ONE PIECE DECK LAB

Current lists and what the next set may change.

Explore proven Korean-card lists alongside evidence-based new-set upgrade previews.

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Korean-friendly deck guides

Tournament lists · New-set previews · Korean card pool

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How should the new set change a deck?

A release is connected to overseas early results, then upgraded only after Korean tournament evidence arrives.

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  1. 01Official Korean release
  2. 02Overseas lists and repeated cards
  3. 03Korean results and final update
ONE PIECE · EBK-03 · 2026.07.24

Heroines Edition deck-impact guide

Just released · awaiting Korean results

Japanese EB-03 tournament results were reviewed against Korea's OPK-13 card pool. The guide starts with repeatedly played additions instead of declaring a final solved list.

New LeaderStrong signal
EB03-001

Red/Blue Vivi

The first complete new deck to test
EB03-006 ×4EB03-024 ×2–4OP13-012 ×4

Multiple Japanese EB-03 results, including 5-0 finishes, repeatedly used the new Leader and the same EB-03 core.

View result evidence ↗
Existing deck upgradeStrong signal
OP11-041

Blue/Yellow Nami

Start by testing the new 12-card package
EB03-053 ×4EB03-055 ×4EB03-060 ×4

Separate winning lists repeatedly used four copies of all three cards, making this the clearest first upgrade package.

View result evidence ↗
Existing deck upgradeNeeds testing
ST11-001

Green Uta

Begin with an eight-card swap
EB03-061 ×4EB03-020 ×4

A Japanese Standard Battle winner used four copies of both additions. Their ratio against the existing Film package still needs Korean-field testing.

View result evidence ↗
Flex-slot updateNeeds testing
OP11-040

Blue/Purple Luffy

Compare builds around three EB03-034
EB03-034 ×3

Winning lists used roughly three EB03-034. It is better treated as a flex-slot comparison than a full rebuild.

View result evidence ↗
No forced changes

Black Imu, Red/Blue Ace and Green Zoro showed little dependence on EB-03 in the reviewed results. Proven lists are not changed merely because a new set exists.

TOURNAMENT META · KOREAN CARD POOLStart with lists that have actually won.

Tournament results and recurring community archetypes determine the deck composition. Official Korean images make every card easy to identify.

CURRENT KOREAN FORMATOPK-13 + EBK-03 card pool

The tournament lists below use cards already released in Korea. Overseas future-format lists are not mixed into the recommendations.

FORMATEast OP13 / Korean OPK-13
EVIDENCEWinning lists + meta reports
CARD DISPLAYOfficial Korean images
REVIEWED2026.07.24
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PLAYED AND PROVEN

Tournament meta decks

Black Imu Leader cardVIEW
Black

Black Imu

A combo-control deck that fills the trash with the Five Elders, then flips the board with The Empty Throne and the 10-cost Five Elders.

OP13 tournament meta · Top tierDifficulty 4/5
Red/Blue Ace Leader cardVIEW
Red · Blue

Red/Blue Ace

A resilient 6000-power Leader that maintains hand advantage and uses I Am Whitebeard!!! to deploy large Edward Newgate Characters ahead of curve.

OP13 tournament meta · Top tierDifficulty 3/5
Green Zoro Leader cardVIEW
Green

Green Zoro

A straightforward pressure deck that develops Slash Characters efficiently, preserves active DON!! and creates repeated attacks with the Leader and Events.

OP13 tournament meta · Top tierDifficulty 2/5
Black Imu LeaderOP13-079
OP13 tournament meta · Top tier

Black Imu

Tournament deck source ↗

A combo-control deck that fills the trash with the Five Elders, then flips the board with The Empty Throne and the 10-cost Five Elders.

BlackLate-game swarm · ControlDifficulty 4/5

RESULT · Merun · Standard Battle 5-0 winner · Sep 5, 2025

Recommended for · Players who enjoy assembling pieces and turning the game with one planned board swing

What it does well

  • A powerful late game that deploys five different Elders at once
  • Blocker, removal and Rush pressure from the same board

What to watch

  • You must separate keep cards from cards that should enter the trash.
  • Track five unique Elders and your trash count throughout the game.

List status

  • Japanese OP13 Standard Battle winner · Compatible with the Korean OPK-13 card pool
  • Every card number, name and image was matched against the Korean official card database.
Early

Search Elders with Shalria and events while building the trash.

Mid

Use The Empty Throne to deploy Elders and control the opposing board.

