One Piece EB-05 Chase Cards: The 10 Most Expensive Heroines Edition Vol. 2 Cards

The most expensive One Piece EB-05 cards on release day are the manga-style Nico Robin Leader (cheapest TCGplayer listing $2,398), the gold-stamped Kentaro Yabuki Nami ($1,900) and the Boa Hancock SP ($1,349). None of the three has a reliable sale yet. Of the cards that have actually sold in presale, the Nico Robin SP leads at $558, then the Perona SP at $386. A booster box is about $273, so if you want one card, buy the single.

Updated October 30, 2026 · Prices from TCGplayer, checked at 1 AM ET on October 30 (release day), so most are presale listings, not sales · Set details from Bandai

Who this is for: you pulled something from EB-05 and want to know what it’s worth, or you’re deciding between a box and singles. Release details, pack price and the set breakdown are in our EB-05 Heroines Edition Vol. 2 release guide.

What are the most expensive EB-05 cards?

Here are the top 10, ranked by each card’s priciest version and that version’s cheapest TCGplayer listing. Most of these haven’t sold yet, so where a card has presale sales, we show that too.

1. Nico Robin (EB05-010), Super Leader Alternate Art: $2,398. The manga-panel version of the set’s new Leader. 9 listings, no sales, and no official image yet.
2. Nami (EB05-055), Kentaro Yabuki, gold-stamped: $1,900. The close-up version of the Yabuki Nami. TCGplayer shows a $199.99 market price for it, about what the other Yabuki version sells for ($174.99), so we’d treat that one sale as a mix-up.
3. Boa Hancock (ST17-004) SP: $1,349.
4. Nami (OP01-016) SP: $999.
5. Shirahoshi (EB05-014), manga: $900. One seller is that low. The median listing is $5,000.
6. Nico Robin (EB05-016) SP: $897. It has sold in presale, with a $557.99 market price.
7. Vinsmoke Reiju (EB05-031) SP: $699.99.
8. Charlotte Pudding (OP17-109) SP: $548.48.
9. Miss Buckingham Stussy (EB05-006) SP: $500.
10. Gerd (OP17-081) SP: $449.99.

These asks are falling by the hour. At 10:30 PM ET on October 29, the cheapest Reiju SP was $1,000, the cheapest Pudding SP $996.99 and the cheapest Shirahoshi manga $5,000. Two and a half hours later they were $699.99, $548.48 and $900. Expect more of that once boxes are opened.

Tap any card below to see its current listings.

The four top-10 cards missing from the grid (the Robin Leader manga card, the Nami OP01-016 SP, the Shirahoshi manga card and the Robin EB05-016 SP) have no official image yet on TCGplayer or Bandai’s site. We’ll add them when they appear.

EB-05 price table: the top 15

“Market” is TCGplayer’s market price, which comes from presale sales; “none” means no sales yet. “Cheapest” is the lowest listing. Every card here has at least 9 listings, so no price on this list comes from one lonely seller, but an ask still isn’t a value.

*Probably a mismatched early sale (see #2 above). Prices checked October 30, 2026, 1 AM ET.

Just missing the cut: the Yabuki Nami without the stamp (from $122.50, sold $174.99), the Nami EB05-061 Secret Rare alt art (from $86, sold $169.99), the Nico Robin Leader parallel (from $67.50, sold $103.28) and the Boa Hancock EB05-028 alt art (from $64, sold $140).

What are the manga and Yabuki cards in EB-05?

The regular Shirahoshi sells for about $5. Its manga version is listed from $900, and neither TCGplayer nor Bandai has an official picture of it yet.

The Yabuki Nami. Bandai’s EB-05 page confirms one guest-artist card: an alt-art Nami (EB05-055) drawn by Kentaro Yabuki, the creator of To Love-Ru, and it shows two versions. TCGplayer lists them as “Kentaro Yabuki” (the cat-silhouette background) and “Kentaro Yabuki (Gold Stamped)” (the close-up background). Bandai hasn’t said what the stamp is or how rare either version is. The market has already decided the stamped one is rarer: from $1,900 against $122.50.

The manga cards. TCGplayer lists a Shirahoshi (Manga) and a Nico Robin “Super Leader Alternate Art”. Retailer reports describe both as manga-panel cards, the same idea as the manga rares in main sets. Bandai’s English card list for EB-05 shows only the 61 base cards so far, so treat both as listed, not confirmed.

The SP cards. Bandai counts 8 Special cards in the set and shows six SP designs on its product page: Miss Buckingham Stussy, Perona, Boa Hancock, Vinsmoke Reiju, Gerd and Charlotte Pudding. TCGplayer lists two more, Nami (OP01-016) and Nico Robin (EB05-016), which makes eight. Several use old card numbers (ST17-004, OP14-033, OP17-081, OP17-109) with new SP art.

