Upcoming Events for the One Piece Card Game (July 2026)

This July marks four years since the release of the One Piece Card Game in Japan. Additionally, with the release of The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17), the English and Japanese versions of the One Piece Card Game will be fully synced up for the first time in the history of the card game. Due to this, it is a perfect time for anyone who has had an interest in the One Piece Card Game to dip in their toes.

In this article, we will be going over many different levels of events that will be held across North America in the next couple of months, ranging from pop-ups at conventions to large-scale competitive events.

The majority of this information can additionally be found on the Official One Piece Card Game Website. Additionally, to find official stores, events, and registrations, make sure to use Bandai TCG+.

Non-Tournament Events

You can snag One Piece promo cards and other swag at these large third-party events.

Anime Expo

• Los Angeles Convention Center.
• July 2–5, 2026.

From July 2nd to 5th, the One Piece Card Game will be part of Anime Expo at the Los Angeles Convention Center. Convention events like this usually offer opportunities to buy a limited amount of product at MSRP, plus guided group tutorial sessions.

As part of this event specifically, there will be a promotional copy of the OP09-029 Tony Tony.Chopper card as well.

LA Dodgers x One Piece Night

• Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles.
• July 2, 2026.

Returning this year is One Piece Night for the Los Angeles Dodgers. There will be a unique Dodger's Luffy DON!! Card given out to the first 50,000 ticket holders for this event. The game is at home on July 2, and there are still tickets available as of writing.

Store-Level Events

The One Piece Card Game offers official tournament support for local card shops, including official shops across North America.

Welcome Events

• Your friendly local game store.

Official shops have exclusive Welcome Events that encourage new players to learn the game and as well as get an exclusive Welcome Pack Vol. 2!

Store Tournament 2026 Vol.3

• Your friendly local game store.
• July 1 - September 30, 2026.

July 1st kicks off the next wave of Store Tournament events for the 2026 season. These are akin to the traditional local events you would expect from most trading card games.

Individual stores may vary on additional prizing, but there are two packs that are associated with these tournaments: Tournament Pack 2026 Vol. 3, and Winner Pack 2026 Vol. 3.

The Tournament Pack contains one exclusive alternate-art card which you will receive for participation. Then, the winner of the event will receive one Winner Pack 2026 Vol. 3, which has a Winner variant of the Tournament Pack cards. These packs include OP14-087 Miss.Valentine (Mikita) and OP14-105 Gorgon Sisters, essential cards to OP14-079 Crocodile and OP14-041 Boa Hancock decks.

Store Tournament 2026 Vol.3 events will run for 3 months, until October 1st, 2026. So make sure to check them out to get these exclusive arts.

Pirate Party Vol. 2

• Your friendly local game store.
• July 1 - August 31, 2026.

Pirate Party events are a little more casual then Store Tournaments, and offer alternative ways to play. Your local store will determine the exact format that the event will use, so make sure to confirm with them.

The potential formats for Pirate Party Vol. 2 are:

• Constructed: Basic 1-on-1 format ( essentially the same as Store Tournament 2026 Vol.3)
• Limited Deck Battle Format: The top 15 most-used Leader cards are banned.
• 2-on-2 Battle: Team battle with a friend. These will roll out in September, and more information will be available closer to these events. 
• Themed Battle: Paramount War-related Leader cards only.

Each Pirate Party volume has an exclusive promo card. For 2026 Vol. 2, it's P-155 Trafalgar Law. As a Yellow Supernova Character named Trafalgar Law, this has a lot of usage in leaders such as OP10-099 Eustass"Captain"Kid, OP10-022 Trafalgar Law, and OP12-061 Donquixote Rosinante.

Vol.2 of the 2026 Pirates Party only lasts until August 31st, so make sure to check it out soon!

Championship 26-27 Events

These events are large-scale tournaments that additionally serve as mini-conventions to celebrate the One Piece Card Game. They offer high competition and rare prizing for those who place well.

As the first half of the season comes to a close at the end of July, we'll quickly cover the two large levels of events, as well as the differences in Season 1 and Season 2.

Championship 26-27 Regionals Season 1

These are large competitive events. There are additionally two sub-levels of categories of events; one-day events and two-day events. One-day events are swiss/best of one, and play until one player is undefeated. Two-day events consist of the first day being swiss/best of one. Then, day two will have a top cut of players playing single elimination best of three until only the champion remains.

There are currently two North American Regionals left for Season 1:

Sign-ups for Regionals usually occur three months before the event, and there are designated regional registration days at the end of each month.