Late

Use the 10-cost Five Elders to deploy five names and finish the board.

Open the full 50-card deck listLeader is shown above · Card counts are marked on each image
OP13-086 Shalria×4
OP13-086Shalria
OP13-087 Saint Charlos×4
OP13-087Saint Charlos
OP13-092 Saint Mjosgard×4
OP13-092Saint Mjosgard
OP13-083 Saint Jaygarcia Saturn×4
OP13-083Saint Jaygarcia Saturn
OP13-089 Saint Topman Warcury×4
OP13-089Saint Topman Warcury
OP13-080 Saint Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro×4
OP13-080Saint Ethanbaron V. Nusjuro
OP13-091 Saint Marcus Mars×4
OP13-091Saint Marcus Mars
OP13-084 Saint Shepherd Ju Peter×4
OP13-084Saint Shepherd Ju Peter
OP13-082 The Five Elders×4
OP13-082The Five Elders
OP13-096 The Five Elders Are Here!!!×4
OP13-096The Five Elders Are Here!!!
OP13-097 The Balance of the World Cannot Be Maintained Forever.×4
OP13-097The Balance of the World Cannot Be Maintained Forever.
OP13-098 It Never Existed in the First Place…×4
OP13-098It Never Existed in the First Place…
OP05-097 Mary Geoise×1
OP05-097Mary Geoise
OP13-099 The Empty Throne×1
OP13-099The Empty Throne
Red/Blue Ace LeaderOP13-002
OP13 tournament meta · Top tier

Red/Blue Ace

Tournament deck source ↗

A resilient 6000-power Leader that maintains hand advantage and uses I Am Whitebeard!!! to deploy large Edward Newgate Characters ahead of curve.

Red · BlueCard advantage · Large CharactersDifficulty 3/5

RESULT · Hito · Flagship 5-0 winner · Sep 5, 2025

Recommended for · Players who want a balanced deck with resilient defense and flexible answers

What it does well

  • The 6000-power Leader and draw effect preserve hand advantage
  • Deploys 10-cost threats early at eight DON!!

What to watch

  • Starting at three Life makes careless early damage risky.
  • You must track search targets and the Whitebeard Pirates ratio.

List status

  • Japanese OP13 Flagship 5-0 winner · Compatible with the Korean OPK-13 card pool
  • Every card number, name and image was matched against the Korean official card database.
Early

Use Izo and Otama to find the right Whitebeard Pirates cards and shape your hand.

Mid

Hold the board with Marco, Jozu and Yamato while the Leader creates card advantage.

Late

Use I Am Whitebeard!!! to deploy Edward Newgate early and pressure both board and hand.

Open the full 50-card deck listLeader is shown above · Card counts are marked on each image
ST22-002 Izo×4
ST22-002Izo
OP13-043 Otama×4
OP13-043Otama
OP06-047 Charlotte Pudding×1
OP06-047Charlotte Pudding
OP08-040 Atmos×2
OP08-040Atmos
OP10-045 Cavendish×1
OP10-045Cavendish
PRB02-008 Marco×4
PRB02-008Marco
OP13-054 Yamato×4
OP13-054Yamato
OP08-047 Jozu×4
OP08-047Jozu
OP08-043 Edward Newgate×3
OP08-043Edward Newgate
OP13-042 Edward Newgate×4
OP13-042Edward Newgate
OP13-016 Monkey D. Garp×4
OP13-016Monkey D. Garp
OP02-008 Jozu×4
OP02-008Jozu
ST23-001 Uta×3
ST23-001Uta
OP09-118 Gol D. Roger×2
OP09-118Gol D. Roger
ST22-015 I Am Whitebeard!!!×4
ST22-015I Am Whitebeard!!!
OP01-029 Radical Beam!!×2
OP01-029Radical Beam!!
Green Zoro LeaderOP12-020
OP13 tournament meta · Top tier

Green Zoro

Tournament deck source ↗

A straightforward pressure deck that develops Slash Characters efficiently, preserves active DON!! and creates repeated attacks with the Leader and Events.

GreenMulti-attack · Board developmentDifficulty 2/5

RESULT · Ricco K · Flagship 4-0 winner · Sep 5, 2025

Recommended for · Players who prefer clear board development and repeated attacks over intricate combos

What it does well

  • Builds a wide board and creates many attacks from the early-mid game
  • A reliable pressure plan into Red/Blue Ace

What to watch

  • Miscalculating active DON!! can shut off the Leader effect.
  • Sequence development carefully into opponents with wide-board removal.

