A second trailer for Extra Booster: One Piece Heroines Edition vol. 2 landed with no sealed tape behind it, so the only EB-line datapoint we have is a 218.1% week.
Heroines Edition vol. 2 gets a second trailer, EB05 gets no price yet
The loudest number attached to the Extra Booster line this week has nothing to do with the new set. It is the 218.1% seven-day move on Rob Lucci (Alternate Art), the EB04-048 parallel, now marked at $21.44. That is the closest thing to live Extra Booster data on our board, and it arrived the same week Bandai Card Games published a second trailer for ONE PIECE CARD GAME Extra Booster: -ONE PIECE Heroines Edition vol. 2- [EB-05].
> 218.1% · seven-day gain on the EB04 Rob Lucci alternate art
The trailer is promotional footage, not a price event. Our EB05 set page exists, but almost every field on it is empty: no box market, no expected value, no realised CAGR. Months since release reads negative, which is our way of saying the product has not shipped.
What the last one did
The honest answer is that we cannot show you an EB04 box curve, because the set carries no sealed print on our board either. What we do have is that single EB04 alternate art, and it behaved like a thin-float chase card: a triple-digit weekly move on a $21.44 print, which is the kind of tape that comes from a handful of sales rather than a repriced market.
For EB05 itself the pre-release fields we do carry are an MSRP line of $119.76, a per-pack cost of $16.56, and an MSRP multiple of 3.3. Long-Term Score sits at 0 of 10, labelled Unproven, which is the default for anything without a release history. PSA population is 0. None of that is a forecast; it is an empty scoreboard.
For scale, here is what proven sealed looks like on the EV board right now:
| Set |
Box market |
Box EV |
Ratio |
| OP15 |
$258.14 |
$192 |
0.74 |
| OP11 |
$598.59 |
$432 |
0.72 |
| OP14 |
$262.33 |
$184 |
0.70 |
| PRB02 |
$378.50 |
$245 |
0.65 |
| OP13 |
$450.00 |
$271 |
0.60 |
Even the best of those returns 0.74 of box cost in singles. Extra Boosters historically slot into a different shape, smaller card pool, heavier alt-art concentration, and until EB05 has sales we have no ratio to place next to those five.
What to watch when it lands
First, which slots carry the value. In a Heroines-style set the money tends to pool in a narrow band of parallels, and our screener will show whether the top of the checklist takes most of the box EV or whether it is spread across the rare tier.
Second, gem rates and population. EB05 shows a PSA population of 0 today. The first month of grading data is what turns an Unproven Long-Term Score into something with a number behind it.
Third, boxes opened. The destruction tracker is where you see whether an Extra Booster actually gets ripped or hoarded sealed, and that single variable drives more of the singles curve than any reveal trailer does.
The read
A second trailer moves attention, not prices. The only Extra Booster print with a live quote this week is a $21.44 EB04 parallel that tripled off a thin base, which tells you more about liquidity in that corner than about EB05's eventual floor.
Until the set ships, the useful numbers on the card above and on our EB05 page are the ones that are missing. The chart fills in from day one of sales, and the 3.3 MSRP multiple is a placeholder, not a print.
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