EB05 Card List & Release Date: One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2 Revealed Cards, SP Reprints and Box Price

EB05 releases October 30, 2026, now confirmed by Bandai. 51 of 61 cards revealed including the Secret Rare, the reprints behind the 8 SP slots, and a box that just fell 7.4%.

EB-05 One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2 releases in English on October 30, 2026, a date Bandai now prints itself, and 51 of its 61 new cards are revealed, the Nami Secret Rare among them. As of October 4, 2026 the booster box pre-order is $367.06 on TCGplayer, down 7.4% in a week as 50 boxes sold, and €224.43 (about $252) on Cardmarket. The case is still the number to trust: $289.65 a box, close to Europe. Every revealed card is on the Cardlogs EB05 set page.

What changed since the September 29 edition?

• Bandai confirmed the date. Its English page now reads "Release Date October 30, 2026" instead of "October 2026". Bandai Japan lists Saturday, October 31.
• The Secret Rare is out: Nami, EB05-061, a Red character. With it, 51 of the 61 new numbers are public.
• Correction: our SP count was built the wrong way round. We wrote that 7 of the 8 SP slots were known and six were Leaders. Bandai Japan's breakdown counts 7 Leader types and 8 Special cards, so the six reprinted Leaders are Leaders, and the Special slots are something else. The reading that fits Bandai's numbers is below.
• Gerd and Charlotte Pudding are back. We dropped them last week when the leak feed stopped listing them. They have returned as SP reprints of their OP-17 cards, not as new EB05 numbers.
• The single box finally moved, down. After five weeks within $4 of $400, TCGplayer's box fell from $396.40 to $367.06, most of it on the last two nights, while 50 boxes sold in the week of September 28, ten times the week before.
• Our open question got an answer. Last week we asked whether the US box would fall toward the case rate or Europe would rise. The US box did most of the moving; Cardmarket rose 2.0%.

When does One Piece EB-05 release?

October 30, 2026 in English, October 31 in Japan. Bandai's English product page gives "Release Date October 30, 2026" and $4.99 per pack; its UK distributor, TCGplayer and Cardmarket carry the same date. Bandai Japan lists Saturday, October 31, 2026 at ¥240 for a 6-card pack. Both pages were read on October 5.

Bandai's page states that cards in this product are tournament legal from the pre-release date in your region, which is the week that matters for prices: OP-17 singles sold on TCGplayer from the week of July 27 for an August 28 release. No EB05 single has sold yet.

EB05 card list: the 51 revealed cards

Extra Boosters are small sets with one new Leader. EB05's is Nico Robin. Cards marked "new" were revealed after September 29.

What is missing now is ten base numbers: eight Commons and two Rares (EB05-003, -008, -015, -019, -026, -032, -033, -041, -058 and -059). Three of this week's four reveals are Events, two of them Rares with a heart in the name.

How many cards are in EB05?

75+2 types, per Bandai. Bandai Japan publishes the breakdown by rarity:

That adds up exactly: 61 new numbers, six reprinted Leaders and eight Special cards make 75, and the "+2" is the two DON!! cards.

Parallels are counted separately. TCGplayer lists three so far: a manga-art Shirahoshi EB05-014, and SP prints of Nico Robin EB05-016 and of Nami OP01-016. The leak feed's image list is longer, and is a leak, not a checklist: alternate arts for every Super Rare and six of the Rares, a "Super Leader" alternate art of the Robin Leader, a Super alternate art Shirahoshi, an alternate-art Secret Rare Nami, and two Kentaro Yabuki prints of the Nami Super Rare EB05-055, one in special foil.

Which cards are the EB05 SP reprints, and what do the originals trade for?

Bandai counts eight Special cards and seven Leader types, and the leak feed has exactly the cards to fill both. One new Leader plus six reprinted Leaders makes seven. Outside the Leaders, the feed labels eight prints SP: five reprinted Characters and SP versions of three EB05 cards. TCGplayer already lists two of them as "(SP)" presale products. Bandai has not published the list, so treat this as the Cardlogs reading of its counts, not a confirmed checklist.

