NEWS & ANALYSIS

Bandai lists One Piece OP-18 for November 20

The Dominance of God brings Water Seven and Holy Knights of God themes. The official English listing confirms a date and pack MSRP, while a complete card-by-card buying plan needs more detail.

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Sam Ellis · 2 min read
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In this article3 sections
  1. A date and product code for the next collecting plan
  2. The announced themes give a checklist its starting point
  3. The set total is not a promise about one opening

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WHY IT MATTERS

Use OP-18, the collection language and November 20 as the purchase identifiers. Wait for exact card and variant details before treating a character preview as a complete collecting checklist.

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A date and product code for the next collecting plan

Bandai’s English product page lists The Dominance of God, booster OP-18, for November 20, 2026. It gives a US-dollar MSRP of $4.99 per pack. The page serves North America, Europe, Oceania, Latin America and the Middle East; collectors elsewhere should consult their own regional listing.

For a preorder, put the product code and language beside the release date. The MSRP is a manufacturer reference, rather than a checked retailer offer or delivered price. A listing for a box, a single pack or a third-party repack should be evaluated as the particular product being sold.

The announced themes give a checklist its starting point

The product focuses on Water Seven and the Holy Knights of God. Bandai identifies Saint Gunko and Saint Shamrock as making their Card Game debut. Those names provide a useful starting point for character collectors, without establishing which specific artwork or rarity will become their preferred copy.

A themed binder can begin with a short want list: the characters you follow, the language you collect and space for their eventual card identifiers. Leave treatment and version fields open until you can match the actual card. A familiar character name on a preorder is less precise than a card number plus a clearly identified printing.

The set total is not a promise about one opening

Bandai lists 127+1 types in total and warns that duplicates can occur and assembling the full set can be difficult. That figure describes the product’s range; it is not the number of cards supplied in one pack.

The written product summary does not provide a complete card checklist or rarity odds. For collectors deciding between opening packs and buying selected singles, those are still separate questions. A set announcement is enough to schedule the release, but it cannot calculate how many purchases would complete your particular list.

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