Six English One Piece releases are dated through Dec. 18

Bandai has six English One Piece Card Game products dated between Oct. 30 and Dec. 18, 2026, and nothing dated after that. The next one out is EB-05 Heroines Edition Vol. 2 on Oct. 30 at $4.99 a pack. Our tracker has watched the presale price of a sealed EB-05 case fall 7.2% in the week before it arrives, from $3,949.97 on Oct. 12 to $3,664.49 on Oct. 19.

Our data: we log TCGplayer's cheapest English EB-05 case about every 30 minutes. That is 207 readings between 11:29 a.m. ET on Oct. 12 and 8:24 a.m. ET on Oct. 19, 2026. It is one shop's tracker; the method is at the bottom of the page.

What is the One Piece Card Game release schedule for the rest of 2026?

Six English products have release dates: EB-05 and the TS-03 Mini Case Set on Oct. 30, OP-18 The Dominance of God and the GC-2026 Heroines Gift Collection on Nov. 20, and the ST-37 and ST-38 starter decks on Dec. 18. That is Bandai's English products index and each product's own page, read on the morning of Oct. 19, 2026.

Two of those six are not really sets. TS-03 is a $11.99 box with two OP-17 packs and one promo card out of six designs. The $44.99 Gift Collection is two EB-05 packs and 10 new promos, which is why it lands three weeks after the set its packs come from.

The paperwork is not perfectly tidy. Bandai's index row for ST-38 still said Dec. 19 while the deck's own page said Dec. 18 when we checked again on Oct. 19, the same mismatch we found in the ST-37 and ST-38 starter deck prices two days earlier. And the Asia-English site dates OP-18 to Nov. 21, a day behind the North American and European page. Neither is a big deal unless you are booking a pre-release.

Bandai also puts a seven-day delay between a release and tournament play. The OP-18 and ST-38 pages both carry the same line: "Cards included in this product will be tournament legal starting 7 days after the release date in your region." That makes OP-18 legal Nov. 27 and the December decks Dec. 25, and the EB-05 page adds that cards are legal from your region's pre-release date, which is the loophole every local game store uses.

How much are EB-05 and OP-18 going for before release?

A sealed English EB-05 case cost $3,664.49 with shipping at its cheapest on TCGplayer on the morning of Oct. 19, 2026, and an OP-18 case cost $4,299.90. Both sets are unreleased. The list price for the 12 boxes inside either one is $1,437.12.

The spread between them is the interesting part. OP-18 is three weeks further out than EB-05 and $635.41 more expensive by the case, even though the two boxes are priced almost identically, $351.87 for the cheapest EB-05 box against $352.93 for OP-18. Main sets get bought by the case; a 75-card extra booster does not, and the EB-05 presale box and case prices have been sliding all week while OP-18 sits still.

One OP-18 number is worth staring at. There was exactly one listing for a single OP-18 booster pack that morning, at $24.95 for a pack that lists at $4.99. That is five times list for 12 cards from a set nobody has opened, and presale pack buyers are paying for a lottery ticket, not for cards. None of the other four dated products had a TCGplayer page at all when we looked, and TCGplayer's newest starter deck set was still ST-36.

My read, and it is a read: the EB-05 case floor is falling because sellers who bought deep are now competing with each other eight days out, and OP-18 will do the same thing in late November. I would not chase either case this week.

When does OP-19 release in English?

Bandai has not announced an OP-19 release date in English. The booster lists on both the North American and Asia-English sites stop at OP-18, and there is no OP-19 product page on either.

The gaps between Bandai's own English main sets give a window. OP-13 to OP-14 was 70 days, OP-14 to OP-15 was 77, OP-15 to OP-16 was 70, OP-16 to OP-17 was 77, and OP-17 to OP-18 was 84. Average 76 days on top of Nov. 20 lands on Feb. 4, 2027, with the range running Jan. 29 to Feb. 12. That is our arithmetic, not a Bandai date, and the trend is toward longer gaps, not shorter.

Retailers are further ahead than the publisher. The French chain Playin has an OP-19 prerelease on its calendar for Saturday, Feb. 27, 2027, at 35 euros, with six English OP-19 boosters per player and eight seats left when we read it on Oct. 19. OP-17's English prerelease ran a week before release, so a Feb. 27 prerelease points at early March 2027 rather than early February. A store calendar is not an announcement, and it is the only 2027 date we found anywhere.

What that means for the rest of this year: the game's English calendar is full through Dec. 18 and blank after it, and the next real news will be a Bandai notice, not a retailer listing. The best-covered competing calendar we checked, Bill's Archive, listed two announced 2026 releases and was last updated Oct. 7. We will add dates here as Bandai posts them.