Best Alternate Art Cards In Royal Blood

Summary

• The Royal Blood booster set showcases stunning, affordable cards from popular arcs like Dressrosa.
• Some standout cards like Urouge and Charlotte Flampe offer unique and captivating art for collectors.
• Secret Rare Monkey D. Luffy in Gear Four form and Trafalgar Law leader art add to the value and allure.

One Piece Card Game constantly one-ups itself regarding alternate art cards. This time, it’s no different with the tenth booster set, Royal Blood. This set focuses on arcs like Punk Hazard and the fan-favorite Dressrosa, so you know there will be plenty of incredible collectible cards to add to your binders.

While most of the best art cards are some of the chase SP cards with low pull rates, some of the others are incredibly affordable and will look great wherever you choose to display them. Up your collection’s power level and change into Gear Four with some of these cards.

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Urouge

Forgotten Supernova

There are a lot of One Piece characters that players love, but some are heavily underappreciated. One of those characters is the forgotten Supernova, Urouge. He was seen a couple of times after Sabaody Archipelago, but that’s about it. He’s made more appearances in the One Piece Card Game as a key card in the Bonney deck.

This art of the Pirate Monk is one of the many SP cards available as chase cards in the booster set and it has some of the best art featuring Urouge and some of his friends.

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Charlotte Flampe

Big Brotherrrrr!

Another SP card from the set, Charlotte Flampe is a cute card for all players to collect, especially if you’re a big fan of the Whole Cake Island arc. The art features the Big Mom daughter completely infatuated over her strong big brother, Charlotte Katakuri.

Flampe received an alternate art in the Extra Booster set, Memorial Collection, and while that art is super cute with its pink background, this one has a bit more character for fans of the series to enjoy.

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Monkey.D.Luffy

The Next Level: Gear Four!

The Secret Rare cards always have incredible art, and this set is no different. Just like OP05 Awakening of the New Era, Monkey D. Luffy received the Secret Rare in his iconic Gear Four Bounceman version.

The alternate art of the card is similar to the Gear Five variant from the same set with its yellow background and a massive Gear Four logo plastered across. The art specifically features Luffy from his fight against Doflamingo in the Dressrosa arc.

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Trafalgar Law

Here To Get His Revenge

Every leader set in the One Piece Card Game rotates their art style and for Royal Blood, they decided to go with a bit of a different one. Bandai usually goes with either a full face portrait in the style of Eiichiro Oda’s art or a full crew portrait, but this time the leader is front and center in all of the alternate arts.

This art of Trafalgar Law is one of the most menacing leader arts in the game. He is battle-worn and bloodied, with a vendetta against the ruler of Dressrosa, Donquixote Doflamingo.

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Rebecca

The Princess Of Dressrosa

Dressrosa is one of the most popular arcs in the One Piece series so it’s a given that one of the main characters in the arc got such a beautiful alternate art. The princess of Dressrosa looks hopeful in the face of adversity, surrounded by her field of sunflowers.

Similar to Gecko Moria, this card can get you a ton of value, albeit not as broken. If you’re planning to play a max rarity Usopp deck, make sure to buy this before players begin to cook with it.

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Donquixote Rosinante

The Sweetest Boy

There is a huge group of fans who grab a side character and choose to protect them with their entire life. Even though he wasn’t seen as much throughout the series. Donquixote Rosinante quickly became many fans’ favorite character.

He has always received some incredible alternate arts, but this one is much different. This art looks incredible with the secret agent running away as he is stealing the Op Op Fruit to save the life of a young Trafalgar Law.

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Kuzan

The Newest Member Of The Blackbeard Pirates

Ever since he was introduced, Kuzan has always held an aura of mystery. This alternate art perfectly embodies the mystery that is the ex-admiral. Ever since he lost his battle against Sakazuki, fans have been wondering what was to become of the Ice wielder, and during the Egghead Island arc, many questions were answered.

Kuzan joined the Blackbeard Pirates, starting his career of piracy, and becoming even more menacing than he already was. This card is scary enough as it is, yet we still don’t know what his true intentions are.

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Sanji

The Straw Hat Cook’s Training Arc

Every Sanji fan knows all about his high moments: Whole Cake Island, Baratie, the raid on Onigashima, etc. But they are all fully aware of his low moments. The original art of this Starter Deck card is one of his lowest points. Every time Sanji is extra perverted, he is drawn with a creepy and almost scary face that directly contrasts his suave and charming persona.

This alternate art SP from Royal Blood portrays that moment far better, and it even shows Sanji after all the training he received from the lovely citizens of New Kama Land.

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Divine Departure

Close To A Manga Rare

There are very few Event cards with alternate arts in the One Piece Card Game, but the select few are some of the best art in the game. Period. Cards like Fire Fist and Gum Gum Red Roc are always fun to play just from how cool the art is.

So far, nothing has topped the alternate art for Divine Departure. This card already pictures an iconic moment; one that left every reader and watcher in shock when it happened. This annihilation of a card has left an imprint and a standard of how alternate art Event cards should be done.

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Edward.Newgate

Party Like A Whitebeard Pirate!

Even though the Royal Blood set has some incredible alternate art SP cards, this Edward Newgate just leaves all of the others in the dust. There are a ton of cards that feature a captain with their crew, but this one takes it to another level.

This Edward Newgate card shows off the entire Whitebeard Pirates crew, including the famous Portgas D. Ace, having a jolly good time. If you look closely at the card you’ll find tons of fun interactions between the members, almost like a where’s Waldo of One Piece.