The One Punch Man Union Arena card list for Booster Pack [UA35BT] contains 100 numbered base cards, six regular Action Point cards and a range of collectible parallels. Released in Japan on February 28, 2025, the set features Saitama, Genos, Fubuki from Hell, Terrible Tornado, Garou, Speed-o'-Sound Sonic and other characters from the anime.
This guide explains the UA35BT set structure, identifies its principal chase cards and separates verified rarity information from changing market prices. Market figures below are observed Japanese retailer listings checked on October 28, 2026, not guaranteed transaction values. Condition, availability and the individual serial number on the limited AP card may affect actual prices.
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Bandai's official product information lists the following contents for this Japanese Union Arena trading cards release:
Parallel versions use the same card number and gameplay text as their base cards but feature alternate artwork or premium finishes. Full rarity notation matters: for example, SR★★★, SR★★ and SR★ are different collectible versions even when two cards share the same number. Collectors comparing star-based rarity systems across titles can also review the Black Clover Union Arena card list.
Bandai has not published official pull rates for the SR★★★, SR★★ or regular AP cards. The serialized Saitama AP01★ is the only inclusion that Bandai specifically describes as appearing at a very low rate and in limited quantities.
The ranking below is a market reference based on observed Japanese retailer listings, including some out-of-stock listings. It is not based on a complete set of verified sales, so overlapping price ranges and changes in availability can alter the order. PSA 10 estimates are excluded because there is not enough verified graded-sale data to establish reliable ranges.
Price note: USD equivalents are approximate, converted at ¥1 ≈ US$0.00634 (October 28, 2026). Exchange rates fluctuate, so the USD figures are for reference only.
The serialized Saitama AP01★ is the most explicitly limited card in UA35BT. Bandai identifies it as a serial-numbered Action Point card inserted into booster packs at a very low rate and in limited quantities. It should not be confused with the regular, non-serialized AP01 card.
Saitama 018 has a base rarity of SR, while its highest-rarity collectible version is marked SR★★★. The three-star treatment and Saitama artwork make it the leading character parallel in the set, although Bandai has not published its official pull rate.
Fubuki from Hell is one of the set's premium two-star character parallels. Its stamped-signature-style treatment, alternate presentation and character appeal have placed it among the higher-priced SR★★ cards in observed Japanese listings.
Terrible Tornado, also known as Tatsumaki, appears as an SR in the base checklist and an SR★★ in the premium parallel lineup. Its market price should be attached specifically to the two-star version rather than to the base SR.
Card number 062 exists as a base SR and in more than one parallel treatment. The version highlighted here is the SR★★ parallel, which must be distinguished from the less expensive SR★ version carrying the same card number.
Garou 077 is an SR in the base checklist and an SR★★ in its premium parallel form. Its collectible value should be discussed separately from gameplay performance because the parallel and base versions share the same effect.
Genos 007 is another signed-style SR★★ character parallel. Prices observed across Japanese shops vary considerably, so a single listing should not be treated as a guaranteed sale value or proof of long-term appreciation.
Speed-o'-Sound Sonic 071 has a base SR and an SR★★ parallel. The premium listing prices apply to the two-star version; the inexpensive base card should not be grouped into the same market range.
UA35BT contains six regular Action Point cards numbered AP01 through AP06. These should not be described as equally scarce versions of the serialized AP01★. Regular AP cards are used as visual Action Point markers outside the 50-card main deck; one regular AP artwork does not provide stronger gameplay effects than another.
| Card number | Featured artwork | Observed retailer reference |
|---|---|---|
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP01 | Saitama and Genos | Approximately ¥1,980–¥6,000 (approx. $12.55–$38.04 USD) |
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP02 | Saitama group artwork | Approximately ¥980–¥5,000 (approx. $6.21–$31.70 USD) |
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP03 | Mumen Rider | Approximately ¥980–¥3,500 (approx. $6.21–$22.19 USD) |
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP04 | Fubuki and Tatsumaki | Approximately ¥2,980–¥8,500 (approx. $18.89–$53.89 USD) |
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP05 | Silver Fang and Garou | Approximately ¥780–¥4,000 (approx. $4.95–$25.36 USD) |
| UA35BT/OPM-1-AP06 | Hero group artwork | Approximately ¥780–¥7,000 (approx. $4.95–$44.38 USD) |
These ranges show how asking prices can differ between shops and dates. They should not be interpreted as completed-sale values. For another title featuring premium parallel and AP cards, see the Hunter X Hunter Union Arena card list.
