Ms. All Sunday

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 7/10

The base card appears to have steady but not explosive demand, while premium versions are likely supported by collector interest and playable tribal synergy. Without major tournament breakthrough or a new surge in character popularity, the base version should remain relatively stable.

Next months. The base SR should remain low-priced and stable, while alternate-art and SP copies may fluctuate with One Piece market sentiment and listing availability.

Long term. Over 1-3 years, premium variants are more likely to retain value than the base version, especially if sealed supply declines and the card remains relevant to collectors and theme decks.

History

Ms. All Sunday is the alias used by Nico Robin in the early One Piece story, when she serves as a high-ranking agent within Baroque Works. In the One Piece canon, she is one of the most important archeological figures in the series because of her role in pursuing the Road Poneglyphs and the history of the Ancient Kingdom. In the One Piece Card Game, this card represents her Baroque Works-era identity and is mechanically tied to Baroque Works decks through a trash-recovery effect.

This card was first released in the One Piece Card Game set The Azure Sea's Seven (OP-14), with a listed release date of January 16, 2025 in the PriceCharting record and January 2026 in some card database entries, likely reflecting regional database timing differences or site metadata updates. The English-language card referenced here is the OP14-084 Super Rare printing from that set.

• The card is OP14-084 and is a Super Rare character card with 7 cost, 8000 power, and the Strike attribute.
• Its effect specifically supports Leaders whose type includes Baroque Works by reviving Baroque Works characters from the trash.
• Market tracking sites list multiple print variants for OP14-084, including base, alternate art, and SP, with the SP version commanding a much higher price.

Rarity and print run

Tier

Rare

Print run

High

First printed in

The Azure Sea's Seven

Demand

High

Supply

Medium

• The base OP14-084 Super Rare is widely available compared with premium variants.
• Alternate Art versions are scarcer and more desirable to collectors.
• SP versions are significantly scarcer and carry the highest premium.
• Character popularity from the One Piece franchise increases collector demand.

Collector notes

Condition. Check for foil scratching, edge whitening, corner wear, and surface scuffs, which are the most common issues on modern full-art and foil One Piece cards. Centering matters for graded copies, and alternate-art foil surfaces can show print lines or roller marks more easily than non-foil cards. Because this card has a high-contrast full-art look, small edge defects and back-surface imperfections are easier to notice.

Storage. Store the card immediately in a clean penny sleeve and a rigid top loader or semi-rigid holder. Keep it away from heat, humidity, and direct light to reduce warping and fading risk. For higher-value alternate-art or SP copies, use gloves when handling and consider long-term storage in a graded slab or archival-quality case.

Authenticity. Verify the card number OP14-084, the set name The Azure Sea's Seven, and the correct English card text and font spacing. Counterfeits often have softened print detail, incorrect holo patterns, off-color borders, or poor-text alignment. Compare the foil pattern and surface texture against confirmed authentic examples, and for expensive SP copies, pay extra attention to seller provenance and grading verification.