One Piece Card Game CSV Import Guide

This guide covers the specific requirements for importing One Piece cards into CardNexus.

Written By Gaultier Romon

Last updated 4 months ago

New to CSV importing? Start with our CSV Import Guide for the basics, then return here for One Piece-specific details.

Quick Reference

Required

Accepted Values

Print Number

Yes

Collector number on the card like “OP01”

Card Name

Yes

Card's English name

Expansion

Yes

Set name or code (e.g., "OP01", "Romance Dawn")

Quantity

Yes

Any positive number (1, 2, 3...)

Condition

Yes

US: NM, LP, MP, HP, DMG (or full names)
EU: NM, EX, GD, PL PO (or full names)

Finish

Yes

Standard, Foil, Parallel

Language

Yes

EN, JA, etc.

Finish Types for One Piece

One Piece cards have several finish types:

Standard

Regular non-foil cards. Also accepts:

  • "Standard"

  • "Non-Foil"

  • "Normal"

  • "Regular"

Foil

Standard foil treatment. Also accepts:

  • "Foil"

  • "Holo"

  • "Premium"

Parallel

Special parallel rare versions. Also accepts:

  • "Parallel"

  • "Parallel Rare"

  • "Alt Art"

Tips for One Piece Imports

Set Identification

Use set codes or full set names for best results:

Starter Decks:

  • "ST01" to "ST14" (various starter decks)

Promotional:

  • "PR" or "P" - Promotional cards

Card Numbering System

  • Regular cards: OP01-001 format

  • Parallel rares: Same number, different finish

  • Secret rares: Numbers exceed set size

  • Leader cards: Often have L suffix

Tournament Pack Differences

Tournament packs may have different versions:

  • Use the specific set code

  • Note if it's a tournament edition

  • Some cards are tournament exclusive

Don!! Cards

We do not support Don cards yet.

  • Usually unnumbered or have special designation

  • Specify the set they're from

  • Some are promotional versions

Common One Piece Import Issues

"Multiple cards found" for Character Cards

Popular characters have many versions:

  • Use the collector number

  • Include the full card name with epithet

  • Example: "Monkey.D.Luffy - Captain"

Parallel Rare Identification

Parallel rares have the same number as regular:

  • Mark finish as "Parallel" for alt art versions

  • Regular versions marked as "Standard" or "Foil"

  • Check the card carefully

Japanese vs English Releases

  • Japanese cards released first

  • Some promos are Japan-exclusive

  • Use "JA" for Japanese, "EN" for English

Leader Cards

Leader cards have special numbering:

  • Often include "L" in the number

  • May be oversized (still import normally)

  • Specify the exact set

Sample CSV Format

Here's an example of a properly formatted One Piece CSV:

CardName,PrintNumber,Expansion,Condition,Finish,Quantity,Language
Usopp,OP09-063,Emperors in the New World,Moderately Played,Standard,4,en

One Piece-Specific Import Features

Automatic Rarity Detection

  • Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare, Secret Rare

  • Determined by card number and set

  • Parallel rares identified by finish

Color System

Card colors (Red, Blue, Green, Purple, etc.) are:

  • Automatically detected

  • No need to specify in import

  • Used for deck building after import

Cost and Power

  • Cost and power values detected automatically

  • No manual entry needed

  • Counter values also automatic

Special Cases

Manga Rare Cards

Special manga-style artwork:

  • Same collector number as regular

  • Mark finish appropriately

  • Very valuable versions

Store Championship Promos

  • Use promotional code

  • Include promo number

  • Often have special artwork

Don!! Cards

We do not support Don cards yet.

Resource cards that can be collected:

  • Some are promotional

  • Others come in starter decks

  • Include set information

Oversized Cards

Some leader cards are oversized:

  • Import them normally

  • Use standard collector number

  • Size handled automatically

Regional Differences

Japanese Exclusive Cards

Some cards released only in Japan:

  • Import with "JA" language

  • Use Japanese set codes

  • Prices may vary significantly

English Release Timing

English sets release after Japanese:

  • Same card numbers usually

  • Some exclusive English promos

  • Check which version you have

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