The Sun & Moon series introduced Alolan forms and Z-Moves, while the Sword & Shield series featured Dynamax/Gigantamax mechanics and introduced the Galar region. Each set has unique Pokémon, trainers, and themes.

Some cards from Sword & Shield sets remain legal in the Standard format, depending on the current rotation rules set by the Pokémon TCG. Check the official Pokémon website for up-to-date legality.

Genuine cards have clean fonts, proper set symbols, clear copyright info, and quality cardstock. Buying from trusted stores like deckdicehaven ensures 100% authenticity.

Evolving Skies and Vivid Voltage are known for high-value chase cards like Umbreon VMAX and Rainbow Pikachu VMAX.

Japanese cards use rarity marks like C (Common), U (Uncommon), R (Rare), RR, SR (Super Rare), HR (Hyper Rare), and UR (Ultra Rare). These are found near the card number.

The One Piece Card Game is a collectible trading card game published by Bandai, featuring characters and storylines from the One Piece anime and manga.

• OP-01: Romance Dawn – The first set introducing core leaders and mechanics.

• OP-02: Paramount War – Focuses on Marineford characters and Whitebeard Pirates.

• OP-03: Pillars of Strength – Features characters like Katakuri, Enel, and Doflamingo.

No. Japanese and English cards are not tournament-compatible with each other due to language and region separation.

Leader cards define your deck’s color identity, set your starting life points, and determine your play style. Each deck must include exactly one Leader card.

You can buy authentic One Piece cards from certified stores like deckdicehaven, which offer sealed booster boxes, singles, and tournament sets.