The Most Expensive Cards In One Piece Card Game’s Royal Blood Set

Summary

• Kuzan’s alternate art card is worth $52.01 and is essential for Blackbeard decks due to its mechanics.
• Trafalgar Law (Parallel) is a popular card worth $55.28.
• Charlotte Pudding (SP) is valuable for collectors, costing $60.96.

The One Piece Card Game is notorious for having some of the most expensive alternate art cards in the TCG market. OP10 Royal Blood is no different from any other previous set. Like most One Piece sets, this one also includes hard-to-pull SP cards that will make your collection shine bright in the face of your friends.

Royal Blood’s SPs and alternate art cards include some of the most popular characters in the series, so make sure you save up some money if you’re keen to pick up some of these. You’ll have some heavy competition when it comes to getting a good deal.

The values of these cards are based on Market Price from TCGPlayer.com

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Kuzan (Parallel) – $52.01

The Menacing Ex-Admiral

The alternate art of this Kuzan is enough for players to start shelling out money to complete their playsets, especially if they are keen on playing Marshall D. Teach in the OP10 Royal Blood format. Even though the deck wasn’t making too many strides in OP09, after all of the bans to other decks like OP01 Doflamingo and OP07 Lucci, Blackbeard is ready to strike.

With Kuzan, Blackbeard players will be able to recur some of the cards that they trash. Since that’s one of the main mechanics of the deck, Kuzan is now an essential piece.

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Trafalgar Law (Parallel) – $55.28

For Corazon!

Trafalgar Law is one of the most popular characters in One Piece, so it’s no surprise that this card is just as popular. This alternate art features the captain of the Heart Pirates donning his outfit from the Dressrosa arc, representing his found father, Donquixote Rosinante, on his coat.

Out of the two Secret Rares in the set, Trafalgar Law is a bit more niche, but it’s definitely the better of the two. As of OP10, this card is just playable in two decks, but we’re sure some players will find a way to splash it in.

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Charlotte Pudding (SP) – $60.96

The Bride To Be, Getting Ready

Every time a set includes SP cards, they are bound to be worth quite a bit. Even though this Pudding card is not worth as much as others, it’s still a huge feat pulling one. The art on this card, just like every SP card, is incredible, featuring the daughter of the captain of the Big Mom Pirates hanging out with one of the Homies, Nitro.

Sadly, this is just a reprint of the Pudding found in the Zoro and Sanji starter deck, making it not as valuable as if it were the OP06 version of her.

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Smoker (Parallel) – $63.12

The Only Leader On The List

One of the things that most One Piece Card Game players love the most is having a beautiful alternate art leader card that they can display in those clean crystal cases during their games. Most leaders’ alternate arts usually occupy most entries in Most Valuable lists, but in OP10, Smoker is the only one.

The card portrays a hilarious moment in the Punk Hazard arc when Tashigi and Smoker swapped bodies due to Trafalgar Law’s powers.

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Divine Departure (Parallel) – $69.74

An Epic Card For An Epic Moment

Shanks has been one of the top decks in the meta ever since it was introduced in OP09 Emperors In The New World, and now with Divine Departure, the deck has even more K.O. options than before.

The flexibility of the Shanks leader makes this card a bit iffy. Since it realistically only works if you’re playing the Red Hair Pirates build, the card’s K.O. potential is not as high, but the art of the card alone makes it worth it.

5

Sanji (SP) – $74.68

Sanji’s Sky Walk

Whenever a card is playable in competitive settings, it tends to hold quite a bit of value. Sadly enough, Sanji hasn’t seen much of it himself. Players have been splashing him in in Purple/ Black Luffy decks, but outside of being able to use Gum Gum Giant, the deck hasn’t done much.

The key thing about this card is that there are plenty of Sanji collectors out there, and this card shows off his sky walk and the place where he learned it.

4

Charlotte Flampe (SP) – $79.37

Draw Engine For Yellow

Charlotte Flampe played a huge part in pushing the Starter Deck 13 Luffy deck to the top of the meta. Although Gecko Moria is now banned, and effectively makes the deck far worse, Flampe is still an excellent card that can be used as a draw engine for any yellow deck.

This SP specifically is an excellent pickup as the alternate art of Flampe from Memorial Collection was quite expensive at its peak; plus, it shows the awesome Charlotte Katakuri alongside her.

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Edward.Newgate (SP) – $166.16

Celebrating With The Whitebeard Pirates

This Edward Newgate card will start seeing less play as players begin to switch their Shanks build, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that this is by far one of the best SP cards in the One Piece Card Game.

The card features the entire Whitebeard Pirates crew hanging out and having a great time, so of course this card is popular. Just look at all of those boys having a jolly good time! You have to see one of these in person to really appreciate how good it looks.

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Uso-Hachi (SP) – $172.70

Rest Your Opponent’s Characters

Is there any meta where OP05 Purple Luffy is not a viable deck? Probably not. Especially not while having this beautiful Uso-Hachi SP card. The card is not as neat looking as the Edward.Newgate one, but if you’re looking to have a fully shiny Purple Luffy deck to roll your opponents with, you’ll need to spend quite a bit on this Wano-themed card.

It may seem like a lot of money for a card that can be easily grabbed as a regular art from a starter deck, but the card is just that good.

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Trafalgar Law (Manga) – $481.06

The Card That Everybody Wants

You already know that the manga rare is always going to be on top of the list for most valuable card in the One Piece Card Game. This one has the potential to be both playable and collectible alike. As long as Supernova cards continue to get support, this max rarity version of the Secret Rare will continue to hold its value.

If you’re even considering buying at least one of these, make sure you’re prepared to shell out some serious cash.