One Piece Heroines Card List (EB-03): 62, 75, or 90 Cards? The Full List Explained

Search for the One Piece Heroines card list and you get three different answers. One site says 75 cards, another says 62, and the official card list shows 90 entries. None of them are wrong, because each one counts a different set of things.

This guide gives you every card number in EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION- [EB-03], grouped by rarity and listed in numerical order. It also shows how SP cards and alternate arts fit in, and what Bandai has confirmed so far about the second Heroines set.

Two Heroines Card Lists: EB-03 and EB-05

Two sets carry the Heroines name, and only one of them has a published card list. The first is EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION- [EB-03], which is already out. The second is EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION vol.2- [EB-05], announced as the second Extra Booster built around the heroines and scheduled for October 2026.

Only EB-03 has individual cards published on the official card list. EB-05 isn’t on the card list yet, so every table on this page covers EB-03. We’ll cover what Bandai has confirmed about EB-05 further down.

EB-03 Card Count: Why the Heroines Card List Shows 62, 75, or 90

Bandai’s official product page describes the contents as 71+4 types in total. Card numbers on the official card list run from EB03-001 through EB03-062, which is 62 numbers. That same card list shows 90 entries, because alternate arts and SP cards appear as extra entries under existing card numbers.

Add the nine SP cards to the 62 numbers and you get 71. Add the four DON!! cards and you get the official 75. The 90 figure comes from a different angle: 62 numbers plus 19 alternate arts plus nine SP cards. DON!! cards never appear as entries on the card list, so they’re not part of the 90.

Which number you care about depends on what you’re collecting. If you want one of each card number, you’re done at 62. Matching the official total means 75. Going after every card list entry, alternate arts included, means 90.

Counting method	Number	What it includes	Source
Card numbers	62	EB03-001 to EB03-062	Official card list
Card numbers plus SP cards	71	The 62 numbers plus 9 SP cards	Official product page (71 types)
Official total	75	71 types plus 4 DON!! cards	Official product page (71+4 types)
Card list entries	90	The 62 numbers plus 19 alternate arts plus 9 SP cards	Official card list
Everything printed	94	The 90 entries plus 4 DON!! cards	Derived: 90 + 4

The rarity breakdown used throughout this guide comes from the Japanese product page, which lists the number of types per rarity, whereas the English page only lists the rarity names.

Full One Piece Heroines Card List for EB-03

Here’s every card number in the set, grouped by rarity and listed in numerical order.

• Leader and Secret Rare Cards
• Super Rare Cards
• Rare Cards
• Common Cards

Leader and Secret Rare Cards

The top tier is small: one Leader and two Secret Rares. The Leader is Nefeltari Vivi, a brand-new Leader card made for this set.

The two Secret Rares are EB03-061 Uta and EB03-062 Trafalgar Law. Law stands out here: even in a set built around the heroines, one of the two top-rarity cards is a male character.

Card No.	Name	Rarity	Color	Card type	Alternate arts
EB03-001	Nefeltari Vivi	L	Red/Blue	Leader	1
EB03-061	Uta	SEC	Green	Character	2
EB03-062	Trafalgar Law	SEC	Yellow	Character	1

Super Rare Cards

EB-03 has nine Super Rares, and every one of them also exists as an SP card and as an alternate art. The nine numbers run from EB03-003 to EB03-055.

Card No.	Name	Color	Alternate arts	SP card
EB03-003	Uta	Red	1	Yes
EB03-018	Tashigi	Green	1	Yes
EB03-024	Nefeltari Vivi	Blue	1	Yes
EB03-026	Boa Hancock	Blue	1	Yes
EB03-031	Vinsmoke Reiju	Purple	1	Yes
EB03-042	Koala	Black	1	Yes
EB03-045	Perona	Black	1	Yes
EB03-053	Nami	Yellow	1	Yes
EB03-055	Nico Robin	Yellow	1	Yes

Rare Cards

Rare is the second-largest group in the set, with 21 cards. Six of those numbers also have an alternate art: EB03-008, EB03-013, EB03-025, EB03-034, EB03-041, and EB03-057. The rest come in a single version only.

