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For One Piece collectors

You know the card you want.Stop scrolling for it.

Search a real One Piece catalog — alt arts, parallels and all — and keep the cards you're chasing on one list. Private to you, and free.

No card details, nothing to buy. Live shows are still being built.

2,799

One Piece cards you can search, alt arts and parallels included

5,127

Distinct printings tracked, so the alt art is not filed as the base card

Free

The card finder and your Dream List cost nothing and always will

What you get

Two of these work today

The rest are labelled for what they are. We would rather you knew which is which than found out after signing up.

01LIVE

Find any card, in plain English

Ask for "Zoro alt arts" or "OP05-119" and get the real card back — 2,799 One Piece cards with alt arts, parallels and DON!! cards, matched against a proper catalog rather than a search box guessing.

02BUILDING

Your Dream List

Keep the cards you're chasing in one place, with the most you'd pay and whether you want it raw or graded. Private to you, and it follows you across every shop here.

03PLANNED

Told before the break, not after

A seller schedules a break, the sheet contains your card, and you hear about it while you can still turn up. Not a feed to scroll — an alert for the one card you asked about.

04PLANNED

Shows on our own site

Live video, the break sheet next to it, and the character slot you want. Nothing here works yet and no show has run.

05PLANNED

One box per show

Win three slots across a night and they ship together, with a packing slip that says which card came from which spot.

06PLANNED

A receipt for every spot

Every slot logged against the card it produced, kept permanently. You can check what you actually got, not just what you paid for.

See the full roadmap, including what's only planned →

How it works

Three steps, then nothing

  1. 1

    Search for the card

    Type the name or the number. Alt arts, parallels and Japanese printings all resolve to the right card.

  2. 2

    Add it to your list

    Set a ceiling if you want one, note whether you're after raw or graded, and that's it. No seller sees your list.

  3. 3

    We do the watching

    When break alerts ship, the list is what they match against. Building it now is what makes that useful on day one.

Alt arts

The ones people put on a list

Alternate-art printings from the catalog you will be searching. Where collectors here are already hunting one, it says how many — that is a count of people, not a price. We do not know what any of these are worth, and we will not guess.

Our pick, not a ranking — no order here means rarer, older or dearer.

  • Shanks, OP01-120

    Shanks

    OP01-120 · SEC AA

  • Kaido, OP01-094

    Kaido

    OP01-094 · SR AA

  • Boa Hancock, OP01-078

    Boa Hancock

    OP01-078 · SR AA

  • Donquixote Doflamingo, OP01-060

    Donquixote Doflamingo

    OP01-060 · L AA

  • Kouzuki Oden, OP01-031

    Kouzuki Oden

    OP01-031 · L AA

  • King, OP01-091

    King

    OP01-091 · L AA

  • Crocodile, OP01-067

    Crocodile

    OP01-067 · SR AA

  • Roronoa Zoro, OP01-001

    Roronoa Zoro

    OP01-001 · L AA

Browse the whole catalog — 2,799 cards across 78 sets, every one of them searchable.

What we won't do

The promises are the product

Most of this page is about things that do not exist yet. This part exists now, because it is a set of rules rather than a set of features.

  • We will never invent a price

    A break spot is a lottery ticket for an unknown card, not that card's price. We will not quote you one, average one, or chart one. When we do not know what something is worth, the answer you get is that we do not know.

  • Every spot gets cards

    No empty slots, no prize hidden in some boxes and not others, no golden tickets. What the break sheet says is in it is what is in it.

  • You buy a product, not a chance

    You pick your character and you buy those cards from that box. No wheel decides for you, and there is no razz, no raffle and no store credit — not now, and not later.

  • We tell you what is built

    The labels further up this page are the point of the labels. Nothing gets called finished here until it has actually run, and no show has run yet.

Your list

Yours, not a seller's

Your Dream List belongs to you, not to whichever shop you last bought from. No seller can read it. That is enforced in the database itself — a seller's query cannot return your rows, rather than being asked politely not to.