The Law Route

ST02-009 is a SuperRare Law printing from the ST-02 Worst Generation starter deck. It teaches the starter-deck path first: a collection can begin from product identity, not from rarity alone.

OP01-047 is Law'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-017 is catalogued as a Promo Law printing and uses the promotion-card product path. Promo marks distribution, so it belongs beside booster and starter examples rather than above them by default.

OP16-068 is a Common Law printing from OP-16, the latest block represented in this route. A low catalog rarity can still add chronology and visual range to a character collection.

Reference

Shown again as the base visual reference for the OP01-047 comparison family. It shares state with the counted Section 1 entry and does not count twice.

OP01-047_p2 keeps the OP01-047 base card identity while the catalog lists Special rarity and OP-04 as its pack. The collector lesson is to read number, rarity, pack, and artwork as separate facts rather than treating a suffix as an explanation.

OP01-047_p4 is catalogued with the same SuperRare rarity as the base card, but visual review confirms a different full-action composition. It shows why rarity alone cannot tell a collector which image is on the card.

OP12-115 is an Event card whose effect text adds a [Trafalgar Law] card from trash to hand. That makes the Law connection catalog-verifiable, and it teaches that route moments can be documented through text as well as portraits.

OP10-117 is the Event card ROOM, with Supernovas and Heart Pirates listed in its catalogued types. It demonstrates how a named technique card can belong in a character route without being a Character-category printing.

EB04-038 is catalogued as Rosinante & Law, and its effect text says to also treat its name as [Trafalgar Law]. The card teaches a collector to let official card text expand a route when the name line alone is not the whole story.

OP10-119_p2 remains catalogued as SecretRare from OP-10, and visual review documents a different artwork relation from its base printing. TCGplayer identifies OP10-119 as Trafalgar Law (119) (Manga), so the Manga Rare label is stored as verified community evidence, separate from rarity.

OP05-069_p2 remains catalogued as SuperRare from OP-05, with direct visual review documenting different artwork. TCGplayer identifies OP05-069 as Trafalgar Law (069) (Alternate Art) (Manga), so the Manga Rare label is verified community evidence, not a catalog rarity.

EB03-062 is a SecretRare Law printing from EB-03, ONE PIECE HEROINES EDITION. It adds a distinct extra-booster route path, reminding collectors that set context can matter as much as card number.

ST10-010_p2 is catalogued as TreasureRare from OP-07, with visual review noting its close-up hand composition. Its chase status rests on catalog rarity and reviewed artwork, not on an added community label.

OP13-031_p1 is a Special-rarity FILM-type Law printing from OP15-EB04. It stays selected because its decorative visual treatment broadens the chase section beyond the EB03-062 family.

OP01-002 is Law's Leader printing from OP-01, ROMANCE DAWN. It gives the route a playable bridge back to the same first-booster set introduced at the start.

ST10-001 is a Law Leader from ST-10, The Three Captains. It teaches that starter and ultra-deck Leaders can define a different play path from a booster Leader.

OP10-022 is a Leader from OP-10, ROYAL BLOOD, with Dressrosa, Supernovas, and Heart Pirates in its type line. A later Leader can move a collection toward a new deck identity without replacing the earlier ones.

OP14-001 is a Law Leader from OP14-EB04, THE AZURE SEA'S SEVEN. It closes on the newest Leader in the approved selection, showing how the route can end with a current playable option.