🔋 OP12 Weekly Power Rankings - September 4th🏴‍☠️

OP12 Week 2 Meta Power Rankings

With another week of high-level data at the 1B+ rating level, the OP12 metagame is beginning to settle. Clear frontrunners are holding their ground, while a few shifts highlight how quickly the field can adapt. Below are this week’s 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 – Wins against top-tier decks are weighted more than wins over fringe picks, using a logarithmic scale to capture true format impact.

• Popularity – Beating decks that consistently appear in high-rank games matters more than victories over rarely played leaders.

• Contextual Winrate – Raw winrate is adjusted for matchup quality. A deck that farms weaker leaders but loses to the top tier won’t rank as highly.

• High-Rank Filtering – Only matches at 1B+ rating are counted, ensuring rankings reflect high-level mastery rather than casual testing.

This gives us a realistic snapshot of how each deck performs when it matters most.

1. Green Zoro

Zoro holds onto the top spot for another week. Its blend of speed, consistency, and resilience keeps it dominant across most matchups. Other leaders are forced to adapt around it, and so far, none have found a consistent answer.

2. Red Rayleigh

Rayleigh stays strong at #2, boasting one of the widest matchup spreads in the format. Its explosive tempo overwhelms slower decks, and while heavy removal or healing strategies can slow it down, those remain rare at high ranks.

3. Red Shanks

Shanks climbs into the top three this week. The decline in Blue/Purple Luffy has opened space for Shanks to thrive, and the addition of Blocker Shanks adds durability. With favorable matchups across much of the field, Shanks is a deck to watch.

4. Blue/Purple Luffy

Despite bans targeting its core, BP Luffy continues to perform at a high level. Its matchup spread remains strong, and its winrate proves it hasn’t lost a step. A reliable, consistent threat that isn’t going anywhere.

5. Green Bonney

Bonney slides slightly this week but remains a top-tier contender. Its adaptability and resource management make it one of the most skill-rewarding decks in the format. Even into poor matchups, an experienced pilot can keep Bonney competitive.

6. Green/Purple Luffy

GP Luffy continues to perform well, dominating most of the field outside the very top decks. While not as universally strong as Zoro or Rayleigh, with the right draws and sequencing it can absolutely win at the highest level.

7. Blackbeard

Blackbeard holds steady with its powerful leader ability, capable of shutting down entire strategies. Though its matchups can be polarized, strong pilots who understand the meta can still push this deck far.

8. Blue Kuzan

Kuzan remains a consistent performer, thanks to excellent draw power and a reliable engine. Its ability to keep pace with resource-heavy decks makes it a solid and steady choice for tournament play.

9. Blue/Yellow Nami

Nami continues to surprise, posting a strong winrate and favorable spread for the second straight week. The question now is whether it can sustain this success long-term or if it will fade as the meta tightens.

10. Blue/Purple Sanji

Making its first appearance in the Top 10, Sanji has shown it can compete with the upper tier when piloted well. While it doesn’t yet have the consistency of the leaders above, its explosive potential makes it a dangerous deck in the right hands.

Just Missed the Cut (11–15)

While these decks didn’t crack the Top 10 this week, they’re still seeing competitive play and have the potential to break through with the right pilots and matchups:

• 11. Enel – Still tricky for certain decks, especially with its healing potential, but underplayed at the top ranks.

• 12. Yellow Kalgara – Aggressive and explosive, capable of running over games quickly if opponents aren’t prepared.

• 13. Green/Yellow Law – Flexible and creative, though it hasn’t yet posted consistent results against the top tier.

• 14. Sakazuki – Solid control tools, but can be too slow or situational in the current fast-paced field.

• 15. Lucci – Strong removal and pressure when draws align, though it struggles for consistency at higher levels.

These leaders may not be mainstays yet, but don’t count them out — the OP12 meta is still evolving, and any one of them could climb if conditions shift in their favor.

