Paramount War gives retailers another set to offer alongside Romance Dawn, but a familiar English set name does not identify the language of a box. If you want Korean One Piece OP-02, ask for a Korean-edition product link and photographs before comparing prices. Keep the edition, quantity and condition together in the quote.
Official Korean product details
The official Korean OPK-02 product page identifies this release as 정상결전. Its Korean release date is 29 July 2024. The listed box contains 24 packs, with 6 cards per pack. These are the published product specifications, not a statement that stock is currently available from Nippon TCG.
The commonly searched English set name is Paramount War, while the Korean packaging uses OPK-02. Specify the Korean code when asking for a quote.
What to confirm before buying Korean OP-02
Use “Korean One Piece”, the set name Paramount War, and OP-02 together when requesting a quote. The familiar OP code is useful for searching, but the supplier should confirm the precise Korean packaging code and product description. Region-specific titles can differ, so the physical box and written listing should agree.
- Card language: Korean.
- Set: Paramount War, corresponding to the requested OP-02 release.
- Format: sealed booster box or confirmed unopened case.
- Contents: verified packs per box and boxes per case for this edition.
- Condition: sealing, outer packaging and any disclosed damage.
Do not copy pack counts or case quantities from an English or Japanese product listing. Ask for confirmation of the Korean item you will receive. For play-focused customers, check the current rules of their tournament region rather than assuming an imported language is permitted.
Compare OP-02 with your existing range
Look at the requests your shop already receives. If customers ask for several early One Piece releases, OP-02 can be considered alongside OP-01. Treat that as a range-planning decision rather than assuming every customer who buys one set will buy another. Start with a quantity your own sales data supports.
Check the product photographs
The featured image shows the official Korean Paramount War product packaging. Check the language on the box, the product code and the format shown. A stock image helps identify the release, but it does not prove that a particular shipment has been reserved or inspected.
Before payment, ask for current stock confirmation and, where available, photographs of the actual boxes or carton. If packaging condition matters to your customers, describe what condition you will accept. Agree how the supplier should report damage discovered before dispatch.
Should you order boxes or a case?
Loose boxes can suit a smaller opening order or a mixed product range. An unopened case may suit a retailer who needs one release in a larger quantity and values the outer packaging. Neither choice automatically guarantees a better margin.
Confirm the number of boxes and whether the carton is unopened. Compare the complete quote with the amount of stock your shop can realistically sell. Our One Piece box-versus-case guide explains the general trade-offs; Korean product quantities still need separate confirmation.
Calculate a sensible buying budget
Ask for the product total, freight, payment fees and any other charges included in the offer. Allow for applicable import and clearance costs separately if they are not included. Divide the total by the number of saleable boxes to estimate your cost per unit.
For example, a fictional order costing 600 in your chosen accounting currency, plus 60 for delivery and 30 for other costs, totals 690. If it contains ten saleable boxes, the estimated cost is 69 per box. This is a calculation example, not a current price or a quote for Paramount War.
Your planned retail price also needs to cover selling fees, local postage, packaging and returns. Avoid assuming that Korean cards have the same resale value as another language. Use evidence from your own customers and the market you serve.
A quote request for Paramount War
Include your business name, delivery country and postal code, then ask:
- Can you confirm the Korean edition of Paramount War OP-02 and the exact packaging code?
- What is the current box price, minimum quantity and quote expiry?
- How many packs are in this box and boxes in an unopened case?
- Can this set be combined with other Korean One Piece releases?
- What is the expected dispatch window, shipping method and total quoted cost?
- What are the payment, damage-reporting and cancellation terms?
Use the Nippon TCG quote request form to ask about the item. Stock and terms must be confirmed before you commit. A quote request itself is not a paid order.
Questions buyers often ask
Is the Korean edition the same as the Japanese edition?
They are different language products. Confirm the Korean listing’s contents, packaging and any edition-specific details rather than relying on another region’s description.
Can I use these cards in official events?
Check the current rules and language policy for the event region. A retailer’s product availability does not establish tournament eligibility.
Will every box contain the cards I want?
Do not assume a particular card or rarity is guaranteed. Buy sealed products on the basis of their verified contents and terms, without treating unverified pull-rate reports as promises.
What should I check after delivery?
Photograph visible carton damage, count the products against the invoice, verify the language and set, and keep the packaging. Report discrepancies promptly under the supplier’s agreed claim procedure.
Next step
Before choosing your quantity, confirm the exact Korean Paramount War product, matching images and final shipping terms. A clear product record and written quote make it easier to price your stock and explain it accurately to customers.
Compare the other Korean One Piece guides
- Korean Romance Dawn OP-01 buying guide
- Korean Awakening of the New Era OP-05 buying guide
- Korean Wings of the Captain OP-06 buying guide
Product image and published specifications: official Korean ONE PIECE Card Game website. ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha; ©Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Toei Animation. No current stock, card pull or return guarantee is implied.