EB-02 · virtual rip
EB-02 pack simulator
Open a virtual Extra Booster: Anime 25th Collection box — 24 packs, real cards, weekly TCGplayer market prices. A model, not a promise: Bandai publishes no pull rates, so premium slots land at the same editorial estimates our Box EV calculator uses.
Fresh box, still sealed
Pulls so far: $0box ~$820
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What's in an EB-02 booster box?
The EB-02 simulator deals 24 packs of 12 cards, drawn from the 105 EB-02 cards a booster pack can contain. Sealed boxes carry a market price around $820, refreshed weekly, and the simulator prices every card it deals you from the same data.
The card every EB-02 rip is chasing is Boa Hancock at $6,970 — weekly TCGplayer market data, not a valuation of any single copy. Together the five carry 55% of the priced value a pack can actually produce, which is how top-heavy the set is.
EB-02 chase cards you could pull
The highest market prices on the EB-02 list, refreshed weekly. Pulling one is the long tail of a box; buying it outright is the short one.
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EB-02 pack simulator: questions answered
- How many packs does the EB-02 simulator open?
- 24 packs of 12 cards, drawn from the 105 EB-02 cards a booster pack can contain. Real box configurations vary by product, so this is the simulator's model rather than a claim about any particular sealed box.
- What is the best card you can pull from EB-02?
- Boa Hancock at $6,970 is the most valuable card a EB-02 pack can produce. Some EB-02 listings carry pricier prints — tournament prize cards and pull-rate-zero tiers — that never came out of a booster, so they are not counted here. Prices are weekly TCGplayer market data.
- Are the EB-02 pull rates accurate?
- They are editorial estimates, not official numbers — Bandai publishes no pull rates for the One Piece Card Game. The premium slots use the same assumptions as our box EV calculator, where every one of them can be overridden.
- How much does an EB-02 booster box cost?
- Sealed EB-02 boxes carry a market price around $820, refreshed weekly from TCGplayer. That is a market estimate rather than a fixed retail price, and it moves as stock tightens.
- Do simulated pulls have any value?
- None — that is rather the point. The simulator exists to show what a box tends to return before you spend on one, which is usually a better argument for buying the single you actually want.
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