As 2025 approaches, fans of the One Piece franchise can look forward to celebrating the Year of the Snake in the Zodiac. To honor this occasion, a One Piece store is offering fans an exciting prize featuring one of the series’ beloved characters.
An official One Piece shopping center will provide postcards of Boa Hancock to customers—though they come at a cost. Available for a limited time while supplies last, this promotion highlights the perfect character for the celebration.
The Year of the Snake brings a special treat for One Piece fans with limited-edition Boa Hancock postcards (Photo: One Piece/Toei Animation)With grand plans for the brand in the upcoming year, this initiative serves as a fantastic way for fans to kick off 2025 on the right note—or should we say, the right scale. The Boa Hancock giveaway will take place at One Piece Mugiwara stores in Japan, showcasing an exclusive item that fans will surely appreciate.
Customers visiting the store will receive complimentary postcards featuring the esteemed honorary Straw Hat Crew member Boa Hancock, commemorating the Year of the Snake. To qualify for this offer, shoppers must spend 2,000 yen, equivalent to just under US$13.
One of the postcards showcases a striking image of Boa Hancock in a dynamic pose, perfectly aligning with her title as the Snake Princess. Given that her name is also derived from a type of snake, it’s fitting that she represents the Year of the Snake rather than characters like Nami or Luffy.
While the postcards will be available until supplies run out, the exact quantity has not been disclosed. Fans wishing to collect multiple cards must complete separate transactions exceeding 2,000 yen.
The campaign launches on January 1, 2025, ushering in the New Year with excitement. Additionally, customers who make purchases online can also receive these postcards, provided their orders meet the spending requirements.
One Piece continues to stand as one of the largest anime and manga brands in the 2020s, and 2025 will also see the return of Netflix’s successful live-action adaptation of the series, although the casting for Boa Hancock remains unannounced.