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Starter Decks ST-31 to ST-36: Japanese One Piece TCG Set Guide

ST-31 through ST-36 are six Starter Decks released simultaneously for the Japanese One Piece Card Game. Each deck features a different iconic character and color strategy, providing entry points for new players and new deck cores for veterans. By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026 Set overview Series: One Piece Card

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ST-31 through ST-36 are six Starter Decks released simultaneously for the Japanese One Piece Card Game. Each deck features a different iconic character and color strategy, providing entry points for new players and new deck cores for veterans.

By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026

Set overview

Series: One Piece Card Game · Set codes: ST-31, ST-32, ST-33, ST-34, ST-35, ST-36 · Release date: 11 July 2026 · Each deck contains a fixed 50-card main deck + 1 Leader card + DON!! cards

The six decks

ST-31 — Monkey D. Luffy (Red): An aggressive Straw Hat deck with straightforward gameplay, recommended for newcomers.
ST-32 — Roronoa Zoro (Green): Board control through rested characters and efficient attacks. Features Zoro, Oden, Mihawk, and Rayleigh.
ST-33 — Kuzan (Blue): A Navy deck focused on removing threats and gaining card advantage.
ST-34 — Charlotte Katakuri (Purple): Manipulates DON!! cards to ramp into expensive cards faster. Includes 10-cost Charlotte Linlin and Big Mom Pirates synergies.
ST-35 — Sabo (Red/Black): A two-color deck that is aggressive early and scales into the late game.
ST-36 — Eustass "Captain" Kid (Yellow): Switches between attack and defense depending on the game state, with Life card mechanics.

What is in the box

Each Starter Deck is a fixed-content product containing a ready-to-play 50-card deck, 1 Leader card, and DON!! cards. Unlike booster packs, every copy of a given deck number contains the same cards.

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