One Piece Card Game

OP-16 The Time of Battle 決戦の刻

  • Language: Japanese
  • Status: Coming soon
Per pack
6 cards per pack
Cards in the set
126
Japan release
Set code
OP-16

About the set

OP-16 brings the Marineford war to the game: Ace, Blackbeard and the three admirals — Sakazuki, Kuzan and Borsalino — take center stage.

The set adds six new leaders: Portgas.D.Ace (red), Monkey.D.Luffy (green/blue), Buggy (blue), Sengoku (purple), Yamato (black) and Marshall.D.Teach (black/yellow). On top of the main set it includes 6 SP cards and 1 Treasure Rare.

The most wanted cards

RarityCardNumber
SECPortgas.D.AceOP16-118
SECMarshall.D.TeachOP16-119
ParalelaSakazukiOP16-065
ParalelaKuzanOP16-063
ParalelaBorsalinoOP16-073

Main-set rarities: 6 L · 2 SEC · 10 SR · 26 R · 30 UC · 45 C + 6 SP + 1 TR

L (Leader): the leader card your deck is built around. SR (Super Rare) and SEC (Secret Rare): the highest rarities in the main set. Parallel (alternate-art), SP and Treasure Rare versions are the most wanted by collectors.

Featured characters

  • Portgas.D.Ace
  • Marshall.D.Teach
  • Monkey.D.Luffy
  • Sengoku
  • Buggy
  • Yamato
  • Sakazuki
  • Kuzan
  • Borsalino

Japanese packs: what to know

The cards are printed in Japanese, with the same quality and artwork collected worldwide. They're great for collecting and casual play, but official One Piece Card Game tournaments in the Americas use the English version.

Read the guide: Pokémon TCG vs One Piece Card Game →

FAQ

How many cards are in a OP-16 The Time of Battle pack?

Each OP-16 The Time of Battle pack holds 6 cards per pack. The full set has 126 cards.

When was OP-16 The Time of Battle released?

OP-16 The Time of Battle was released in Japan on May 30, 2026.

What is the most wanted card in OP-16 The Time of Battle?

The most wanted cards in OP-16 The Time of Battle are its Secret Rares (SEC) and parallel versions; the headline card is Portgas.D.Ace.

Where can I buy OP-16 The Time of Battle packs in Panama?

OP-16 The Time of Battle is part of the planned selection for ACERVO PTY machines in Panama. No machine is operating yet: join the list and we'll let you know when it arrives.

Can I play in tournaments with Japanese cards?

Not in official One Piece Card Game tournaments in the Americas, which use English cards. Japanese cards are perfect for collecting and casual play.

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