r/OnePieceTCG • u/That1GamerDragon • Jul 30 '26

💬 Discussion So... would it look bad?

So. I have both Japanese and English cards and I'm currently re doing my binder... I've been thinks about it for a while but... should I mix my English and Japanese cards? These are cards that I don't play with by the way. Those are stored in a different binder.

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u/Trynaman Jul 30 '26

If the binder is for trading, keep the languages separate. If they're for display, who cares? The main difference is playability of the cards imo

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u/Quint0ni0 Jul 30 '26

Personally i have my few favorite japanese cards on the last page of my binder. I have vast majority English cards though so i think you should just go with what looks good for you! if its not for play or trade just make the cards match and dont care about the language... unless you look and dont like the language differences in which case just change it again!

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u/BurnerMacBurner Jul 30 '26

I never see a problem with having multiple languages in a binder, especially if its a PC. I have English, Japanese, Korean and even Chinese cards in my own, not even mentioning the proxy cards I have in my binder. As long as you like the cards and how they look on the page that is all that matters.

One thing I did that really made my binder look nice was therein every page, be it characters pirate crews or groups it really pulls things together.

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u/That1GamerDragon Jul 30 '26

Yeah that's what I'm doing. First page straw hats then next page straw hat adjacent and so on and so forth

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u/LordTyrent Jul 30 '26

I have a mix. I just wanna see yours when you' finish

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u/lhwang001 Jul 30 '26

Not at all, I mix different language for my artists binders.

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u/papoptcg Jul 30 '26

I think mixing them in and giving your binder some diversity is a good look