The set contains additional one-star parallels below the headline SR★★ cards. These versions remain important for collectors building a character or master set, but they should be identified by their complete rarity rather than presented as standard cards at parallel-card prices.
Card 041 is King, not Garou. The base card is SR, while its collectible alternate version is SR★. Observed retailer references placed the parallel at approximately ¥1,900 to ¥2,980 (approx. $12.05–$18.89 USD).
The SR★ version of Saitama 062 is separate from the more expensive SR★★ card listed above. Observed retailer references were approximately ¥2,480 to ¥2,700 (approx. $15.72–$17.12 USD).
Card 022 has a base rarity of R and a collectible R★ parallel. It is not the same card as Fubuki 023 SR★★. Observed retailer references for the R★ version were approximately ¥1,700 to ¥2,230 (approx. $10.78–$14.14 USD).
Tatsumaki 014 is an R in the base checklist and an R★ in its parallel form. It should not be confused with card 015 SR★★, which uses a different card number and rarity.
Garou 076 has an SR★ collectible version, while Garou 077 is the character's SR★★ card. Recording the complete card number prevents the two versions from being combined in the same market listing.
The UA35BT Booster Pack and UA35ST Starter Deck were both released in Japan on February 28, 2025. The booster contains random cards and collectible parallels, while the starter product provides a constructed 50-card deck and the components needed to begin playing. Bandai notes that some starter-deck cards have alternate-art versions in the booster set.
Cards from UA35BT and UA35ST may be combined when they carry the compatible OPM source-material code and meet current deck-construction rules. A Union Arena main deck contains exactly 50 Character, Field and Event cards from the same title, while three Action Point cards are used separately.
The serialized Saitama UA35BT/OPM-1-AP01★ is the most explicitly limited inclusion and has appeared above the character parallels in observed Japanese retailer listings. Among character cards, Saitama UA35BT/OPM-1-018 SR★★★ is the set's headline three-star parallel.
UA35BT contains 100 numbered base cards: 12 SR, 18 R, 35 U and 35 C. The product also includes six regular Action Point cards, multiple parallel versions and the serialized Saitama AP01★. Parallel versions should be counted separately only when building an expanded collector checklist.
No. Players use three AP cards to track available Action Points, and those cards are separate from the 50-card main deck. Different AP artworks do not provide different character effects or improve deck consistency.
Deck performance depends on current card interactions, tournament results, restrictions and the local metagame. Buyers should consult recent OPM deck lists rather than assume that a card is competitively strong because its parallel version is expensive. Cards from unrelated Union Arena titles cannot normally be mixed into the same 50-card deck.
Japanese booster boxes suit collectors who enjoy opening packs and want a selection of cards from the set. Japanese single cards are more predictable when targeting a specific character or rarity. Bandai does not publish a guaranteed distribution for every box, so one box should not be expected to contain an SR★★★, SR★★ or serialized AP01★.
No. The figures are observed Japanese retailer asking prices and include some sold-out listings. They are not verified completed-sale values. Actual prices vary by card condition, seller, availability and, for the serialized AP01★, the individual serial number.
The expanded One Punch Man Union Arena card list extends beyond the 100 numbered base cards. The serialized Saitama AP01★ is the product's most explicitly limited inclusion, while Saitama 018 SR★★★ leads the character-parallel lineup. Collectors should verify the exact card number and rarity and compare current market information before purchasing.
Rikuya Takamine
Rikuya Takamine has been writing about Japanese pop culture for over seven years. With a background in media and communications, he covers major TCG releases and collectible figure launches with accuracy and excitement for leading Japanese pop culture platforms.
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