🔋 OP12 Weekly Power Rankings - September 11th🏴‍☠️

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OP12 Week 2 Meta Power Rankings

With another week of high-level 1B+ rated matches behind us, the OP12 metagame is beginning to solidify. Top contenders are starting to pull ahead, while others rise or fall in response to evolving threats. Below are this week’s updated Top 10 Power Rankings.

How Our Rankings Are Calculated

Our list isn’t simply based on winrate — it’s shaped by a layered evaluation:

• Matchup Strength: We give more weight to wins over top-tier decks, rather than fringe matchups, using a logarithmic scale to highlight true format impact.

• Popularity: Beating decks that show up consistently in high-rank games is more meaningful than wins over rarely played leaders.

• Contextual Winrate: Raw winrate is factored in alongside matchup quality. A deck that wins often but struggles vs. the meta's top threats won’t place as highly.

• High-Rank Filtering: Only matches at 1B+ rating are counted. This keeps the data focused on high-level play and deck mastery.

This gives us a realistic view of how each deck stacks up when it matters most.

1. Blue/Purple Luffy – The King Returns

After a brief slip, Blue/Purple Luffy takes back the top spot — and it’s not just winning, it’s everywhere. The most popular deck at the 1B+ level this week, U/P Luffy has shrugged off banlist pressure and reasserted itself as the deck to beat. Strong tempo, disruption, and consistent pressure across all stages of the game make it a nightmare for unprepared opponents.

2. Green Zoro – Still Setting the Pace

Zoro slides into second, but only just. Its unmatched speed and brutal curve continue to put pressure on slower decks. While some lists are teching more defensively, the core strengths remain the same — fast games, strong hands, and relentless aggression.

3. Red Rayleigh – Tempo Titan

Rayleigh maintains its position in the top three. It preys on unrefined lists and punishes sloppy sequencing. While it doesn’t dominate any one matchup, its consistency across the board keeps it firmly in the upper tier.

4. Green Bonney – Skill Ceiling, Tournament Floor

Bonney climbs this week, backed by a recent Regional win and increasing pilot confidence. It’s one of the most skill-intensive decks in the format, with flexible resource loops and reactive lines that reward experience. A true deckbuilder’s leader that’s surging in both popularity and results.

5. Red Shanks – Hot & Cold

Shanks drops two spots this week as UP Luffy’s resurgence pushes it down the rankings. The matchup is notoriously bad, and with UP Luffy back on top, Shanks can struggle. Still, it holds solid winrates into most other top decks and remains a legitimate threat in the right hands.

6. Green/Purple Luffy – Powerful but Volatile

GP Luffy holds steady at sixth. While its explosiveness can blow out mid-tier decks, it struggles to stabilize against the truly top-end leaders. Still, pilots who master its tempo swings and sequencing continue to find high-level success.

7. Blackbeard (Teach) – Meta Breaker or Meta Victim?

Teach stays planted in the middle. It has some of the most polarized matchups in the format — completely locking down some strategies while folding to others. In the hands of a pilot who knows when to strike, it remains dangerous.

8. Yellow Enel – Back Again

Enel creeps back into the rankings as a soft counter to the Zoro/Rayleigh aggression wave. Its healing, tempo tools, and reactivity make it a surprisingly stable pick. While it's still not as popular, the results are starting to show.

9. Blue/Yellow Nami – Still Slippery

Nami remains near the bottom of the top 10, mostly due to matchup struggles with some of the rising threats. However, it maintains a solid playrate overall. The questions remain about whether it can keep up with a faster meta.

10. Yellow Kalgara – Sneaky Strong

Kalgara cracks the top 10 with quiet but consistent performance. It punishes greedy decks and exploits slow openings. While still somewhat under the radar, expect this deck to continue climbing if pilots keep innovating around its unique pressure curve.

Final Thoughts

The OP12 meta is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic in recent memory. Blue/Purple Luffy’s resurgence as both the strongest and most popular deck is shaking up leader dynamics across the board, forcing players to rethink strategies and adapt quickly. Zoro and Rayleigh continue to serve as consistent powerhouses, while Bonney's Regional win proves that high-skill decks can still thrive in a fast-paced environment.

