Character info
The character
Jewelry Bonney is a pirate captain in the One Piece series, known as the "Pirate Queen of the Sea of the Supernovas" and leader of the Bonney Pirates. She was one of the Eleven Supernovas who arrived at Sabaody Archipelago with bounties over 100 million berries. She possesses the Devil Fruit power to alter the age of herself and others, and is later revealed to be the daughter of Bartholomew Kuma.
This card
This is Jewelry Bonney's Leader card from the One Piece Card Game set OP07, numbered OP07-019, printed in the Special rarity with the Leader treatment. The artwork depicts her mid-bite on a large piece of meat, rendered against a green map-patterned background. The card lists her affiliations as Supernovas and Bonney Pirates, with artist credit shown in the small print along the card's edge.
How it plays
As a Leader card, Jewelry Bonney has 5000 power and 5 life, with a cost value of 2 shown in the corner. Her printed ability reads: "On Your Opponent's Attack, Once Per Turn, (1) (You may rest the specified number of DON!! cards in your cost area.): Rest up to 1 of your opponent's Leader or Character cards."
Written with AI from the card and its catalogue entry, and checked by WinnTCG.
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