The Heroine Leaders. Bandai counts 7 Leaders but has shown only one new one, Nico Robin (EB05-010). TCGplayer lists the other six as “Heroine Leader” versions of older Leaders: Nefeltari Vivi (EB03-001), Shirahoshi (OP11-022), Nami (OP11-041), Jewelry Bonney (OP13-100), Boa Hancock (OP14-041) and Rebecca (OP15-039).

What will EB-05 cards be worth after release?

The best guide is the last Heroines set. EB-03 came out in English on February 20, 2026. Eight months later, these are its most valuable cards on TCGplayer:

The big three held up. Robin, Hancock and Nami are EB-03’s top three cards, all between $1,290 and $1,430. Their EB-05 SPs are listed below those prices right now, which makes them the most believable asks on our list.

The second tier didn’t. EB-03’s Reiju SP sells for $212, and its two cheapest SPs, Tashigi and Koala, are about $145 to $151. EB-05’s Reiju SP is listed from $699.99, more than three times as much. Stussy, Pudding and Gerd had no SP in EB-03, and they’re listed from $449.99 to $548.48, more than double the EB-03 Reiju. That gap is where we’d expect the biggest drops.

The manga card is the wild card. EB-03’s manga Uta sells for $930.76. Shirahoshi manga listings run from $900 to $5,000, and we’d bet on the low end.

Is an EB-05 booster box worth it?

The English EB-05 booster box and packs. Image: Bandai.

Only if you want to open it. A booster box has a $272.95 market price on TCGplayer (cheapest listing $270, 126 listings), down from about $320 on October 24. At Bandai’s $4.99 pack price, 24 packs cost $119.76, so you’re paying 2.3 times list. A single pack has a $16.90 market price, 3.4 times list.

Bandai doesn’t publish pull rates for EB-05, so nobody can honestly tell you how many boxes a Hancock SP takes. The prices do tell you how top-heavy the set is:

• Regular Super Rares: $3.77 to $19.94 market. Nico Robin (EB05-016) and Jewelry Bonney (EB05-001) are the best of them.
• Super Rare and Rare alt arts: mostly listed from $19 to $48, apart from the Nami Secret Rare alt art and Hancock EB05-028 alt art above.
• Commons and regular Rares: $2.34 or less.

So a box pays for itself only if you hit an SP, a manga card or a top Leader. EB-03’s box still sells for $303.33, so Heroines boxes do hold their value sealed. Buying one is a collector’s call, not a money call. For how other 2026 boxes have moved since release, see our booster box price tracker.

What we’d skip

• Buying second-tier SPs at presale asks. A $699.99 Reiju SP is three times what EB-03’s Reiju SP sells for today.
• The gold-stamped Nami at $1,900 before anyone knows how rare it is. Wait for a few real sales.
• Confusing the Nami versions. EB05-055 comes as a regular Super Rare ($3.77 market), a Super Rare alt art (from $34.99), the Yabuki version (sold $174.99) and the gold-stamped Yabuki (from $1,900). Check which one a listing shows before you buy or sell.
• Leaving a big pull loose. Sleeve and toploader it right away. Here’s how to protect trading cards.

EB-05 chase cards FAQ

What is the rarest card in EB-05?

Bandai hasn’t published odds. Going by price, the market thinks the rarest cards are the manga-style Nico Robin Leader, the Shirahoshi manga card and the gold-stamped Yabuki Nami.

How much is an EB-05 booster box?

About $273 on TCGplayer on October 30, 2026 (cheapest listing $263). At Bandai’s $4.99 pack price, 24 packs would be $119.76.

How many SP cards are in EB-05?

Bandai lists 8 Special cards. TCGplayer lists SPs for Nico Robin, Nami, Boa Hancock, Perona, Miss Buckingham Stussy, Vinsmoke Reiju, Gerd and Charlotte Pudding.

When does EB-05 come out?

It released in English on October 30, 2026, and Japan gets it on October 31, per Bandai. Our EB-05 release guide has the rest of the set details.

Next step: if you’re after one card, wait a week. Boxes are being opened today, and every ask on this page has room to fall. We’ll re-rank this list by real sales once they come in.

Read next: EB-05 Release Date and Price · OP-17 Chase Cards a Month Later · OP-18 Release Date and Amano Cards · 2026 Booster Box Prices

Also: the EB-05 booster box case (12 boxes, $3,151.56 market) and the first Heroines Edition (EB-03) box ($303.33 market). Prices checked October 30, 2026.

Sources: release dates, pack price and the set breakdown from Bandai’s English and Japanese EB-05 product pages; the 61-card base list from Bandai’s EB-05 card list; EB-03’s English release date from Bandai’s EB-03 page; manga and parallel descriptions as reported by Samurai Sword Tokyo; all card and sealed prices from TCGplayer, checked October 29 (10:30 PM ET) and October 30, 2026 (1 AM ET). Card images: Bandai, via TCGplayer. Price chart: NerdSnack.

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