One Piece Card Game Starter Deck FILM Edition ST-05 – Japanese
One Piece Card Game Starter Deck FILM Edition ST-05 – Japanese
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Step into the world of the ONE PIECE films with a ready-to-play Japanese starter deck built around powerful FILM-trait synergy. The Bandai ONE PIECE Card Game Starter Deck FILM Edition [ST-05] brings together characters from ONE PIECE FILM RED and earlier movies in one all-star purple deck.
Ideal for players beginning their ONE PIECE Card Game journey, fans who want a themed deck, and collectors seeking an official Japanese release, ST-05 comes pre-constructed so you can start playing without building a deck from scratch.
Why you’ll love ST-05
- Ready to play: includes a complete 51-card constructed deck.
- FILM-focused strategy: cards with the FILM trait work together for strong in-game synergy.
- Fan-favourite characters: features characters associated with FILM RED and previous ONE PIECE films, including Shanks, Uta, Zephyr, Gild Tesoro, Douglas Bullet and Shiki.
- Japanese edition: an excellent pick for Japanese TCG collectors and ONE PIECE fans in India.
- Official Bandai product: deck code ST-05.
What’s inside
- Constructed deck × 1 (51 cards)
- DON!! cards × 10
- Index cards × 3
- 17 card types in total, with repeated cards included for gameplay
Rarity breakdown
- Leader card × 1
- Super Rare × 2
- Common × 14
Product details
- Game: ONE PIECE Card Game
- Set: Starter Deck ONE PIECE FILM Edition [ST-05]
- Deck colour: Purple
- Manufacturer: Bandai
- Language: Japanese
- Players: 2
- ASIN: B09VKS64CD
- JAN: 4549660853978
Please note: This is the Japanese-language edition. Some card types appear multiple times as required for a playable constructed deck. Product packaging and printed contents are in Japanese.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a booster pack?
No. ST-05 is a pre-constructed starter deck designed to be playable out of the box.
Does it include DON!! cards?
Yes. The set includes 10 DON!! cards.
Is the deck in English?
No. This listing is for the official Japanese edition, and the cards and packaging are printed in Japanese.
