One Piece Card Game Tutorial Deck FILM RED Admission Benefit #2 TCG CCG Japan
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The "ONE PIECE Card Game" is a popular card game in which both the starting deck and booster packs were sold out immediately after their release. The "ONE PIECE Card Game Tutorial Deck," a limited edition deck offered as an admission present, has Uta printed on the package, drawn by the original author Eiichiro Oda, and includes cards featuring Luffy, Uta, and Shanks from the movie version, Ben Beckman from the illustrator's original illustrations, and other characters from the movie version. The cards include a total of 15 different characters, mainly from the movie version (40 cards in all).
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