Despite standard registration for both of these events being capped, you do have a chance at late registration on-site/day off the event. Each Tournament Organizer is different, so we recommend reaching out to an individual organizer if you have questions on how their late registration works.

These events have exclusive prizing and cards depending on your finish. This includes an invite to one of the Bandai Card Game Fest Finals for this competitive year. Notable prizing includes:

• Event Pack Vol.8: This pack includes exclusive promo cards for this series of events. Including P-099 Monkey.D.Luffy. You currently can't get these cards anywhere else, and they're part of your participation for joining the event.
• Netflix Tony Tony.Chopper Don!! Card: An exclusive DON!! Card to celebrate the second season of the Netflix One Piece Show.
• Regional Packs 2026 Vol.1: These include exclusive arts of popular cards, including the currently relevant OP12-071 Charlotte Pudding. Additionally, they have different stamps depending if they are Participation, Finalist, or Champion versions of the card.
• Regional Season Top Cards: Exclusive art versions of popular Seven Warlord characters: OP14-112 Boa Hancock for Top 64, OP14-120 Crocodile for Top 16, and OP14-119 Dracule Mihawk for Top 8.
• EB04-061 Monkey.D.Luffy Serial Number Card: As you may have guessed, this is a uniquely serialized Monkey.D.Luffy card. This unique prizing is highly sought after and is part of the rarest subset of prizing for the One Piece Card Game. 

Treasure Cups May 2026 - July 31st

Historically, Treasure Cups used to be separate Regional-level events that gave out exclusive prizing. Starting in 2026 however, these have been re-allocated as large-scale side events held at Regionals. While Finals invites are not on the line, there is still exclusive prizing for anyone who places well.

There are two upcoming Season 1 Regional events hosting Treasure Cups:

Again, despite standard registration for these events being capped, you do have a chance at late registration on-site/day off the event. Each Tournament Organizer is different, so we recommend reaching out to an individual organizer if you have questions on how their late registration works.

Exclusive prizing for these events include: 

• Elbath Luffy DON!!: an exclusive art DON!! to celebrate Luffy reaching Elbath. These are for anyone who gets top 32 in these events.
• Top Alt-Art Cards: Like Regionals, you get exclusive art cards for higher placements. For Treasure Cups they are: Top 64 OP14-031 Nami, Top 16 OP13-108 Jewelry Bonney, Top 8 OP15-060 Enel. 
• OP12-020 Roronoa Zoro Serial Number Card: Like the Regional serial Luffy, this is a highly sought-after prize card. Unlike the Regional serial Luffy however, this is a Top 4 prize instead of a Top 8 prize.
• OP14-EB04 Uncut sheet: This prizing is limited to only 1st and 2nd place for an individual Treasure Cup.

Championship 26-27 Regionals Season 2

Prizing for the second season of these events series has not been revealed yet. However, here are some important dates for sign ups for anyone interested in playing a Season 2 event:

Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum

• Dallas, TX
• September 18-20, 2026

This is a one-of-a-kind of event that mimics the tournament in the Dressrosa arc of One Piece, including a special one-of-one prize for first place: the Flame-Flame Fruit!

Sign-ups go live on Sunday, June 28th at 7am PST/10am EST and have 5000 spots available, making this potentially the largest One Piece Card Game event to date.

There is additional prizing for attending and doing well in the tournament.

• Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum Don!!: You get five of this exclusive Don!! for entering this event. Then, for every win you get on day 1, you can earn more of them, capping out at five additional Don!! by winning three or more games.
• Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum Trafalgar Law, Usopp, Sabo: These are exclusive arts that can be won on the first day of competition. Getting three or more wins earns you the Trafalgar Law, five or more wins earns you the Usopp, and six or more wins earns you the Sabo.
• Flame-Flame Fruit Coliseum Doflamingo, Rebecca, Lucy: If you qualify for day 2 of your block, you earn additional exclusive coliseum arts of the following characters: Doflamingo for Top 16, Rebecca for Top 8, and Lucy for Top 4.

This is shaping up to be a one-in-a-lifetime event for the One Piece Card Game that you don't want to miss. Again, registration for this event goes live on Sunday, June 28th at 7am PST/10am EST. More information for this event can be found at the official Flame-Flame-Coliseum Event Page.

Conclusion

It will be a busy couple of weeks for the One Piece Card Game, and there are a lot of different opportunities for anyone to play, regardless of your skill level. You may even see some familiar Egg-logo'd article writers when you do. 

We hope this article has helped you enjoy the One Piece Card Game!