Bandai - 1 Sealed card - One Piece - Monkey D. Luffy P-159





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Bandai One Piece Card Game card featuring Monkey D. Luffy, P-159, sealed mint condition; a bonus item released in Weekly Shonen Jump No. 33 on July 13, 2026, popularly nicknamed "Meat Luffy".
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The "Monkey D. Luffy (P-159)" card from the ONE PIECE Card Game was released as a bonus item in the 33rd issue of *Weekly Shonen Jump* (marking the series' 29th anniversary) on July 13, 2026, and has garnered immense popularity among both players and collectors. It features an appealing illustration of Luffy stuffing his cheeks with a massive piece of meat, earning it the affectionate nickname "Meat Luffy" on social media and elsewhere. Driven by the fierce competition typical of such bonus items—and despite Shueisha printing 500,000 extra copies—the card sold out rapidly at bookstores and convenience stores nationwide. With past *Jump* bonus Luffy cards having seen their market values skyrocket years later, this card is also attracting attention from collectors looking to hold onto it for the long term.
The "Monkey D. Luffy (P-159)" card from the ONE PIECE Card Game was released as a bonus item in the 33rd issue of *Weekly Shonen Jump* (marking the series' 29th anniversary) on July 13, 2026, and has garnered immense popularity among both players and collectors. It features an appealing illustration of Luffy stuffing his cheeks with a massive piece of meat, earning it the affectionate nickname "Meat Luffy" on social media and elsewhere. Driven by the fierce competition typical of such bonus items—and despite Shueisha printing 500,000 extra copies—the card sold out rapidly at bookstores and convenience stores nationwide. With past *Jump* bonus Luffy cards having seen their market values skyrocket years later, this card is also attracting attention from collectors looking to hold onto it for the long term.

