ONE PIECE Card Game - Pull Rates & Hit Rates of the Japanese Edition

As of: August 2025 | cardcosmos

Collectors and players of the Japanese edition of the ONE PIECE Card Game are often interested in the pull rates (hit rates) – that is, the probabilities of finding certain rarities in boosters, Displays and Cases. In this article, we summarize community experiences and unofficial probabilities. Bandai does not officially publish exact odds.

1. Rarities in the ONE PIECE Card Game

R / SR – regular and Super Rare cards
SEC – Secret Rares
Leader & Leader Parallels
Parallels – alternative artwork or frames
Manga Rare – extremely rare, a collector's highlight

2. Pull rates per Booster Display (24 Booster packs)

Note: These figures are based on community experience and vary by set and production batch.

Rarity	Average per Booster Display	Note
SR	4–5 cards	relatively consistent
SEC	0–1 card	about every 2nd–3rd Booster Display
Parallels	1–2 cards	including Leader Parallels
Manga Rare	almost never	generally expected per case

3. Pull rates per Sealed Case (12 Displays)

When purchasing a complete Cases (12 Displays), the following trends emerge:

Rarity	Average per Sealed Case	Note
SR	approx. 50 cards	Total across all Displays
SEC	4–6 cards	not guaranteed to be evenly distributed
Parallels	14–20 cards	including various variants
Manga Rare	0–1 card	sometimes 2, sometimes none

4. Calculating probabilities

The probability of pulling at least one particular card or rarity from n opened boosters can be roughly estimated using the following formula:

P(≥1 hit) = 1 - (1 - p)^n

Example: pull chance per Booster = 5% (p = 0.05)
With 24 boosters (1 Booster Display): 1 - 0.95^24 ≈ 70%
With 288 boosters (1 Sealed Case): mathematically almost 100% (no guarantee in practice)