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ONE PIECE Card Game · OP-16

The Time of Battle

119 cards · 36 special printings
Completion level
Just the regular printing of each card in the set.
Outline and name only, no colour artwork

16 A4 pages · checklist included

119 cards

Sign in and mark the ones you already have to print only what you are missing.

Most valuable The Time of Battle cards

The 10 cards in the set with the highest market price right now, special printings included.

  1. 1
    Sakazuki OP16-065
    Sakazuki
    OP16-065 · SR · Manga
    $1,073.42
  2. 2
    Kuzan OP16-063
    Kuzan
    OP16-063 · R · Manga
    $1,073.39
  3. 3
    Borsalino OP16-073
    Borsalino
    OP16-073 · R · Manga
    $1,001.12
  4. 4
    Ms. All Sunday OP14-084
    Ms. All Sunday
    OP14-084 · SR · SP
    $486.30
  5. 5
    Portgas.D.Ace ST15-005
    Portgas.D.Ace
    ST15-005 · SR · SP
    $111.08
  6. 6
    Charlotte Katakuri OP11-067
    Charlotte Katakuri
    OP11-067 · SR · SP
    $84.77
  7. 7
    Tashigi OP14-029
    Tashigi
    OP14-029 · R · SP
    $50.64
  8. 8
    Bartholomew Kuma EB04-054
    Bartholomew Kuma
    EB04-054 · R · SP
    $50.50
  9. 9
    Zehahahahaha! OP16-116
    Zehahahahaha!
    OP16-116 · R · Alternate Art
    $46.86
  10. 10
    Yamato OP16-079
    Yamato
    OP16-079 · L · Alternate Art
    $45.99

Approximate market prices in US dollars (TCGplayer), refreshed every few days. They vary with condition and store.

The Time of Battle cards by rarity

How many cards of each rarity are in the set's regular printing:

RarityCards
LLeader6
CCommon45
UCUncommon30
RRare26
SRSuper Rare10
SECSecret Rare2
What does each rarity mean? Read the rarity guide

About The Time of Battle

The Time of Battle (OP-16) is a Bandai ONE PIECE Card Game set with 119 cards in their regular printing and 36 special printings (parallels, alternate arts, SPs and the like).

The PDF template has a real-size (63 × 88 mm) placeholder for every card, labelled with its code and name and ordered so you can fill a 9-pocket binder in sequence. A checklist at the end lets you tick cards off.

Pick "Complete" for one card per code, or "Master" if you also collect the special printings — each one is marked with its tag (ALT, SP, MANGA…).

ONE PIECE Card Game is a trademark of Bandai. Card images and names belong to Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha, Toei Animation and Bandai. Unofficial site, not affiliated with any of them; templates are for personal, non-commercial use.

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