Korean One Piece Card Game
Korean printings of the ONE PIECE Card Game carry an OPK or EBK product code, and that K is not decoration — it marks a Korean-language printing that exists only in the Korean market. OPK-14 and the Japanese OP-14 are the same set of cards in different languages.
Reading the codes
OPK marks a main booster set. EBK marks an extra booster — a smaller card pool with a themed or reprint focus. Both ship in the same box configuration.
| Code | Set | Box contents |
|---|---|---|
| OPK-13 | Carrying on His Will | 24 packs × 6 cards |
| OPK-14 | Fight Together / 창해의 칠걸 | 24 packs × 6 cards |
| EBK-03 | ONE PIECE Heroines Edition | 24 packs × 6 cards |
Every box holds 144 cards. All card text is printed in Korean.
Why set names differ between regions
The same numbered set often carries a different name in each market. OPK-14 is titled 창해의 칠걸 in Korea and appears under other names elsewhere, which is why we list both the code and the name — the code is the reliable identifier.
Release timing
Korean One Piece releases run well behind the Japanese schedule, typically by nine to ten months. OP-13 reached Japan in August 2025 and Korea in June 2026. For collectors outside Korea this means Korean printings of a set are often still available at retail long after the Japanese run has sold through.
What we stock
Sealed booster boxes of the current Korean printings, bought at Korean retail and shipped worldwide. Each listing gives the Korean release date and the exact pack configuration.