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one piece tcg wings of the captain booster box One Piece CG - OP06

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one piece tcg wings of the captain booster box One Piece CG - OP06One Piece CG OP06 Wings of the Captain Booster Box Configuration: 12 cards per pack 24 packs per box 12 displays per case Featuring pirates Zoro and Sanji, as well as many associated characters! This pack focuses on Zoro and Sanji, fan favorite characters! It's highly complementary to ST 12, while offering several popular characters not featured in ST 12! A mix of new and old themes, including Germa 66 and Thriller Bark! Discover Reiju, Sanji's sister

One Piece CG - OP06 - Wings of the Captain Booster Box

Configuration:
12 cards per pack
24 packs per box
12 displays per case

Featuring pirates Zoro and Sanji, as well as many associated characters!
This pack focuses on Zoro and Sanji, fan-favorite characters!
It's highly complementary to ST-12, while offering several popular characters not featured in ST-12!

A mix of new and old themes, including Germa 66 and Thriller Bark!
Discover Reiju, Sanji's sister from Germa 66, as well as FILM-themed cards in new colors! You'll also find Moria, Perona and other popular characters from the series!

Character-themed SP cards!
The SP cards in this pack feature illustrations that capture a snapshot of the daily lives of various characters! It's a rare merchandising theme that's sure to attract collectors!

Total: 126 card types Rarity:
- Leader: x6
- Common: x45
- Uncommon: x30
- Rare: x26
- Super rare: x10
- Secret rare: x2
- Special card: x6
- DON ! card x1

*This product also includes cards with alternative illustrations and parallel designs of the above types.

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