OP18 Card List & Release Date: One Piece OP-18 The Dominance of God Revealed Cards and Box Price

OP18 releases November 20, 2026. 34 cards revealed including all 10 Super Rares, and an OP-18 booster box that now costs less than a box inside a sealed case.

OP-18 The Dominance of God releases in English on November 20, 2026, and 34 of its cards are now public, including all ten Super Rares. As of October 4, 2026 the booster box pre-order is $365.10 on TCGplayer and €255.72 (about $287) on Cardmarket. The US box has fallen or held on every night since September 19, and it now costs less than a box bought inside a sealed case. Every revealed card is on the Cardlogs OP18 set page.

What changed since the September 29 edition?

• Sixteen new cards, nearly double the list: eight Super Rares, the first Rare (MMA), a second Uncommon stage and six Commons. The Super Rare slot is now complete at ten of ten.
• The single box went under the case. TCGplayer's box fell 4.5% in a week, from $382.20 to $365.10, while the case has not traded since the week of September 21. A box inside that case costs $374.96, so the single box is now 2.6% cheaper. A week ago it carried a 1.9% premium.
• Box sales picked up as the price fell. 26 OP-18 boxes sold on TCGplayer in the week of September 28, up from 6 the week before, between $355.48 and $379.85.
• Cardmarket's case finally moved, from the €2,300 it printed for six nights to €2,334.21. It is still too cheap to read as a market (see below).
• Two more presale singles sold, both at the ask: a second Nico Robin at $29.99 and the first Saint Gunko Leader at $9.99.

When does One Piece OP-18 release?

November 20, 2026 in English, November 21 in Japan. Bandai's English product page gives "Release Date November 20, 2026" and $4.99 per pack; TCGplayer, Cardmarket and Bandai's UK distributor carry the same date. Bandai Japan lists Saturday, November 21, 2026 at ¥240 per 6-card pack. Both pages were re-read on October 5, unchanged.

The release-event week matters more than the street date for prices. OP-17 singles started selling on TCGplayer during the week of July 27, 32 days before its August 28 release. OP-18's first singles sold in the week of September 21, about 60 days out, as presales.

OP18 card list: every card revealed so far

Thirty-four cards are public. Thirty-three are OP-18 numbers; the thirty-fourth is the Loki reprint, which carries its OP-17 number. Cards marked "new" were revealed after September 29.

Bandai's own feature line names the two headline themes, Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God, and says "Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock make their ONE PIECE CARD GAME debut". The 33 OP-18 numbers bear that out and add a third block. Nine carry the Water Seven type (the Franky and Luffy Leaders, Nico Robin, the Franky and Iceburg Super Rares, Chimney, Zambai, Gonbe, Kokoro), four the Holy Knights of God (three Saint Gunko cards and Saint Shamrock), and five Baroque Works (Ms. All Sunday, both Mr. & Miss pairs among the Super Rares, Mr.13 & Ms.Friday, Mr.Beans & Miss.Katherina). CP9 has the Spandam Leader plus the Kalifa and Rob Lucci Super Rares.

All ten Super Rares are public seven weeks before release. Saint Gunko is the only character with three cards so far: a Leader and two Super Rares in different colors.

How many cards are in OP-18?

Bandai says 127+1 types. The rarity breakdown the leak feed carries adds up to 119 cards plus 6 SP reprint slots, 125 in total, two short of Bandai's count before the "+1". It has not changed in two weeks; for scale, Bandai counted OP-16 as 126+1.

Parallel prints are listed separately. TCGplayer carries three so far: a manga-art Nico Robin OP18-031, an alternate-art Saint Shamrock OP18-119 and the alternate-art Loki. The leak feed's image list goes further, and is a leak, not a checklist: it names two Yoshitaka Amano prints of Saint Shamrock (one a gold-foil alternate art), a "Super Alt-Art" Nico Robin, a "Pirate Crew Super Alt-Art" Saint Gunko OP18-065, and alternate arts of the Franky and Saint Gunko Leaders.

How much is an OP-18 booster box pre-order?

