Pokémon & One Piece Card Lists
Choose a game and series to browse its complete Japanese card list, then search by card number, Traditional Chinese, Japanese or English name and rarity.
Japanese Pokémon & One Piece Card List Directory
Choose a game and set, then search by card number, name or rarity.
Cardstop brings Japanese Pokémon and One Piece card lists into one searchable hub for Hong Kong collectors. Open a game and series from the product directory to view its complete visual checklist.
This directory does not preload a card gallery. Choose a set to open its dedicated URL with set-specific cards, information and reference prices. Every set has a dedicated URL, introduction, card count, rarity coverage and visual checklist.
- Pokémon sets40
- One Piece sets21
- Search fieldsNumber · card name · rarity
How to browse the Cardstop card-list hub
Open a Pokémon or One Piece set from the product directory, then use the search box for a card number or name and narrow the results with the rarity buttons. Open any card image for a larger collector-reference view.
CARD LIST FAQ
Japanese card list questions
Is this a Japanese or Traditional Chinese card list?
This directory covers Japanese products. Traditional Chinese editions may use different set codes, release dates and card line-ups. Confirm the language first, then match the set, card number and artwork. A translated character name alone cannot identify an edition or distinguish between different cards featuring that character.
How do I find the M6, M6A or OP-17 card list?
Type M6, M6A or OP-17 in the set search, or select its product image or name. Each set has its own shareable page. Once there, search by card name or number and use the rarity buttons. The directory keeps every set accessible without loading all gallery images first.
Are rarity filters the same for every set?
Rarity filters follow the cards listed for each release. Pokémon labels such as SR, SAR and MUR need to be read in the context of that set. One Piece also distinguishes relevant star-marked versions. A category absent from one release is not necessarily missing data, and the two games use different systems.
Does the reference price value each individual card?
No. Set information shows a Cardstop group-buy reference price for the related sealed product, not a valuation of individual cards. Check the packaging unit and the time shown with the quote. Availability and the final total are confirmed before payment. Visit the price list for the available options.
How are unrevealed cards and box accessories listed?
An unrevealed position is marked Coming Soon instead of using unrelated artwork. Anniversary boxes can include sleeves, storage items and other accessories, listed from the available official material. Counts of distinct card faces and accessories can differ from the total number of physical cards in a product; check the product notes alongside the gallery.
Who maintains the archive and handles corrections?
Cardstop Editorial Team compiles the archive from official public material and checks set codes against card images. If you find a wrong number, rarity or image, use our contact page and include the set URL and card number. Cardstop is an independent information and group-buy service, not an official Pokémon or Bandai website.