OP13 Carrying on His Will is a full anniversary-level grail set, sitting in the same top tier as OP05 and OP09. It pushes rarity and collector appeal further than any earlier release, headlined by six manga rares built around the Luffy, Ace, and Sabo brotherhood.
Its defining innovation is the Red Manga Rare, a new ultra-premium tier that instantly became one of the most expensive manga variants in the One Piece TCG. On top of that, OP13 adds ten Special Rares including new Wanted Poster designs, a Gold Roger Wanted, and gold and silver 3rd Anniversary cards. Everything about the set is built around high-end collecting.
Why the Red Manga Rare Redefines the Top of the Chase
Most sets cap out at a strong manga rare. OP13 raises the ceiling with an entirely new rarity above it. The Red Manga Rare versions of the Luffy, Ace, and Sabo trio sit at the very top of the chase hierarchy, and their scarcity made them some of the priciest manga variants in the game almost immediately.
That single addition reframes the whole set. Below the red tier sit standard manga rares, Wanted Poster SPs, anniversary specials, and a deep SP run, giving OP13 multiple layers of high-end pulls. The ASL brotherhood theme ties it all together, making this one of the most collector-driven releases the game has produced.
The Chase Cards in OP13 Carrying on His Will
OP13's chase profile is best understood by rarity tier, since the set stacks high-end pulls across many categories.
Red Manga Rare (Ultra-Premium Tier)
The Red Manga Rare is OP13's headline innovation, a brand-new ultra-premium tier sitting above standard manga rares and the most expensive chase in the set.
Manga Rare (Standard)
Beneath the red tier, the standard manga rares of the ASL trio remain major grails and drive most of the set's core collector demand.
3rd Anniversary Special Cards
These anniversary variants add premium gold and silver finishes to an iconic collector character. They sit outside normal pull patterns and act as prestige hits.
Wanted Posters (SP)
Wanted Poster SPs are a collector-first subset with a consistent themed look. They read well as a complete run and are often hunted as a set.
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Special Rare (SP)
These SPs add depth below the manga tier and boost OP13's hit density per box, ideal for collectors who want premium art without chasing manga pulls.
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Treasure Rare (TR)
Treasure Rares are scarcity-driven pulls, often hunted for limited supply and regional variants. OP13 includes a small but meaningful TR lineup.
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Event Manga Rare
Event Manga Rares bring manga panel-style visuals into the chase pool, adding a separate mini-chase that collects well alongside the main hits.
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Secret Rare (SEC) Alt Art
Secret Rare alt arts sit at the top of the non-manga chase tier and often become the main secondary headline cards for a set.
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Leader Alt Art
Leader alt arts stay in demand because leaders define decks and collect well over time. OP13 offers a strong spread of leader targets.
Opening Sealed OP13 vs Buying the Singles You Actually Want
OP13 is worth opening if you accept very high risk in exchange for the highest possible upside. The chase depth is exceptional: six manga rares already raise the ceiling, and the Red Manga Rare represents the ultimate hit. Even outside the manga tier, the Wanted Poster SPs and anniversary specials provide meaningful premium pulls.
Most boxes will not hit a grail, so this is a high-variance open. Current box prices are still considered reasonable relative to the potential ceiling, which is why OP13 continues to attract both collectors and high-risk openers. Singles remain the safer route for targeting one specific card, but as a sealed experience OP13 is one of the strongest sets ever.
Against OP09, OP13 goes a step further by introducing an entirely new rarity tier and expanding premium variants across the set. The Red Manga Rare alone pushes the ceiling beyond what came before.
Compared with OP05, which pioneered multi-manga chasing, OP13 refines the concept with better presentation, stronger character selection, and more chase categories. Overall it's widely viewed as one of the best One Piece TCG sets to date, combining hype, rarity, and collector demand at a level few sets reach.
Final Thoughts
OP13 Carrying on His Will is a landmark grail set built entirely around high-end collecting. The Red Manga Rare ASL trio sits at the top, backed by standard manga rares, Wanted Poster SPs, anniversary specials, and a deep SP run. Whether you're chasing the ultimate red grail or building the brotherhood set, OP13 is among the most rewarding, and most coveted, releases in the One Piece TCG.