As of October 4, 2026:

The TCGplayer box printed $399.55 on September 18, its first night in the Cardlogs feed, and $365.10 sixteen nights later, down 8.6%, without a single night closing above the one before. TCGplayer's own weekly sales show where the price is being made: 26 boxes sold in the week of September 28, more than every earlier week of the presale combined that we can see, between $355.48 and $379.85, with a market price of $364.21. Two more cleared at $361.53 and $364.48 in the first hours of October 5.

The US box is 27% above the European one at the European Central Bank rate of 0.89087, inside the 30% band Cardlogs uses to treat two venues as agreeing, so the box price is still corroborated. Cardmarket fell less, 2.2% from €261.53.

According to Cardlogs market data, the OP-18 booster box pre-order fell 4.5% on TCGplayer in the week to October 4, 2026, to $365.10, and now costs 2.6% less than the $374.96 a box inside a sealed 12-box case. It first slipped under that case rate on October 3, after printing above it every night since the case first traded in mid-September.

That inversion is one-sided evidence. The case price is two sales, the last one in the week of September 21, so it is the box market moving under a stale case, not two live markets crossing. What it does say is that nobody is paying a premium for a single OP-18 box any more.

Two readings need a caution label:

• Cardmarket's case, €2,334.21, printed €2,300 for six nights, €2,352 for two and has eased since. It works out to €194.52 a box, 24% under Cardmarket's own single-box price, which is what a few early listings look like rather than a market. Cardlogs does not use it.
• Loose packs at $24.95 are five times MSRP and 64% above the $15.21 a pack costs inside a $365.10 box. Every recorded pack sale is at that exact price, one seller's ask being met, not price discovery.

For context, OP-17's box is $312.56 on TCGplayer 37 days after its release, up from $293.99 a week ago, and OP-16's is $225.25. OP-16 opened at $232.16 on its release day and fell to $177.70 by day 28; OP-17 swung from $318.79 to $408.41 during its pre-order window before opening at $323.56. A pre-order at this distance has been a ceiling, not a floor, for both, and OP-18's has now given up 8.6% with seven weeks to go.

Cardlogs does not publish a Box EV for OP-18. Box EV needs priced singles, and a three-card presale market is not that.

Have any OP18 singles sold yet?

Three cards, as presales, every copy at the listing's own asking price. TCGplayer's sales history through the week of September 28, 2026:

These are the only OP-18 single-card transactions in the Cardlogs data, and they show on the three cards' Cardlogs pages as TCGplayer prices. They are not market prices yet: every sale landed exactly on the ask, which is what one presale seller filling orders looks like. Saint Shamrock still asks $99.99 with no sale.

TCGplayer lists 21 OP-18 singles as presale products, up from 17 a week ago, and the Cardlogs catalog holds 20 of them, up from 16. Most of this week's sixteen reveals, all eight new Super Rares among them, are not listed on TCGplayer yet, so the set page shows them from the preview without a marketplace row.

What we do not know yet

• The pack size in English. Bandai's English page gives no card count; the Japanese pack is 6 cards.
• Which two types the leak breakdown is missing against Bandai's 127, and what the "+1" is.
• The second secret rare, 25 of 26 Rares, and five of the six SP reprint slots.
• Which of the leak feed's parallels are real products, beyond the three TCGplayer lists.
• The release-event dates on Bandai's side.
• Any single's price with more than one seller behind it.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition of this guide.

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. Pre-release card lists come from the community leak feed the Cardlogs OP18 set page mirrors nightly, read on October 5, 2026; release dates and type counts come from Bandai's English and Japanese product pages, read the same day. Box prices are the October 4, 2026 nightly print, euro conversions use the latest ECB rate (0.89087), and the presale sales are TCGplayer's own weekly sales history for each product.

Track OP-18 as the reveals land

The OP18 set page adds every revealed card the night it leaks, shows the box pre-order from both marketplaces, and switches to live single prices as OP-18 cards start trading. Three weeks earlier, the EB05 set guide follows Heroines Edition Vol. 2 to its October 30 release, and the OP-17 price guide tracks what a One Piece box does after release. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android; the One Piece home has the rest of the market.