Bandai's game has outsold Yu-Gi-Oh! worldwide three quarters running. In Geneva you will find it as sealed boosters in our machines, without a trip to a specialist shop.
Factory-sealed only: One Piece Card Game boosters from official Bandai distributors. No singles, no repackaged lots. It is the same product you would buy in a shop, except the machine does not close for lunch and it tells you what it holds before you set off.
Restocking follows Bandai's calendar, which ships a main set every three to four months. When a wave lands it moves fast: One Piece rails are among the quickest in the network to empty.
The French-speaking competitive scene is one of the most active in Europe, and the ongoing manga arc keeps demand steady. On the collecting side, manga arts and alt-arts drive the secondary market, with wide price gaps between a base card and its illustrated version.
We are supplied by the official distributors: a new set is in the rails on release day. Dates below are the publishers’.
Eight machines across the canton, installed inside Swiss Post branches — the eighth at King Jouet Carouge from 30 September. Each follows its host's opening hours, shown in real time on the home page.
Cash with change given in coins and notes, TWINT, or contactless by card and phone. The product drops immediately, with no account to create and no app to install.
Twenty-four licences are tracked across the network. The most requested have their own page: