The Boa Route

ST03-013 is a Common Boa Hancock printing from the ST-03 The Seven Warlords of the Sea starter deck. It teaches the starter-deck path first, where product identity can matter before rarity does.

OP01-078 is Boa Hancock's SuperRare Character printing from OP-01, ROMANCE DAWN. It anchors the first-booster path and later serves as the comparison base without counting a second time.

P-115 is catalogued as a Promo Boa Hancock printing from the promotion-card product path. Promo marks distribution, so it belongs beside starter and booster examples rather than above them by default.

OP16-112 is a Common Boa Hancock printing from OP-16, THE TIME OF BATTLE. A later low-rarity printing can still add chronology and visual range to a focused character route.

Reference

Shown again as the base visual reference for the OP01-078 comparison family. It shares state with the counted Section 1 entry and does not count twice.

OP01-078_p2 keeps the OP01-078 base card identity while the catalog lists Special rarity and OP-04 as its pack. Direct visual review confirms a different close-portrait composition, so the lesson is to read number, rarity, pack, and artwork as separate facts.

OP01-078_p4 is catalogued with the same SuperRare rarity as the base card, but from PRB-01. Visual review confirms a different Boa-and-Salome composition, showing that rarity alone cannot tell a collector which image is on the card.

ST03-017 is the Event card Love-Love Mellow, with The Seven Warlords of the Sea and Kuja Pirates in its catalogued type line. It shows how a named technique can carry Boa Hancock's route without being a Character-category printing.

OP13-050 is catalogued as Boa Sandersonia, and its effect text explicitly references [Boa Hancock]. It keeps the route honest about a non-name candidate while documenting Boa's sister context through catalog text.

OP13-052 is catalogued as Boa Marigold, and its effect text also explicitly references [Boa Hancock]. Paired with OP13-050, it turns the Moments section into a catalog-backed context lesson rather than a run of portraits.

OP07-051_p2 remains catalogued as SuperRare from OP-07, and visual review identifies it as the OP07-051 printing with a manga-panel composition. TCGplayer identifies the OP07-051 manga printing as Boa Hancock (051) (Parallel) (Manga), so Manga Rare is stored as verified community evidence separate from rarity.

EB03-026_p2 is catalogued as a Special Boa Hancock printing from EB-03, ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION. Visual review confirms a decorative portrait-style composition, giving the Chase section a separate extra-booster path.

OP07-051_p3 is catalogued as Special from OP-09 while sharing the OP07-051 base card identity. Direct visual review confirms a bright heart-pattern composition, so the card teaches that the same base family can contain more than one collectible presentation.

OP12-014_p2 is catalogued as Special from OP15-EB04 on a red Boa Hancock card. Visual review confirms an ornate heart-framed composition, broadening the Chase section beyond the OP07-051 family.

OP14-112_p2 is catalogued as Special from OP14-EB04, THE AZURE SEA'S SEVEN. Its reviewed gold-and-red composition adds a later high-power Boa printing while keeping the catalog rarity separate from any community term.

OP07-038 is a Boa Hancock Leader from OP-07, 500 YEARS IN THE FUTURE. It starts the bridge with the first base Leader identity represented in this route.

OP07-038_p1 keeps the OP07-038 Leader identity but visual review confirms a different full-group composition. It teaches how one playable Leader can have a separate collectible presentation without becoming a new card identity.

OP07-038_p2 is catalogued from EB-02 Anime 25th Collection while retaining the OP07-038 base Leader identity. Visual review shows the same core Boa pose with a different background and finish presentation, making it a distribution-and-presentation lesson rather than a fourth Leader identity.

OP14-041 is a Boa Hancock Leader from OP14-EB04, THE AZURE SEA'S SEVEN. It adds the second base Leader identity in the bridge and closes the route on a later playable direction.