Roronoa Zoro One Piece cards
Every Roronoa Zoro 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 8 cards
Roronoa Zoro is the swordsman of the Straw Hat Crew and the first crewmate Monkey D. Luffy recruits, within the opening chapters of One Piece. Known as the Pirate Hunter, he is introduced at Shells Town while held by the Navy, and joins Luffy while chasing a goal of his own: becoming the world's greatest swordsman. His three-sword style, Santoryu, and his childhood promise to Kuina shape everything that follows. The card game files him under the Supernovas type, and his crew affiliation never shifts from one set to the next.
Zoro One Piece cards have been part of the game since launch. He appears in OP-01 twice over, as a red Leader (OP01-001) and as a red SR Character (OP01-025). He holds three Leader numbers in total, which few characters do: OP01-001 in red, OP12-020 in green, and ST12-001, a green and blue Leader shared with Sanji in the ST-12 starter deck. OP12-020 anchors a mono-green Slash build that re-stands to attack again, and it spent the OP12 and OP13 formats as one of the most played Leaders in the game before newer Leaders pushed it down the tier lists. ST-32 later gave him a starter deck of his own, reprinting that same Leader. As a Character he shows up across OP-04 through OP-16, in EB-02 and EB-04, in ST-01, ST-21 and ST-29, in PRB-01 and PRB-02, and on a long run of promos.
His alternate versions carry most of the collector value. OP06-118, the green secret rare from OP-06, exists as a plain secret, a standard parallel and a manga rare comic parallel, with the manga rare sitting far above the other two. OP12-020 splits the same way, from an inexpensive base print to an alternate-art parallel and a serial-numbered tournament prize copy that tops every recorded Zoro print. Below those sit the 25th anniversary parallel of OP01-001, the OP01-025 SR, the ST01-013 SR and its championship prize versions, and a parallel Zoro DON!! card from PRB-01.
This page gathers every Zoro card across sets, starter decks and promos, with current prices and market value for each version. Base prints, parallels, alternate arts and secrets are listed separately so you can tell exactly which copy you are holding.