Character info
The character
Charlotte Katakuri is one of the Three Sweet Commanders of the Big Mom Pirates and a son of Charlotte Linlin, known in the One Piece story for his mochi-based Devil Fruit powers and his advanced use of Observation Haki. He is portrayed as a disciplined and prideful fighter who guards his monstrous, fanged appearance beneath his scarf. Katakuri faced Luffy in an extended duel on Whole Cake Island, one of the series' notable showdowns.
This card
This is an alternate art Super Rare printing of Charlotte Katakuri from the One Piece Card Game set OP11, numbered OP11-067. The card features a holofoil treatment with dramatic, fractured artwork depicting Katakuri mid-battle, his mouth open in a fierce battle cry. The illustrator credit is partially visible along the card edge, though not fully legible in the photograph.
How it plays
The card has a cost of 8 and 8000 power, with the Strike icon and Blocker keyword printed on it. Its triggered ability reads: at the end of your turn, set up to 2 of your Big Mom Pirates type Characters with a cost of 3 or more as active, then add up to 1 DON!! card from your DON!! deck and rest it.
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