EB05 Spoilers Surface Early, and the Only Numbers That Matter Are EB03's

EB05 arrives with a full spoiler claim and zero price history

A thread on r/ONEPIECETCG this week asked a simple question: is EB05 completely revealed? The poster pointed at a third-party spoiler aggregator listing what appeared to be the full set and openly doubted its accuracy. Bandai has not confirmed a complete list, so for now the only hard numbers attached to EB05 are the ones printed on the box, not the ones the market decides later.

> $319.07 · EB03 sealed box price, the closest Extra Booster comparison

Our set page lists EB05 at an MSRP of $119.76 with a blended cost per pack of $14.87 and a months-since-release value of -1, which is the terminal's way of saying it does not exist yet. Long-Term Score sits at 0 of 10, labeled Unproven. PSA population is 0. Everything else is inference from the line's history.

What the last one did

EB03 is the cleanest recent comparison and it is not a flattering one for openers. Sealed sits at $319.07 against a calculated expected value of $188, an EV ratio of 0.59, the weakest figure among the sets currently on our EV leaderboard. For context, the top of that board is OP11 at 0.76.

The Extra Booster line's value does not live in the average pack, it lives in a handful of cards. Marco (SP) out of EB02 is marked at $1,500 and moved 45% on the week, a seaking-grade print on our whale screen. From EB04, Megalo (Alternate Art) trades at $40.24 after a 54.4% seven-day jump. Thin tops, heavy bulk: that is the shape of the line.

What to watch when it lands

First, which slot carries the set. In EB02 it was a single SP at four figures; in EB04 the alternate art tier did the work. Run the screener in week one and see whether EB05's value concentrates in one chase or spreads across three or four alternate arts, because the EV ratio depends almost entirely on that answer.

Second, the gap between box price and EV. EB03's 0.59 means the sealed product has been priced well above what the singles return. If EB05 opens near its $119.76 MSRP and the chase cards print high, that ratio can look very different for a few weeks before supply catches up.

Third, supply itself. The destruction tracker estimates boxes opened, and Extra Boosters historically get cracked hard on release because the print runs are small and the hype window is short. Watch whether EB05's opened-box count stalls out or keeps climbing through month one.

The read

A leaked checklist tells you what cards exist. It does not tell you which one becomes the $1,500 print and which 200 become bulk, and the Extra Booster line has a record of making that split brutally lopsided. EB03's 0.59 ratio and EB05's 0 of 10 Unproven score are the only honest starting points on the chart above.

Until Bandai confirms the list and packs are in hands, EB05 has an MSRP and nothing else. Everything in this piece is a comp, not a forecast.