One Piece NatsuComi 2026 Luffy Metakira Card 🇯🇵 Japanese Promo Card

WALKER ARMOURY LTD

£19.94

One Piece NatsuComi 2026 — Luffy Metakira Promo Card (Japanese) One of only 22 exclusive metallic collector cards released for Shueisha's NatsuComi 2026 campaign, this Luffy promo features an original summer illustration by series creator Eiichiro Oda himself — Luffy carrying stacked watermelons by the sea — complete with his printed signature. Distributed exclusively through Japanese bookstores between July and August 2026 and never sold directly, genuine copies are already hard to come by outside Japan. What's inside: 1x Luffy Metakira promo card, Meta Kira metallic foil finish Illustrated b

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