Nami

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 7/10

Recent sales and tracker data show strong premiums for the alternate-art version versus the regular printing, and Nami remains one of the most collectible characters in One Piece TCG.[1][3][5]

Next months. Likely to remain firm to slightly higher unless a wave of new supply hits the market.

Long term. Likely to hold collector value well, with gradual appreciation if the card remains a sought-after Nami chase and high-grade supply stays limited.

History

Nami is a core protagonist in One Piece, the long-running manga/anime by Eiichiro Oda. She is the Straw Hat Pirates' navigator and is closely associated with blue/yellow multi-color support in the One Piece Card Game because her character identity fits hand management, life manipulation, and resource cycling themes.

This card was first released in Japanese in the One Piece Card Game set A Fist of Divine Speed (OP11), which released on June 6, 2025.[6][8] The card is OP11-041 and the searched variant is the Alternate Art promo-style version listed as an Alt Art leader.[1][4][12]

• The base card is a Leader with blue/yellow color identity, 4 Life, 5000 power, and the Straw Hat Crew trait.[1][8]
• Its effects reward life-card loss by drawing a card if you have 7 or fewer cards in hand, and it can gain +2000 power on the opponent's attack by trashing 1 card with DON!! x1 attached.[1][8]
• Market trackers show the alternate-art version as a much higher-value chase card than the regular printing, with recent raw sales around $79.99 to $86.48 and graded 10 pricing around $97.41.[3][1][5][10]
• The Japanese version is explicitly identified as OP11-041 in 2025, while some retailers and databases also list separate English-language release tracking for the same card number in the OP11 set.[4][6][9]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Ultra Rare

Print run

Low

First printed in

A Fist of Divine Speed (OP11)

Demand

High

Supply

Low

• Alternate art leader treatment
• Japanese language chase appeal
• Popular Straw Hat character demand
• Leader cards in premium foil variants tend to have lower surviving high-grade supply

Collector notes

Condition. Check for edge whitening, corner wear, surface scratches, print lines, centering issues, and holo/foil scuffing on the alternate-art finish. Leader cards are especially prone to edge chipping and surface micro-scratches from packing and handling.

Storage. Store in a perfect-fit sleeve, then a rigid top loader or card saver for long-term protection. Keep it away from humidity, heat, direct sunlight, and sleeve friction, since foil surfaces show wear quickly.

Authenticity. Verify the card number as OP11-041, Japanese card text layout, correct Bandai print quality, and consistent foil patterning. Counterfeits often have blurry text, incorrect color saturation, poor edge cuts, or mismatched finish; compare weight, gloss, and font alignment against verified scans or graded examples.