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Nami (OP14-031) price spike follows Monkey.D.Luffy's top-cut surge

2026-10-30 · data write-up

Numbers as of 2026-10-30: written before snapshots were stored, so its window and n are not recorded. The live metagame is since the 2026-10-12 banlist took effect (2026-10-12 to 2026-11-04), n=842 players in 38 events, and may differ from the figures below.

The biggest 7-day move sits in a top-cut list

Among the 7-day TCGplayer market moves on the site today, one card is also a staple of a leader that just surged. Nami (OP14-031) (mover) shows a +236.6% 7-day TCGplayer market move, to a market price of $16.66. It appears with 4 copies in 17 of 17 top-cut lists for Monkey.D.Luffy OP13-001 (Red/Green).

That leader's share of registered players in the metagame window (since the 2026-10-12 banlist) is 7.1%. In the last 7 days its share is 20.5%, against 3.2% in the prior 7 days, a change of +17.3 points. Its tournament win rate (non-mirror matches) is 60.1% over a record of 113-75-3.

This is a description of co-movement, not a claim about cause or a forecast.

The rest of that list's cards

Other cards in the same top-cut lists carry these market prices:

Garp is as widely played as Thousand Sunny but sits at a fraction of the price.

Enel's card also moved

Enel OP05-098 (Yellow) has a share of 5.9% in the window, 9.6% in the last 7 days against 4.9% in the prior 7. Its tournament win rate (non-mirror matches) is 58.4%. Against Monkey.D.Luffy (OP13-001), Enel's matchup record is 17-4-1 (81.0%), a small sample. A different Enel card, Enel (EB02-052), shows a +78.3% 7-day move, to $14.41.

Other large moves, not tied to the leaders above

The Xebec contrast

Rocks.D.Xebec OP17-039 (Blue) has the largest share in the window at 16.8%, with a tournament win rate (non-mirror matches) of 52.5%. All six of its key cards are in 24 of 24 lists and are cheap. Gloriosa (OP17-046) is the most expensive at $2.48, while Don Marlon (OP17-052) is $0.06.

Reading these numbers

Price moves are 7-day windows on thin markets, and a large percentage on a low base can be a small dollar change. Win rates come from tournament results with mirrors excluded, and the intervals on the leader pages show how wide the uncertainty is. Methods are on the sources page.

Every number on this page comes from the tournament results and prices listed on the sources page.

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