Monkey.D.Luffy One Piece cards

Monkey D. Luffy is the protagonist of Eiichiro Oda's One Piece. He grows up in Fuchsia Village in the East Blue, eats the Gum-Gum Fruit as a child, which turns his body to rubber, and founds the Straw Hat crew as its captain. His stated goal from the opening chapters is to find the treasure left behind by Gol D. Roger and become King of the Pirates. He carries the story from its first chapter through its most recent arcs, and both his appearance and his standing in the world change along the way.

In the One Piece Card Game he exists as both a Leader and a Character, and his Leader printings span a wide range of colour identities: OP11-040 in blue/purple, OP13-001 in red/green, EB02-010 in green/purple, OP16-022 in green/blue, plus mono-colour starter deck Leaders such as the purple ST-18 and red ST-31 builds. Those Leaders play nothing alike. Some are built to ramp DON!! and chain high-cost plays, others convert rested DON!! into defensive power, so picking a Luffy Leader is closer to picking an archetype than picking a character. As a Character he shows up across main boosters, extra boosters, starter decks, premium boosters and promos, which means several different Luffy cards can share a single deck list.

On top of the base printings sits a dense layer of parallels: alternate art Leaders such as OP09-061, Manga Rare secrets like EB02-061 and OP09-119, the OP05-119 SP, the red Super Alternate Art treatment introduced with OP-13 on OP13-118, PRB-01 Comic Parallel reprints and newer PRB-02 versions. In value terms, standard prints sit at the accessible end, alternate art parallels above them, and manga rares and super alternate arts at the top. Since most chase versions are functionally the same card as the cheap one, players can choose their own entry point. The gold-stamped Oda signature on ST01-012 and championship promos fall outside normal deck building.

Gear 5 Luffy cards

The Gear 5 form has its own Leader in ST21-001, the mono-red Leader from Starter Deck EX: Gear 5 (ST-21), which ships as a ready-to-play deck with DON!! cards, sleeves and a bonus pack. For anyone building around a red shell, that deck is the cheapest way into a Gear 5 Luffy card without touching the singles market. Further Gear 5 artwork appears on Character cards and parallels across several sets, where standard and alternate art printings sit far apart in price.

This page brings together every Monkey D. Luffy One Piece card across all sets and decks, with up-to-date prices and market value for each printing.