Piece cards in a given set, but this one gives the Empress of Amazon Lily the deference she demands from everyone she meets.

OP12-014 Boa Hancock basically doesn't see play outside of Silvers Rayleigh decks, which have fallen out of favor as aggro decks have gotten faster, and late-game decks have gotten tankier. That's going to limit the appeal of this card to just collectors, but among them, it's guaranteed to find an audience.

#4 SP Monkey.D.Luffy (ST26-005)

The usefulness of ST26-005 Luffy's ability is mostly limited to Purple Black Luffy. Most other Leaders don't have the requisite colors and types, or don't gain as much from the ability because they have other ways to boost their power. Collectors don't care however, they're just happy for another rare card with Luffy lining up a Haki-infused punch. He's going to be king of the pirates someday, but he's already king of the One Piece collectors' market. 

#3 SP Zeus (OP11-106)

Zeus doesn't have the fanbase of One Piece characters like Jinbe, Sanji, Luffy, and Nami. Thankfully, all four of them appear on this card, so the range of collectors who want to pick it up is way wider than it might otherwise be.

A former competitive all-star, Zeus had been falling out of favor until OP-15 as Bandai continued to print more Characters that dodge traditional removal. But the rise of Enel decks featuring OP15-071 Holy have given Zeus a premium target again, so yellow players have been happy to slot Zeus back in.

#2 Manga Koby (EB04-044)

The top spots in the list of chase cards for each One Piece set are normally reserved for the set's Manga Rares, and Adventure in Kami's Island is no exception. This time we've got two cards with this treatment, the first of which is Koby.

EB04-044 Koby does absolutely everything that Red Black Koby Leader wants from a Character. It attacks immediately thanks to having the SWORD type, it draws a card when it takes out an opposing Character, and its built-in protection effect both overlaps with and powers up the Leader's general protection effect.

This card, along with other EB-04 Navy cards like Smoker & Tashigi and I'll Whip You Into Shape, have given Red Black Koby a serious upgrade. While it's still a rogue strategy, its unique approach to Character removal is bound to attract fans who will want the fanciest version of Koby available.

#1 Manga Enel (OP15-118)

With the release of Adventure on Kami's Island, Purple Enel has become the big bad of the One Piece Card Game—the perfect role for this smug sociopath. The deck wins by accelerating to six DON!! and dropping OP15-118 Enel and OP15-060 Enel turn after turn, hitting hard and fast like lightning.

Anyone attracted to this strategy will naturally want the Manga Rare version of one of the deck's boss monsters so they can gloat just as hard as Enel. Given its godlike power and rarity—plus the fact that the set is named after him—nobody's surprised that Manga Enel is the most valuable card in Adventure on Kami's Island (OP15-EB04).