Shanks' drop reflects how quickly the tides can turn — a strong deck one week can fall if the meta turns against it. Meanwhile, decks like Enel and Kalgara remind us that creative builds and matchup awareness can open doors in top cut even when they’re not front and center.

With more results rolling in and Regional innovation continuing, next week’s rankings may shift once again. The format is far from solved — and that’s what makes it exciting.

Decklists

U/P Luffy:

1xOP11-040

1xOP06-047

4xOP11-054

2xOP11-118

3xOP01-070

4xOP06-119

4xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xEB01-061

2xOP05-070

2xOP10-072

2xOP07-064

1xOP09-119

1xOP04-056

1xOP06-058

4xOP09-078

4xOP11-080

4xOP01-119

3xOP10-079

Green Zoro:

1xOP12-020

4xOP12-028

4xOP12-034

4xOP12-027

4xOP10-032

4xOP12-029

3xOP12-026

3xOP12-036

4xEB01-012

2xOP12-023

4xOP12-031

3xOP06-035

3xOP12-030

1xOP05-037

1xOP12-037

2xOP08-036

4xOP12-039

Rayleigh:

1xOP12-001

4xOP01-016

4xOP03-008

4xOP12-006

2xOP01-024

4xOP12-014

2xOP01-025

4xOP10-005

2xP-006

2xEB01-003

4xOP12-015

4xOP12-016

4xOP12-017

4xOP12-018

2xOP12-019

2xOP01-030

2xST21-017

Bonney:

1xOP07-019

2xEB01-015

4xST02-007

4xOP12-027

2xST24-001

2xST24-002

4xOP10-032

4xOP07-021

4xST24-003

4xEB01-012

4xOP08-023

3xOP12-118

3xST24-005

4xOP06-035

3xOP12-030

3xST16-004

Shanks:

1xOP09-001

4xOP01-006

4xOP09-002

4xOP09-011

4xOP09-014

4xOP09-015

4xOP12-008

4xOP03-013

2xOP09-013

4xOP09-009

3xOP08-118

3xST23-002

2xOP06-007

2xOP09-004

2xOP10-019

4xOP01-026

G/P Luffy:

1xEB02-010

4xEB02-017

4xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xST18-004

4xEB02-035

1xOP05-070

3xEB02-061

4xOP07-064

2xST18-005

3xOP12-037

1xOP08-036

2xOP03-072

4xOP05-076

4xOP09-078

1xOP02-089

1xOP05-077

4xEB02-041

Blackbeard:

1xOP09-081

4xOP09-089

4xOP09-095

2xOP11-083

2xST27-002

4xOP09-090

3xOP09-086

2xOP10-086

4xOP09-083

4xOP10-082

2xST27-005

3xOP09-093

4xOP07-096

4xOP09-096

3xOP09-097

1xEB01-050

4xOP09-099

Enel:

1xOP05-098

4xEB01-057

4xOP11-106

4xOP04-100

4xOP06-104

4xOP07-107

4xOP10-109

4xOP08-106

4xOP12-100

4xOP12-119

2xOP03-123

2xOP10-112

2xOP12-107

4xEB02-052

4xOP06-115

B/Y Nami:

1xOP11-041

2xOP07-046

3xST03-008

4xOP03-048

3xST17-005

4xOP06-047

2xOP07-051

2xOP08-047

4xOP06-106

4xOP11-106

4xOP06-104

2xOP10-109

2xOP12-112

4xOP12-119

4xOP10-112

4xOP07-056

2xOP04-056

Kalgara:

1xOP08-098

3xOP05-106

4xOP11-106

4xOP05-110

4xOP05-101

4xOP08-110

2xOP06-114

4xOP08-109

4xOP12-099

2xST13-011

4xOP08-099

3xOP12-114

2xOP12-119

2xOP05-114

4xOP08-115

4xOP05-117