Crews. Rivals. Chosen family.
Find your way through One Piece — and into the cards that make it yours.
01 / Start with a story
Meet the swordsman, the sworn brother and the Pirate Empress. Follow their stories, and the cards drawn for them.
Enter Zoro’s Character World ↗02 / Ways into the One Piece world
Not just who sails together.
Who inherits a title, shares a promise, or belongs on the same binder page.
Luffy’s voyage gathers people with dreams of their own: a swordsman chasing the summit, a navigator mapping the world, a cook searching for a fabled sea. They join for different reasons, carrying promises that no captain could make for them. What turns these travellers into the Straw Hats is the family they choose along the way — and the certainty that nobody has to carry a dream alone.
Ace, Sabo and Luffy come from different families, but sharing sake cups makes their brotherhood a choice. Before the flags, bounties and separate voyages, there are three boys daring each other to imagine a freer life. Their paths lead far beyond that childhood together; collecting them side by side brings the story back to the bond they made before the world knew their names.
Sabaody brings a dangerous new generation into view: pirates whose ambitions will not fit beneath the established powers. Law, Kid, Bonney, Killer and Bege are this shelf’s starting points into that upheaval, with very different loyalties and ways of surviving it. Rivalries and uneasy alliances make them more than a row of rookie bounties — they are pressure on an order that once looked immovable.
Wano’s story lives in the people who refuse to let its hopes disappear. Oden’s legacy connects family, retainers and those who take inspiration from a life larger than the country’s closed borders. Hiyori, Kin’emon, Kikunojo and Yamato carry different parts of that story; together, these characters give a Wano collection its emotional centre, beyond the armour, blades and spectacle of the battlefield.
An Emperor’s name changes what an island, an alliance or a pirate flag can mean. But the title belongs to an ever-shifting balance of power, not an unchanging cast of four. These two era rosters place the old giants beside the pirates who reshape that order, with Shanks bridging both: seven distinct figures, and very different ideas of what it means to rule the sea.
The legendary titans who ruled the New World prior to the Summit War.
The reigning four emperors reshaping global power following the Raid on Onigashima.
The Warlords turn an uneasy bargain into an institution: pirates working with the World Government while pursuing ambitions of their own. Seven describes the seats, not every pirate who ever occupied one. Keeping the original roster and its successors visible lets a collection follow that changing bargain — from solitary swordsmen and rulers to opportunists who see a title as a means to something else.
The seven founding corsairs holding sovereign titles at the dawn of the story.
The four pirate figures appointed to replace fallen warlords post-Alabasta and during the Timeskip.
A uniform does not tell you what justice means to the person wearing it. From Koby’s aspirations to the hard choices of admirals and veterans, the Marines give the story competing answers to that question. Cipher Pol brings another face of government power into the frame: secrecy and enforcement behind the public order. This shelf puts those tensions together without pretending they are all the same allegiance of heart.
Kaido’s crew makes strength a hierarchy, with the threat of overwhelming force running from its captain through the ranks. King, Queen, Jack and Ulti give that machinery distinct faces: imposing silhouettes, clashing personalities and the animal transformations that define its visual identity. Collected together, they show why Wano’s opposition feels like an entire system of power rather than a single enemy waiting at the end.
A favourite-character binder can cross every crew flag on the sea. This fan collecting lens brings together heroines, pirates, queens and rivals whose personalities make a page worth building around: Nami’s nerve, Robin’s quiet resolve, Hancock’s commanding presence and many more. The pleasure is in those contrasts — pairing memorable story moments and favourite artwork across characters who do not need to share a ship to belong in your collection.
Where a pirate crew can chase its own freedom, Dragon’s revolution challenges the power that decides who gets to be free. Sabo, Ivankov, Koala, Kuma and the commanders connect that struggle to individual lives, friendships and sacrifices. Bringing them onto one page reveals a different kind of alliance: people with very different histories working towards change that reaches beyond their own voyage.
The next generation sails through a world these figures helped shape. Roger, Whitebeard, Garp and their contemporaries leave more than famous names behind: rivals, students, promises and unfinished questions keep their era present in the story. This shelf also follows the companions and inheritors who carry that history forward, making it a collection about influence and memory as much as legendary strength.
03 / Find your character
The complete catalogue index. Exact character printings, with tagged appearances kept separate.
714 characters · A–Z · EN
