Boa Hancock One Piece cards
Every Boa Hancock One Piece card released so far is gathered on this page, across all product types: boosters, extra boosters, starter decks, premium boosters and promos.
Each entry comes with its up-to-date price and market value, so the full range of the character's cards can be tracked from a single place.
The 3 cards
Boa Hancock rules Amazon Lily as its Empress and captains the Kuja Pirates alongside her sisters, Boa Sandersonia and Boa Marigold. Known as the Snake Princess, she held the only seat ever occupied by a woman among the Seven Warlords of the Sea at the point she enters the story, in volume 53, when Luffy washes up on her island. Her Mero Mero no Mi turns to stone anyone who falls for her - a power that fails outright against Luffy, which reshapes their dynamic immediately. Years of enslavement under the Celestial Dragons left her with lasting contempt for the World Government.
In the One Piece Card Game, Hancock has been a fixture since the opening booster. She appears as a Character in OP-01 (OP01-078), OP-02 (OP02-059), OP-07 (OP07-051), OP-12 (OP12-014), OP-13 (OP13-051), OP-14 (OP14-112) and OP-16 (OP16-032), plus Extra Booster EB-03 (EB03-026), Premium Booster PRB-02 (PRB02-017), and the ST-03 and ST-17 starter decks. She has also headlined two Leaders: OP07-038, a mono-Blue Leader on 5 Life, and OP14-041, a Blue/Yellow Leader on 4 Life. Her colour identity stayed Blue for most of that run, tied to the Seven Warlords of the Sea and Kuja Pirates types, before OP-16 moved her into Green with an Impel Down typing and a very different role.
Competitively, OP14-041 is the version that matters most. It rewards playing Characters on the opponent's turn and converts Kuja Pirates and Amazon Lily bodies being K.O.'d into Life pressure, which pushed the archetype onto Championship Finals and Regional day-two tables. OP07-038 plays a slower control game built around removal and card advantage, with OP07-051 as its signature disruption piece. Both Leaders lean on the same supporting shell, so much of a Hancock collection is playable rather than purely decorative.
Collectors have plenty to chase alongside that. Alternate arts, SP parallels, the OP07-051 manga rare and off-booster promos all sit well above base printings in value, with SP treatments occupying the top tier. This page brings together every Boa Hancock printing across sets, decks and promos, with current prices attached to each version so playable copies and collector pieces can be compared side by side.