What has been revealed so far?
EXTRA BOOSTER One Piece Heroines Edition vol.2 [EB-05] reaches English stores on October 30, 2026. The Japanese release is October 31. The English wrapper lists 12 cards per pack; the Japanese product lists six. Keep the language beside the product name when comparing listings.
This guide covers Bandai’s official product gallery, checked October 21, 2026: 13 versions across 11 card numbers and nine characters. These previews are a selection, rather than the complete set checklist. The illustration-led chase picks below are art selections, not a ranking of market value, rarity or likelihood of pulling a card.
English EB-05 booster pack
Official Bandai pack render featuring Nami and Nico Robin. The wrapper does not promise which cards are inside.
Nami is the guest artist card to compare closely
The two previews of Nami credit Kentaro Yabuki, whom Bandai introduces through To Love-Ru. Both show short-haired Nami in her striped shirt, holding banknotes. Compare how much the setting changes the same pose. The illustrator credit does not promise a hand-signed card, and a bright digital render cannot establish physical foil or texture.
Nami is the Straw Hats’ navigator, reads the weather and wants to draw a map of the world. Her official profile also lists tangerines among her favorites. Mapping the world makes a lovely theme for her binder page; the banknotes are the detail visible in these illustrations.
Robin makes a natural partner for Nami
Nico Robin appears in two Leader treatments. Put them beside one another and the difference is easy to appreciate at binder distance: a green-and-yellow frame on the regular preview, flowers and a larger portrait on the alternate.
Robin is the crew’s archaeologist, searching for the world’s true history. Her Flower-Flower Fruit lets parts of her body bloom elsewhere. Flowers around her portrait offer a visual connection for a collector, although Bandai does not state that this was the illustrator’s intended reference. Pair her with Nami for a simple theme: mapping the world and uncovering its history. Robin’s official profile
Three more illustrations worth a closer look
Baby 5
Ozu’s compact, cartoon-like Baby 5 has goggles and oversized weapons. Her Arms-Arms Fruit allows her body to become weapons, connecting the scene to what makes the character distinctive. Official profile
Boa Hancock
Momota gives Hancock a painterly portrait, fur-edged cloak and wind-swept hair. She is the Kuja Pirates’ captain and Amazon Lily’s empress. Her dual role makes her a natural centerpiece for a royalty-and-command binder theme. Official profile
Perona
ham melon layers pink hair, a pale ghost and energetic turquoise and purple around Perona. Her Hollow-Hollow Fruit produces ghosts, while her fondness for cute things gives the spooky-and-cute combination a story foundation. Compare it with the cleaner lettering-led version below. Official profile
The six SP designs shown in the product gallery
Bandai groups these six cards under its SP-design feature. Oversized names and editorial-style portraits make them feel like a row of character magazine covers. That describes their composition, rather than a physical foil treatment.
Match the card number as well as the character: Hancock ST17-004 and Perona OP14-033 are different cards from Hancock EB05-028 and Perona EB05-043 above.
Miss Buckingham Stussy
Wide-brimmed hat, red backdrop and oversized lettering. Illustration: Sunohara.
Perona
Crown, curled pink hair and a green backdrop. Illustration: Bashikou.
Boa Hancock
Blue backdrop, close portrait and oversized lettering. Illustration: Sunohara.
Vinsmoke Reiju
Pink hair and a purple composition. Illustration: Hashimoto Q.
Gerd
Long blonde hair against a dark backdrop with pale oversized lettering. Illustration: Hashimoto Q.
Charlotte Pudding
Yellow backdrop and a soft, seated pose. Illustration: Akanegumo.
These are the six displayed SP designs, not a complete special-card checklist. The Japanese specification lists eight special-card types overall. Neither the English nor Japanese card search selector exposed EB-05 when checked on October 21.
Small character facts that make the page more personal
Reiju is Sanji’s older sister and Germa 66’s Poison Pink. Her poison theme includes the ability to draw poison out of someone else. Official profile · Official family context
Pudding owns Café Caramel in Chocolat Town on Cacao Island. A café-themed binder caption is a gentle way into her character without giving away the twists in Whole Cake Island. Official profile
Gerd is the New Giant Warrior Pirates’ doctor. Her official height is 1,700 cm, or 17 metres, and macarons are among her favorite foods. A giant doctor with a taste for little pastries is a memorable detail to keep beside the card. The pastries are a profile fact; they do not appear in this preview. Official profile
Miss Buckingham Stussy deserves her full name on the checklist. The official franchise site has separate entries for her and CP0 Stussy; explaining their connection would introduce a substantial story spoiler. Miss Buckingham Stussy’s profile · Stussy’s profile
What Robin offers players
The new Robin is a green-and-yellow Leader built around Wisdom-attribute Characters. Once per turn, when one of your Wisdom-attribute Characters without Blocker is K.O.’d, she can move the top card of your deck to the top of your Life cards. Separately, once per turn during your Main Phase, she can set one of your Wisdom-attribute Characters with 6,000 power or less active. Both effects are optional. Robin’s official preview
The previewed yellow Nami has a Wisdom-Leader condition on her Life-adding ability, making the pair a starting point for understanding the theme. This collector page is not a tested decklist. A full build needs the complete card pool, current rules and local tournament legality checked before recommending a 50-card list. Nami’s official preview
Before choosing a product
Use this guide to decide which characters and illustrations interest you. Our Heroines product comparison helps you choose between EB-05 packs, the later Gift Collection and the separate Special Collection. The Gift Collection releases November 20 and contains two EB-05 packs, ten promos and sleeves. Its promos are a separate selection from this booster gallery.
Write your want list as character + card number + language + exact artwork. For now, the strongest reason to follow this release is already visible: the same cast becomes a collection of very different artists’ portraits.
Card artwork: official ONE PIECE CARD GAME digital previews from Bandai. Illustrator credits appear beside every card; complete frames and SAMPLE marks are retained. ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha; ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation. FoilFox is an independent collector publication.