One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2 Card List: Chase Card Breakdown
Bandai posted all 61 cards in the second Heroines set ahead of the Oct. 30 English release, with a Kentaro Yabuki Nami alt art and six SP cards as the cards to chase.

Bandai posted the full card list for Extra Booster Heroines Edition Vol. 2 (EB-05) ahead of the English release on Oct. 30, when packs hit stores at about $5 each. It's 61 cards, numbered EB05-001 to EB05-061, with alt arts, six SP cards and DON!! cards on top. Bandai counts "75+2 types in total."
If Vol. 1 taught us anything, it's where to look. Its Secret Rare Uta sells for about $4 raw this month while its SP Boa Hancock sells for over $1,000. In a Heroines set the SP cards are the chase, with the Secret Rare as the pretty cards you pull along the way.
Every card in the set
The Secret Rare: Nami

Vol. 2 has one Secret Rare: Nami, in red, buried in confetti and glass orbs. Vol. 1 had two of them, one of which was Trafalgar Law, the only guy at the Heroines party. This time nobody crashed it.
Don't pay up for this one on release day. Bandai hasn't shown a parallel of the Nami Secret Rare in English yet. If one comes, it's the version to chase, because in Vol. 1 the Uta Secret Rare has gone for around $51 in PSA 10 this past month while its manga version sells for $940 to $1,200 in the same grade.
The guest artist: Kentaro Yabuki's Nami

Nami, Kentaro Yabuki alt art, EB05-055

Nami, Super Rare, EB05-055
This is the card that will move the set. Bandai brought in Kentaro Yabuki, the creator of To Love-Ru, for an exclusive alt art of the Nami SR (EB05-055). The normal version sits next to it for comparison. In Vol. 1 the Nami alt art sells around $49 raw. The Nami SP from the same set sold for $1,301 in a PSA 10 on Oct. 23. I'd watch the first week of sales before guessing where the Yabuki card lands, but my guess is that it will break the $1K USD mark easy.
The new Leader: Nico Robin

Nico Robin, Leader, EB05-010

Nico Robin, Leader alt art, EB05-010
Robin gets a Green/Yellow Leader built around the Wisdom attribute, plus an alt art Bandai already showed off. She's in this set three times, as the Leader, an SR (EB05-016) and a Rare (EB05-033). Her mother, Nico Olvia, is here too as a common.
The six SP cards

Miss Buckingham Stussy, SP, EB05-006

Vinsmoke Reiju, SP, EB05-031

Gerd, SP, OP17-081

Charlotte Pudding, SP, OP17-109
Bandai's product page shows six SP cards: Miss Buckingham Stussy, Vinsmoke Reiju, Gerd, Charlotte Pudding, Perona and Boa Hancock. Its English account on X also called a Nico Robin card an SP on Oct. 3. Stussy gets the full SP treatment with her name in giant foil letters behind her. She's one of the two Rocks Pirates in a set about heroines, along with Gloriosa.
Vinsmoke Reiju is back for another SP after her first one in the original set. Gerd, Pudding, Perona and Hancock are SP versions of cards from earlier sets. If these SPs follow the first set, where the Hancock and Robin SPs sell around $1,100 to $1,200 raw, these are the cards worth opening a box for.
The style cards: Baby 5, Hancock and Perona
Bandai previewed three Rares as "illustrations in a variety of styles."

Baby 5, style Rare, EB05-004

Boa Hancock, style Rare, EB05-028

Boa Hancock's Rare counts as Impel Down, a Warlord and a Kuja Pirate at once, while Perona comes back after her Vol. 1 SP.
The Super Rares worth a look

Jewelry Bonney, Super Rare, EB05-001

Shirahoshi, Super Rare, EB05-014
Jewelry Bonney gets the first slot in the binder at EB05-001. Shirahoshi gets an SR plus the politest card name in the set, her event card "My name is Shirahoshi!!"

Nico Robin, Super Rare, EB05-016

Alvida, Super Rare, EB05-021
Robin's SR plays a second Wisdom character, cost 5 or less, from your hand for free, which is the kind of card her Leader is built around. Alvida is now Cross Guild. That's quite the glow-up from the iron club she swung at Luffy in chapter 2.

Sugar, Super Rare, EB05-034

Yamato, Super Rare, EB05-046
In the Dressrosa arc, Sugar turned anyone she touched into a toy. Her card settles for shrinking one of your opponent's Characters by 4000 power for a turn, as long as you have seven DON!! on the field. Yamato, who calls herself Oden, crashes the heroines party with a black SR from Wano.

Gloriosa, Hancock's old mentor Nyon, is the other Rocks Pirate in the set. Her trick suits a retired empress: she takes a hit for you by trashing herself.
A Nami family reunion

Nojiko, Rare, EB05-057

Bell-mère, common, EB05-058
Nami shows up twice, in the SR and the Secret Rare. Her sister Nojiko gets a Rare and Bell-mère gets a common. Put them next to each other in a binder and you have the Cocoyasi Village page.
What I'd do on Oct. 30
The base cards will be cheap. The most traded card in Vol. 1 is its base Nami SR, with 575 sales in the last 30 days at around $9 to $23 raw. Buy the commons and Rares you want as singles.
Spend your box money chasing the SP cards and the Yabuki Nami. If the SPs follow Vol. 1, a raw SP pulled on release week is worth sending to PSA, since Vol. 1's SPs sold for $1,301 to $1,786 in PSA 10 between Oct. 18 and Oct. 23.
Check Bandai's official list before you build a deck around any one card, because Bandai corrected the text on some of the set's cards on Oct. 23.