Card No.	Name	Color	Card type	Alternate arts
EB03-005	Sugar	Red	Character	0
EB03-006	Nami	Red	Character	0
EB03-008	Hibari	Red	Character	1
EB03-010	Monet	Red	Character	0
EB03-012	Otama	Green	Character	0
EB03-013	Carrot	Green	Character	1
EB03-017	Jewelry Bonney	Green	Character	0
EB03-022	Isuka	Blue	Character	0
EB03-025	Hina	Blue	Character	1
EB03-027	Marguerite	Blue	Character	0
EB03-034	Charlotte Linlin	Purple	Character	1
EB03-035	Charlotte Pudding	Purple	Character	0
EB03-037	Lim	Purple	Character	0
EB03-039	Ulti	Black	Character	0
EB03-041	Kujyaku	Black	Character	1
EB03-043	Stussy	Black	Character	0
EB03-048	Rebecca	Black	Character	0
EB03-052	Shirahoshi	Yellow	Character	0
EB03-057	Yamato	Yellow	Character	1
EB03-058	Lilith	Yellow	Character	0
EB03-059	S-Snake	Yellow	Character	0

Common Cards

There are 29 Commons, and six of them are Event cards rather than Character cards. The Event cards are spread evenly, with one in each of the six colors. No Common in EB-03 has an alternate art.

Card No.	Name	Color	Card type
EB03-002	Ain	Red	Character
EB03-004	Carina	Red	Character
EB03-007	Baccarat	Red	Character
EB03-009	Makino	Red	Character
EB03-011	But If We Ever See Each Other Again… Will You Call Me Your Shipmate?!!	Red	Event
EB03-014	Kuina	Green	Character
EB03-015	Camie	Green	Character
EB03-016	Kouzuki Hiyori	Green	Character
EB03-019	Wanda	Green	Character
EB03-020	There You Are, Sore Loser!	Green	Event
EB03-021	Alvida	Blue	Character
EB03-023	Kaya	Blue	Character
EB03-028	Yu	Blue	Character
EB03-029	Insolent Fool!! Stand Down!!	Blue	Event
EB03-030	Viola	Purple	Character
EB03-032	Charlotte Flampe	Purple	Character
EB03-033	Charlotte Brulee	Purple	Character
EB03-036	Baby 5	Purple	Character
EB03-038	Thanks for the Treat.	Purple	Event
EB03-040	Kalifa	Black	Character
EB03-044	Black Maria	Black	Character
EB03-046	Miss Doublefinger(Zala)	Black	Character
EB03-047	Miss.Valentine(Mikita)	Black	Character
EB03-049	I Knew You People Were Behind This.	Black	Event
EB03-050	Conis	Yellow	Character
EB03-051	Charlotte Smoothie	Yellow	Character
EB03-054	Nico Robin	Yellow	Character
EB03-056	Belo Betty	Yellow	Character
EB03-060	Will You Be My Servant?	Yellow	Event

SP Cards, Alternate Arts, and DON!! Cards Explained

When a card number shows more than one entry on the official card list, the rarity label tells you which is which. An entry marked SP is an SP card. Any other extra entry under the same number is an alternate art.

That distinction matters most on the Super Rares. Each of those nine numbers carries three entries: the standard card, the alternate art, and the SP card. Lump them together and you’ll miscount.

Alternate arts total 19 across 18 card numbers, with EB03-061 Uta the only number holding two of them. No Common has one. SP cards total nine, and all nine share a number with a Super Rare rather than taking a number of their own. You may see 28 cited as the number of alternate arts. That figure combines the 19 alternate arts and the nine SP cards, so the set has 19 alternate arts, not 28.

DON!! cards sit outside this system entirely. There are four of them, they feature the same artwork as the packaging, and they have no entry on the card list. They’re the “+4” in the official 71+4 count.

Type	Count	Where it appears	Listed on the official card list
Alternate arts	19	Across 18 card numbers (EB03-061 has 2)	Yes, as extra entries under the same number
SP cards	9	On the 9 Super Rare numbers	Yes, marked SP
DON!! cards	4	Package artwork, no card number	No

Which One Piece Heroines Cards Are the Hits

Collectors’ chase cards fall into three groups: the nine SP cards, the two Secret Rares, and the 19 alternate arts. You can find each of them by card number in the rarity tables above, using the Alternate arts and SP card columns.

Cards in these groups tend to trade well above the rest of the set. The names that come up most often are the alternate art of EB03-061 Uta, the SP version of EB03-026 Boa Hancock, and the SP version of EB03-053 Nami.

