Six Starter Decks Land July 31: What Reprint History Says About ST-31 to ST-36

On July 31, six new starter decks hit shelves at once: ST-31 (Luffy), ST-32 (Zoro), ST-33 (Kuzan), ST-34 (Katakuri), ST-35 (Sabo), and ST-36 (Kid). That is the widest single-day starter wave the game has seen, and every one of these six has been a starter-deck leader before. That history is the most useful thing we have going into launch, because it tells us what tends to happen to a leader's older staple prints once a new deck reintroduces them.

Look at what is already sitting in the ledger for these exact characters. [[card:2ac5f33e-b703-4f67-9f50-5b37b5ad83e8]], reprinted in the PRB01 promo run, now trades at $0.49 USD ($0.70 AUD) and carries a HOLD stamp with 30-day momentum barely above flat. [[card:4d3260e1-1d2f-4531-974f-95f1c98df228]] tells the same story: a reprinted SR sitting at $0.51 USD ($0.73 AUD), HOLD, +4% over 30 days. And [[card:3c35c2b5-fbff-4eea-9fb6-e7fa02d39287]], reprinted for the ST24 starter, sits at $0.11 USD ($0.16 AUD). In all three cases, a reprint took a card that once had some scarcity value and pinned it near bulk pricing for good. That is the risk profile collectors should expect if any of ST-31 through ST-36 recycles a common or uncommon support card rather than introducing something new.

Not every card tied to these leaders is exposed the same way, though. Some are moving hard right now, and that is exactly what makes the next week interesting to watch. [[card:b89087aa-91ee-47bc-90c9-ec382b2c582d]], a Zoro-deck SR, is up 386% over 7 days and 431% over 30, yet still carries a HOLD stamp at $1.70 USD ($2.43 AUD). That kind of momentum on a HOLD is a card the data hasn't fully made up its mind about, and a reprint announcement inside ST-32 would answer the question quickly, in one direction or the other. On the Luffy side, [[card:4a4f0494-dfaf-42cc-9ab2-91018a5b45a3]] is tagged ACCUMULATE at $15.06 USD ($21.55 AUD), up 44.8% over 7 days. An ACCUMULATE stamp on a card this active is the kind of signal that gets tested hard the moment a new leader deck ships, since fresh supply is the single biggest thing that can flip an ACCUMULATE to a HOLD.

Katakuri's ledger looks calmer by comparison. Its most notable uncommon currently sits at $0.18 USD ($0.26 AUD), also ACCUMULATE, up 12.5% over 7 days and 28.6% over 30. Calmer momentum does not mean immune, though. It just means there is less premium sitting on the table to lose if the July 31 lists include a reprint of it.

None of this is a prediction about what is actually inside these six decks. We have not seen official decklists yet, and we will not guess at card lists that have not been confirmed. What the data does support is a simple filter for the next week: any staple support card tied to Luffy, Zoro, Kuzan, Katakuri, Sabo, or Kid that is currently on an ACCUMULATE stamp is more exposed to a reprint-driven reset than the market may be pricing in, and the three existing reprints above show how far that reset can go and how long it tends to stick.

What we're watching: official ST-31 through ST-36 decklist reveals over the next few days, day-one price snapshots once the decks are in hand on July 31, and whether the ACCUMULATE-stamped Luffy and Katakuri cards above hold their stamp through the week or get walked back to HOLD.