The eight Special cards, with the existing print each one is measured against, as of October 4, 2026:

Nami OP01-016 is still the slot collectors read first, and two of its three reference prints now fail the screen; only the Romance Dawn alternate art still agrees across venues. The OP-05 SP print held $539.35 on TCGplayer while Cardmarket fell from €364.78 to €356.91. The manga print from Premium Booster The Best, which tops the ladder, prints $2,011.32 against €2,724.21, 0.66x, too far apart to quote as one number. For Gerd and Charlotte Pudding the EB05 SP is the first parallel our catalog would hold for either card; Perona OP14-033 also has a 2026 store-tournament promo print at $357.12 that fails the screen at 1.66x.

The six reprinted Leaders, which Bandai counts with the Leaders:

Vivi's alternate art is the mover: $6.75 to $10.11 on TCGplayer in a week, up 50%, while Cardmarket barely moved. Boa Hancock's gap narrowed from 1.36x to 1.31x as TCGplayer slipped to $100, still just outside the band. Cross-venue ratios use the ECB rate of 0.89087. Every SP and reprinted Leader is a new print and its own market, so these are reference points, not valuations.

How much is an EB-05 booster box pre-order?

As of October 4, 2026:

The single box spent five weeks between $393.84 and $399.95 on TCGplayer, then fell to $383.61 on October 3 and $367.06 on October 4. TCGplayer's weekly sales show why: 50 boxes sold in the week of September 28, against 5 in each of the two weeks before, between $357.84 and $397.28, at a market price of $366.76. That is 50 of the 64 boxes sold since the presale opened in August. Cardmarket's box kept edging up, from €220 to €224.43, so the gap between the two venues closed from 1.58x to 1.46x, mostly from the US side. It still fails the 30% screen.

The case is still where the two venues meet. Eight more 12-box cases sold on TCGplayer in the week of September 28, between $3,437.10 and $3,599.99, and TCGplayer's market price for the case is $3,475.85, or $289.65 a box. That is 24% above Cardmarket's case at about $234 a box, inside the band. The caveat stays: Cardmarket's case trend has printed €2,506.73 every night since September 18, so it is a slow read, not a live one. Our nightly feed carried no TCGplayer case price on October 4, so the case figure is TCGplayer's own market price, read on October 5.

According to Cardlogs market data, the EB-05 booster box pre-order fell 7.4% on TCGplayer in the week to October 4, 2026, to $367.06, as 50 boxes sold in a single week; a box inside a sealed case costs $289.65, 21% less, and that case rate agrees with Cardmarket while the single box still does not.

Against the closest comparable, the single EB-05 box now asks 13.7% more than an EB-03 Heroines Edition Vol. 1 box ($322.89), down from 22% a week ago, while an EB-05 box inside a case costs 3% less than one inside an EB-03 case ($298.46). If one number had to be carried for EB05 it would still be the case rate, and the single box spent this week walking toward it.

Cardlogs publishes no Box EV for EB05: no single has a price, and an EV built on a partial list inflates.

EB05 presale singles

TCGplayer lists 47 EB05 singles as presale products, unchanged from a week ago, and none has sold. The Cardlogs catalog holds 46 of them. None of this week's four reveals, the Secret Rare included, is listed on TCGplayer yet. No EB05 single shows a price until one has sold.

What we do not know yet

• Ten base numbers: eight Commons and two Rares.
• Whether Bandai's eight Special cards are the eight prints the leak feed labels SP. Our reading fits both of Bandai's counts exactly; Bandai has not published the list.
• Which of the leak feed's alternate arts are real products, beyond the three TCGplayer lists.
• Bandai's EB-05 event dates.
• Whether the single-box slide stops at the case rate, or the case gives way too.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across 7,000-plus tracked One Piece cards, plus PSA and BGS population data. The pre-release card list comes from the community leak feed the Cardlogs EB05 set page mirrors nightly; dates and the rarity breakdown come from Bandai's English and Japanese product pages, read on October 5, 2026. Prices are the October 4, 2026 nightly print, converted at the latest ECB rate (0.89087); presale sale counts and the case market price are TCGplayer's own weekly sales history and catalog. A card or product is "corroborated" when Cardmarket sits within 30% of TCGplayer.

Track EB05 as the reveals land

The EB05 set page adds every revealed card the night it leaks, carries the box and case pre-orders from both venues, and switches to live single prices the moment EB05 cards start selling. The OP18 set guide covers the booster that follows three weeks later. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android; the One Piece home has the rest of the market.