Bandai publishes a suggested retail price per pack but nothing on individual card values, so there’s no official figure to check a single card against. Prices are set by the market and they fluctuate. English-language price guides track market prices card by card for EB-03, so check the current price there before you buy or trade.

Further reading: Most Expensive One Piece Card Guide

Japanese vs. English EB-03 Card Lists

The two versions of EB-03 are closer than you might expect, and the differences that matter aren’t in the card list itself.

• Same Card Numbers, Different Tournament Rules
• Release Dates and Prices for Both Versions

Same Card Numbers, Different Tournament Rules

Card numbers match exactly. Both versions run from EB03-001 to EB03-062, and the structure behind them matches as well: the same nine numbers carry SP cards, and the same 18 numbers carry alternate arts. The only difference is the language of the card names and text. Because the numbering is shared, you can search Japanese marketplaces using the card number even when you only know the English name.

Tournament use is where the versions part ways. Under the Tournament Rules Manual, players in North America, Latin America, and Oceania must use English-language cards for their Leader Card and Main Deck, and players in Europe must use English and/or French. Bandai also publishes the regions for each language: Japanese cards are listed for Japan, Hong Kong S.A.R., Taiwan area, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand. Several of those regions accept both versions, and decks there can mix Japanese and English cards.

DON!! cards are the exception: official DON!! cards in any language are legal at every level of official play. For collecting purposes, either version works anywhere. For play, check the rule for your own region first.

Version	Where it’s tournament-legal
Japanese	Japan, Hong Kong S.A.R., Taiwan area, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand
English	North America, Latin America, Europe, Oceania, Hong Kong S.A.R., Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan area, Thailand
French	Europe

Release Dates and Prices for Both Versions

The Japanese version arrived first. It went on sale on October 25, 2025, at a suggested retail price of ¥220 per pack, with six cards in a pack.

The English version followed on February 20, 2026, at $4.99 per pack. Its product page lists the contents as types rather than cards per pack, so Bandai hasn’t officially stated how many cards come in an English pack. The gap between the two came to roughly four months.

Item	Japanese version	English version
Release date	October 25, 2025	February 20, 2026
MSRP	¥220 per pack (tax included)	$4.99 per pack
Cards per pack	6	Not listed on the product page

Where to Buy One Piece Heroines Cards from Japan

Japanese EB-03 singles are sold on Japanese marketplaces such as Mercari, Rakuma, Suruga-ya, and magi. A proxy service lets you search all of those marketplaces in one place, which helps when the card you need is listed on only one of them.

Buying through a proxy service works in five steps:

1. Find the item on a Japanese marketplace.
2. Submit a buy request and confirm your order.
3. Wait for the service to receive and store your items in its warehouse.
4. Request packing when you’re ready.
5. Choose a shipping method, and your package ships out.

Because the card numbers are shared between versions, the number from the tables above is all you need to search with. Neokyo also has a One Piece TCG page that collects card listings, including SP cards from EB-03.

Browse One Piece TCG cards on Neokyo

What Is Confirmed About EB-05

The second Heroines set is EXTRA BOOSTER -ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION vol.2- [EB-05], and the confirmed details stop at the product listing. Both versions are scheduled for October 2026, with no exact release date announced yet. The suggested retail price is ¥240 per pack for the Japanese release and $4.99 per pack for the English release. Pack contents differ between the two listings: the Japanese product page states six cards per pack, while the English product page states 12 cards per pack.

Nothing else has been announced yet, and the set doesn’t appear on the official card list.

Turning the Card List Into a Want List

Working down the Card No. column in each rarity table is the fastest way to turn this list into a want list. Mark what you already own, and what’s left is what you’re missing.

1. Decide which total you’re collecting toward: 62, 75, or 90.
2. Go down the Card No. column in each rarity table and mark the numbers you already own.
3. If you’re going for 90, count every alternate art and SP card separately. If you’re going for 75, count the nine SP cards (not the alternate arts) and add the four DON!! cards, which aren’t in the tables above.
4. If you want to lock down the chase cards first, start with the SP cards, Secret Rares, and alternate arts.

How far you go depends on the target you set at the start. Stopping at card numbers keeps the list to 62 cards, while collecting every card list entry pushes it to 90. Either way the numbering is identical across the Japanese and English versions, so a want list built here works for both. Once EB-05 is added to the official card list, the same four steps will apply.