One Piece EB-05 Heroines Edition Vol. 2: release date, presale prices

The short version

Extra Booster: One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2 (EB-05) is an extra booster for the One Piece Card Game that Bandai dates October 30, 2026, at $4.99 per pack of 12 cards. The box is reported as 24 packs, which is $119.76 at the pack price; the presale box on TCGplayer has a market price of about $399 as of mid-September 2026, about 3.3 times that. A presale price is what resellers charge today: it is not a retail price and not a prediction. TCGplayer lists 27 cards for the set so far and none has a market price. Pullnomics shows no expected value (EV) for this box, because no pull data exists for extra boosters and the site does not borrow rates from main sets.

What Bandai has confirmed and what is only reported

Five facts are official. The release date, October 30, 2026, comes from Bandai's Next Plan 2026 page, published on June 19, 2026; the product page itself says only "October 2026". That product page gives the price, $4.99 per pack, and the pack size, 12 cards. Bandai describes the set as the second Extra Booster featuring heroines, with many brand-new cards. Bandai's English X account has said that Nico Robin returns as a Leader, the card a deck is built around.

The 24-pack booster box is not official: it comes from third-party sources, so this guide calls it reported. Rarity counts and a list of special cards have not been published, and Bandai publishes no box MSRP and no pull rates for any set.

Presale prices against the pack price

Prices on Pullnomics are US TCGplayer market prices, an average of recent sales, refreshed once a day.

As of mid-September 2026 four products are listed, all marked presale:

• The booster box has a market price of about $399 and a lowest listing of about $387.
• The booster pack is about $25 as both market price and lowest listing.
• The sleeved booster pack has no market price and no listing price yet.
• The booster box case has no market price and a lowest listing of about $7,970. A case is a carton of boxes, 12 for main sets as sold by retailers; the count for EB-05 is not in our data.

With no box MSRP from Bandai, the only retail yardstick is arithmetic: 24 packs at $4.99 is $119.76. If the reported pack count is right, the presale box costs about 3.3 times that, or about $17 per pack against $4.99. The loose presale pack, at about $25, is about five times the official pack price.

A presale market price is an average of what buyers recently paid resellers for a box that ships later. It says nothing about shop prices on release day or where the price goes afterwards.

The card list so far

TCGplayer lists 27 cards for EB-05 as of mid-September 2026: 16 commons, 8 rares, one leader and two SP cards, one at Rare and one at Super Rare. An SP card is a special-treatment version of a card, usually from another set, that keeps its original set's number prefix.

None of the 27 has a market price, so there is no median, no card above $10 and no chase list to show.

The list is incomplete and will grow as cards are revealed. Bandai has not published rarity counts, so the final size is not known, and this guide does not repeat leaked or third-party reveals.

Why there is no expected value for EB-05

Expected value is the average market value of the cards in a box: how often each kind of card turns up, multiplied by what those cards sell for. The frequencies are the problem: Bandai publishes no pull rates. Every rate in circulation is a community estimate from box and case openings. For English main sets the base is thin but real: the largest sample found is about three cases of OP-17, more than 1,000 packs, aggregated by one guide site. In community estimates an English main-set box holds about 7 Super Rares (6 to 8), and a Secret Rare turns up in about one box in two (0.33 to 0.67 per box).

For extra boosters no product-specific pull data exists, so nothing shows whether an extra booster box is packed like a main-set box. The site's model covers only English main booster sets from OP-06 on. It does not borrow main-set rates for EB-05, and with no priced cards there would be nothing to multiply them by. The EV column stays empty.

The first Heroines Edition

The first Heroines Edition, filed on TCGplayer under the code EB-03, released on February 20, 2026. It is an extra booster too, so the site has no EV for it and it is not on the board below. Its prices are not in this guide's data, so none are quoted.

What the site does model

The board lists every booster box with an EV on the site: 12 English main sets, from Wings of the Captain (OP-06) to The World's Strongest Warriors (OP-17).

Each box has two EV figures. "All tiers" is the long-run average over many boxes. "No case hit" is the average of boxes with no SP card, manga rare (artwork from manga panels, the top chase printing of most main sets), Treasure Rare (a rare special printing, one card in each recent English main set) or gold DON!! card (DON!! cards are the game's resource cards). Most boxes are of that kind, and a single box often comes in below even that average. In community estimates, SP cards average about 2 per case from OP-06 on, gold DON!! cards about 2 per case in OP-13 to OP-16, a Treasure Rare about one per case at most and a manga rare about one in four cases (sources range from one in two to one in six), so the all-tiers average is lifted by cards most boxes do not contain.

The newest, the World's Strongest Warriors booster box, has a market price of about $334 as of mid-September 2026, an all-tiers EV of about $125 and a no-case-hit EV of about $62. Across the board the all-tiers EV runs from about 13 percent of the box price to about 56 percent, and the no-case-hit EV from about 5 percent to about 30 percent. No box on the board has an EV above its price.

The model leaves out Super Alternate Art cards, SP gold and silver variants, special-foil and alternate-art DON!! cards, commons, uncommons and leaders. An Alternate Art, also called a parallel, is the same card number, rules text and stats with different artwork.

This is information, not financial advice. Opening sealed product is a gamble with a skewed payout, and buying singles is the cheaper way to get a specific card.

What to check on release day

The EB-05 set page is the place to look on October 30. Three things to check:

• The card count, 27 today, and card prices, none today.
• The set statistics: how many cards are priced, the median card, how many clear $10, $50 and $100, and what one copy of everything costs. Each is zero or blank today.
• Sealed prices: whether the box and pack still carry the presale label, and whether the sleeved pack and the case have a market price.

The buttons below open eBay search results for the box and the pack, filtered below the TCGplayer market price. They are affiliate links.

A release date does not supply an EV: the model needs pull data, and none exists for extra boosters.

How we got these numbers

Prices are US TCGplayer market prices for English, Near Mint product, from the site's daily feed in mid-September 2026; the live blocks show exact current figures. Official facts come from Bandai's pages and its English X account; the 24-pack box is third-party, and $119.76 is 24 packs at $4.99, not a Bandai figure. Pull rates quoted for main sets are community estimates from box and case openings, last reviewed on September 19, 2026. The site does not model extra boosters, premium boosters or unreleased sets, and within modelled sets it leaves out Super Alternate Art, SP gold and silver variants, special-foil and alternate-art DON!! cards, commons, uncommons and leaders. The method is on the methodology page, and other sets are on the One Piece hub.