Anyone who collects or plays the Japanese edition of the ONE PIECE Card Game is often interested in the pull rates (hit rates) —the probability of certain rarities appearing in boosters, displays, and cases. In this article, we summarize community experiences and unofficial probabilities . Bandai does not officially publish exact rates.
1. Rarities in the ONE PIECE Card Game
- R / SR – regular and super rare cards
- SEC – Secret Rares
- Leader & Leader Parallels
- Parallels – alternative artworks or frames
- Manga Rare – extremely rare, collector’s highlight
2. Pull Rates per Display (24 Booster Packs)
Note: This information is based on community experience and varies depending on the set and production batch.
| rarity | Average per display | remark |
|---|---|---|
| SR | 4–5 cards | relatively constant |
| SEC | 0–1 card | about every 2nd-3rd display |
| Parallels | 1–2 cards | incl. Leader Parallels |
| Manga Rare | hardly ever | is expected on a case-by-case basis |
3. Pull Rates per Case (12 displays)
When purchasing a complete case (12 displays), the following tendencies arise:
| rarity | Average per case | remark |
|---|---|---|
| SR | approx. 50 cards | Sum 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. Calculate probabilities
The probability of drawing at least one specific card or rarity from n opened boosters can be roughly estimated using the following formula:
P(≥1 Treffer) = 1 - (1 - p)^n
- Example: Hit chance per booster = 5% (p = 0.05)
- With 24 boosters (1 display): 1 - 0.95^24 ≈ 70%
- With 288 boosters (1 case): mathematically almost 100% (in practice no guarantee)
5. Tips for collectors & buyers
- Search specifically for individual cards if only a specific rare is needed.
- Displays are worthwhile to attract a wide mix of rarities.
- Cases increase the chances of getting a Manga Rare – but are not a guarantee.
- Community reports of the latest sets provide valuable clues to deviations.
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