Only two Secret Rares exist in the entire 120-card OP-14 set, making Dracule Mihawk and Crocodile the clearest chase targets for anyone opening this release.
Here's what makes each card significant and why they command the attention they do.
None of this requires deep knowledge of the game's rarity system to follow.
A two-card Secret Rare tier at this set size is a genuinely tight chase compared to sets with more Secret Rare slots.
Mihawk's status as one of the strongest individual swordsmen in the series gives his Secret Rare strong crossover appeal beyond just competitive players. Collectors drawn to his character specifically add extra demand on top of the card's mechanical value.
This dual appeal — gameplay relevance plus character popularity — is a common driver of stronger resale value in this game.
Crocodile's long-running popularity as one of the series' most recognizable antagonists gives his Secret Rare similar crossover demand. As a returning Warlord getting fresh, high-rarity treatment in this set, the card benefits from renewed attention around the Azure Sea's Seven theme.
Both Secret Rares benefit from being tied to Leaders featured prominently in this specific set's marketing and theme.
With only two Secret Rare slots across a 120-card set, pulling either card from a single booster box is a genuinely low-probability event. Collectors specifically chasing one of these two cards are often better served buying the single directly rather than opening large quantities of product.
Case-level buying improves the odds meaningfully but still doesn't guarantee a specific one of the two.
Secret Rare prices for a freshly released set often see the most volatility in the first few weeks after launch, as early pull reports and community sentiment settle into a more stable picture. Prices that spike immediately after release don't always hold once initial hype fades and more copies enter circulation.
Watching how a comparable Secret Rare from a previous set moved over its first several months can offer a rough guide for what to expect, though every set and character combination is genuinely different. Character-driven demand tends to be more stable long-term than pure competitive relevance, which can shift as the metagame evolves.
Collectors buying purely for long-term value are often better served waiting for the market to stabilize rather than buying during the initial post-release rush.
For collectors whose Secret Rare pulls represent significant financial value, looking into collectibles insurance is worth considering, particularly if the card will be displayed or transported regularly. Standard homeowner's or renter's insurance often doesn't adequately cover individual collectible items above a certain value.
Documenting a valuable pull with photos and any grading certification, kept separately from the card itself, is a simple practice that supports both insurance claims and resale down the line.
Occasionally, popular characters receive reprinted or alternate versions in later sets, which can affect long-term scarcity and value for the original Secret Rare printing.
Staying aware of future set announcements involving either character helps anticipate any market shifts before they happen.
A card intended for genuinely long-term holding benefits from storage solutions built for archival stability, not just everyday handling protection.
Researching acid-free, UV-resistant storage options is worth the extra effort for a card you plan to hold for years rather than months.
A little extra care in storage planning protects your investment for years to come.
Small, consistent preservation habits do more for long-term condition than any single dramatic step.
A Secret Rare deserves premium handling the moment it's pulled. EVORETRO's One-Touch Magnetic Card Holder gives it the protection level it warrants.
For long-term display, EVORETRO's Card Display Stand lets you showcase the pull properly.
Two: Dracule Mihawk and Crocodile.
Yes, both characters have separate Leader cards in the same set.
No, buying the single directly is more reliable for a specific target.
Yes, both benefit from strong individual character demand.
A Secret Rare pull deserves the right supplies on hand before it happens. Browse EVORETRO's toploaders and sleeves collection to get ready.
!