Conclusion

Week 2 of OP12 shows a meta with both stability and movement. Zoro and Rayleigh continue to anchor the top, while Shanks has surged into contention and Sanji breaks into the Top 10. Other leaders like Bonney, GP Luffy, and Blackbeard remain highly competitive, ensuring no matchup feels one-dimensional.

As players refine lists and adapt to the dominant decks, we expect further shifts in the coming weeks. For now, OP12 looks like a diverse and competitive field, with multiple leaders capable of taking down events.

Decklists

Green Zoro:

1xOP12-020

4xOP12-028

4xOP12-034

2xOP06-033

4xOP12-027

4xOP12-029

4xOP03-033

3xOP12-026

3xOP12-036

4xEB01-012

4xOP12-023

4xOP12-031

4xOP12-030

2xOP12-037

4xOP12-039

Rayleigh:

1xOP12-001

4xOP01-016

4xOP03-008

4xOP12-006

4xOP01-013

4xOP12-014

2xOP01-025

4xOP10-005

2xEB01-003

4xOP12-015

3xOP12-016

4xOP12-017

4xOP12-018

4xOP12-019

3xST21-017

Shanks:

1xOP09-001

4xOP09-002

4xOP09-008

3xOP09-011

4xOP09-014

4xOP09-015

4xOP12-008

2xOP03-013

2xOP09-013

4xST23-001

4xOP09-009

4xOP08-118

4xOP06-007

3xOP09-004

2xOP04-016

2xOP01-026

U/P Luffy:

1xOP11-040

4xOP11-054

3xOP11-118

4xOP01-070

4xOP06-119

4xOP05-067

4xST18-001

4xEB01-061

2xOP05-070

4xOP10-072

1xOP04-056

4xOP09-078

4xOP11-080

4xOP01-119

4xOP10-079

Bonney:

1xOP07-019

3xEB01-015

4xST02-007

2xOP05-030

4xOP12-027

3xST24-002

4xOP10-032

2xOP07-021

4xEB01-012

1xOP07-026

3xOP08-023

2xOP12-118

2xST24-005

3xOP06-035

2xST02-013

2xOP01-051

3xOP12-030

2xST16-004

2xOP04-031

2xOP05-037

G/P Luffy:

1xEB02-010

4xEB02-017

3xEB02-019

4xST18-001

4xST18-004

4xEB02-035

2xOP05-070

3xEB02-061

4xOP07-064

3xST18-005

3xOP12-037

1xOP03-072

4xOP05-076

4xOP09-078

3xOP01-119

4xEB02-041

Blackbeard:

1xOP09-081

4xOP09-089

4xOP09-095

4xST27-002

4xOP09-090

4xOP09-086

2xOP10-086

4xOP09-083

4xOP10-082

2xST27-005

3xOP09-093

4xOP07-096

4xOP09-096

3xOP09-097

4xOP09-099

Kuzan:

1xOP12-040

4xOP06-050

1xOP05-054

4xOP12-047

4xOP12-051

2xOP06-044

2xOP06-047

4xOP10-045

3xOP06-051

4xOP12-046

4xOP12-043

4xOP12-044

2xOP06-043

4xOP12-056

4xOP12-057

2xOP04-056

2xOP06-058

B/Y Nami:

1xOP11-041

4xST03-008

4xOP03-048

4xOP06-047

1xOP10-045

1xOP07-051

2xOP08-047

2xOP10-046

4xOP06-106

4xOP11-106

4xOP06-104

4xOP10-109

2xOP12-112

3xOP05-102

3xOP12-119

4xOP10-112

3xOP04-056

1xOP06-058

U/P Sanji:

1xOP12-041

3xOP03-044

3xOP08-047

3xOP12-066

3xOP12-071

4xOP12-070

1xST18-001

3xOP12-063

4xOP07-064

1xST26-005

3xOP11-060

4xOP12-059

2xOP11-061

4xOP12-060

2xOP04-056

1xOP03-072

4xOP09-078

4xOP12-079

1xOP12-078