List status

  • Indonesian OP13 Flagship 4-0 winner · Compatible with the Korean OPK-13 card pool
  • Every card number, name and image was matched against the Korean official card database.
Early

Use Hiyori, Perona and Koushirou to shape the hand and prepare Slash Character deployment.

Mid

Develop a wide board with Mihawk and low-cost Characters while preserving the Leader condition.

Late

Establish Shanks, then exhaust the opponent's counters with repeated Zoro and Event attacks.

Open the full 50-card deck listLeader is shown above · Card counts are marked on each image
OP12-028 Kozuki Hiyori×4
OP12-028Kozuki Hiyori
OP12-034 Perona×4
OP12-034Perona
OP12-027 Koushirou×4
OP12-027Koushirou
ST12-003 Dracule Mihawk×4
ST12-003Dracule Mihawk
OP12-026 Kuina×4
OP12-026Kuina
OP12-036 Roronoa Zoro×4
OP12-036Roronoa Zoro
OP13-037 Roronoa Zoro×4
OP13-037Roronoa Zoro
EB01-012 Cavendish×4
EB01-012Cavendish
OP12-023 Kawamatsu×4
OP12-023Kawamatsu
OP12-031 Tashigi×4
OP12-031Tashigi
OP13-031 Trafalgar Law×4
OP13-031Trafalgar Law
OP13-028 Shanks×2
OP13-028Shanks
OP12-039 Luffy Is the Man Who Will Become King of the Pirates!!×4
OP12-039Luffy Is the Man Who Will Become King of the Pirates!!
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LEARNING AND ALTERNATIVES

Official sample decks

Blue/Yellow Nami Leader cardVIEW
Blue · Yellow

Blue/Yellow Nami

A defensive deck that gains cards when Life moves, protects the Leader with a large hand and wins through efficient mid-to-large Characters.

Official sample · Learning/controlDifficulty 3/5
Blue/Yellow Nami LeaderOP11-041
Official sample · Learning/control

Blue/Yellow Nami

Official ONE PIECE recommended deck ↗

A defensive deck that gains cards when Life moves, protects the Leader with a large hand and wins through efficient mid-to-large Characters.

Blue · YellowCard draw · Defensive controlDifficulty 3/5

RESULT · Official recommended list · Not a tournament result

Recommended for · Players who enjoy maintaining a large hand and repeatedly making favorable defensive trades

What it does well

  • Reliable draw tied to Life movement
  • A flexible mix of removal and defensive cards

What to watch

  • Keep your hand near seven cards to maximize the Leader effect.
  • Overspending cards on defense can sharply reduce late-game options.

List status

  • Official base list · Matched to Korean card names and images · Adjustable after EBK-03
  • Every card number, name and image was matched against the Korean official card database.
Early

Attach DON!! to the Leader and maintain seven cards to establish draw.

Mid

Use Sanji, Chopper and Nami to manage both board and hand.

Late

Answer large threats with Katakuri, Red Roc and Luffy, then win on card advantage.

Open the full 50-card deck listLeader is shown above · Card counts are marked on each image
OP11-048 Capone Bege×4
OP11-048Capone Bege
OP11-106 Zeus×4
OP11-106Zeus
OP04-100 Capone Bege×4
OP04-100Capone Bege
EB02-022 Usopp×4
EB02-022Usopp
OP11-053 Tony Tony Chopper×4
OP11-053Tony Tony Chopper
OP11-054 Nami×4
OP11-054Nami
OP11-105 Charlotte Chiffon×4
OP11-105Charlotte Chiffon
OP11-051 Sanji×4
OP11-051Sanji
OP03-123 Charlotte Katakuri×4
OP03-123Charlotte Katakuri
OP11-118 Monkey D. Luffy×4
OP11-118Monkey D. Luffy
OP11-059 Gum-Gum King Cobra×2
OP11-059Gum-Gum King Cobra
OP11-060 Let's Ruin the Wedding!!!×4
OP11-060Let's Ruin the Wedding!!!
OP04-056 Gum-Gum Red Roc×4
OP04-056Gum-Gum Red Roc
How to use these lists
A winning list is evidence, not a permanent answer. Metagames, restrictions and preferred ratios change. Start with the proven list, then adjust two to four flexible slots after testing against the decks you actually meet. Official deck-building rules ↗